By: Justin Kuczborski Through the first twenty games of the 2017-18 season, Caldwell Girls Basketball accumulated an even record of 10-10, which is good enough for fourth place in the SEC – […]
By: Melissa Freed The Winter Olympics is a time for countries all over the world to forget about their differences and unite over the games. Athletes work tirelessly and are filled with […]
By: Corinne Maiorano I have always been one to give others power over my own ideas and feelings. I’ve found that I am susceptible to the positive and negative energies of the […]
By: Katie Quigley Wednesday, February 14, 2018: the day we took our futures into our own hands. The day we turned to our TV screens, Twitter, the “breaking news” headlines popping up […]
By: Julia Lees In honor of Veterans Day, the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ has an exhibition called ‘The Voices of Our Veterans: Combat Paper NJ’ to honor veterans and give them […]
By: Julia Lees In honor of Veterans Day, the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ has an exhibition called ‘The Voices of Our Veterans: Combat Paper NJ’ to honor veterans and give them […]
By Julie Schmidt Halloween has come and passed as I, and many other classmates, participated in the Halloween festivities by donning a costume. Every year, the concept of cultural appropriation arises as […]
By Alec Tobin In the summer of 2011, my family moved from southern California to New Jersey so that we could be closer to our extended family. The importance of family was […]
On April 20, JCHS seniors with high academic standing gathered for the annual academic banquet at Mayfair Farms in West Orange. After a wonderful dinner, Joe Redling-Pace, ranked third in his class, […]
With the school year coming to an end, the Caldron would like to reflect on the time our graduating seniors have had at JCHS as well as what lies ahead for them. Below […]
