The term “palindrome” is derived from two Greek words, palin (meaning again) and dromos (which means way, or direction). It is defined as a number, word, sentence, symbol, or even a sign […]
The Caldron
“Where I’m From” Poems
George Ella Lyon is the author of several books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. She wrote the original poem, “Where I’m From” in 1993 in order to find out just where she […]
The Canvas 2020
Each spring at JCHS, a literary magazine is created by the talented student body which displays both pieces of prose and poetry. Unfortunately, The Canvas 2020 was unable to be published in […]
Good Luck, JCHS Class of 2020!
Every June, the Caldron honors the graduating class with a map of where their post-graduation plans will take them. With the tragedy of the coronavirus pandemic, many celebrations were moved online. Mr. […]
A Look Back: Reflection of My Time at JCHS
By: Dareen Abukwaik September 5, 2016: “Hi future Dareen, it’s fourteen year old you…I’m not sure when you’ll see this, maybe when you’re a senior. I’m going to start high school in […]
My Senior Reflection
By: Grace Mazepa Dear Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and fellow Seniors: Four years. It seems like a lifetime, yet it is only a blink of an eye. If I were to describe my […]
Celebrating the Small Moments of High School
By: Julia Lees In late February, I sat in my math class daydreaming about life after high school while creating a countdown in our school-issued planners with black ink. I was ready […]
A Reflection of Four Years of Influence
By: Bella Minor High school has been a roller coaster of events and memories! I would have to say that high school is extremely stressful, but it’s not impossible as some people […]
Four Years of Reflection
By: Sabrina Russomanno At first glance, some may believe that I am incredibly sure of myself: calm, cool, and collected. However, my memories of my introduction to high school contradict this statement. […]
The Ride of a Lifetime
By: Connor Hapward The fall of 2016 feels like an eternity ago. Yet, somehow, in a strange way, it also feels like yesterday. Here I am in the spring of 2020 ready […]
