By: Kaitlyn Wescott On January 6th, 2021, Congress was in session to affirm Joe Biden’s presidential election victory. Around noon, Trump extremists held a “Save America” rally and began to march from […]
Tribute to Coach Mark
By: Alexa Camerino This month the Caldwell-West Caldwell community lost an icon. Mark Teshkoyan was a well respected, cherished teacher and coach. He was admired by students and athletes alike, which was […]
New Zealand Lifts All Restrictions for COVID-19
By: Julia Hernandez Living in a world that is surrounded by an inevitable virus has taken its toll on everyone. Specifically, it is important to note that one country has resolved their […]
History Made in Georgia
By: Lily Caravela History was made on January 5, 2021, when Reverend Raphael Warnock from Georgia, was elected as the first African-American Democratic Senator from a former Confederate state. Warnock, along with […]
COVID-19’s Influence On Climate Change
By: Charley Albert The coronavirus has created tremendous waves in many areas of life. It has made its mark on society in plenty of obvious ways: wearing masks, social distancing and online […]
FBLA at JCHS
By: Alexandra Li The new Future Business Leaders of American (FBLA) chapter of James Caldwell High School gives students the opportunity to explore a wide variety of interests and learn and interact […]
Joe Biden Inaugurated as President
By: Daniel Galal On Wednesday, January 20th, President-Elect Joe Biden was sworn into office as the 46th President of the United States. This comes after months of contentious rhetoric over election security, […]
Covid Vaccine Available in Essex County
By: Emma Carriker After almost a year of coronavirus taking over, there is finally a vaccine to prevent getting the illness. Across the country, shipments of the Moderna and Pfizer fill hospitals […]
COVID’s Impact On Indigenous Culture
By: Nicole Cordasco American and Alaskan Natives currently make up approximately 2.4% of the United States population, an estimated 10 million people (National Congress of American Indians). Less than half of this […]
The New Hybrid Schedule
By: Danielle Rapsas As the new year unfolds, a new hybrid schedule has been announced. Previously, there have been three cohorts and each cohort has gone into school a few times each […]
