By: Christine Infantolino This spring sports season simply put has been a stand-out season. The baseball, boys and girls lacrosse, softball, tennis, and track teams have all been successful thus far entering […]
By: Izabella Garcia As I sit here at my computer reminiscing and reflecting upon these past four years at JCHS, I become teary-eyed as I am truly going to miss this school […]
By: Jude Bazerman CALDWELL- I always ask myself the question if my freshman year self and my current self would get along. While I think that the two would be able to […]
By: Maryellen Kane When Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced his upcoming retirement earlier this year, President Joe Biden was eager to find a sufficient replacement. Biden was looking for someone who […]
By: Jude Bazerman WEST CALDWELL- JCHS Girls Lacrosse has started the season on a roll, tallying wins in each of their first three games. In their first contest, a high scoring 21-17 […]
By: Anthony Lemin WEST CALDWELL- After a disappointing 2020-2021 season going 2-12, the Caldwell Chiefs look to return to the links more determined than ever for different results than last year. With […]
By: Brian Helsel The best time of the year for basketball fans is here. After a thrilling March Madness tournament, the NBA Playoffs are set to begin on April 16th, after a […]
By: Lia Vaiserman This past fall, James Caldwell High School students received their own individual Dell Laptop. There has since been much mixed feedback on the laptops from both students and teachers […]
By: Emma Weinert For a birthday celebration, I went to the Sugar Factory in New York City with a few friends last weekend. I had never been before, but I had heard […]
By: Lia Vaiserman Through some hard losses and astonishing achievements, the JCHS swimming team came through with a well-rounded season. Despite both the boys and girls team starting off their season with […]
The Caldron 