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. […]
Good Luck, JCHS Class of 2020!
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 […]
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 […]
My Open Love Letter to Basketball
By: Emma Krupp Ironically, the love that I would come to have for basketball began with a feeling of discomfort and uncertainty. Walking into the GCMS gym in November of 2012 one […]
What We Don’t Know Does Hurt Us
By: Uma Attreya I’m sure everyone has heard the sayings “what you don’t know won’t hurt you” or “ignorance is bliss.” Granted, all sayings are not applicable to all situations, but I […]
Celebrating Ramadan in Quarantine
By: Dareen Abukwaik Last year, I wrote an article about the struggles of celebrating the Islamic Holy Month of Ramadan during AP testing and while in school. Little did I know just […]
My Eating Disorder is Glamorized by The Media
By: Cindy Chen I’ve never been a fan of exercising. The idea of sweating, being out of breath, and the pain I associated with it always prevented me from working out, but […]
What Corona Induced Quarantine Has Taught Me
By: Uma Attreya I’ve always been told to look at the bright sides of things, find a silver lining, no matter how bad things get. Usually, it’s easy, because the answer is […]
