By: Izzy Caravela Sports are unarguably an essential part of the school spirit and culture here at JCHS. Sporting events are the quintessence of school spirit, ranging from football games, pep rallies, […]
Appreciating the Underappreciated
Tennis: A Modern American Misconception
By: Sabrina Russomanno In the modern era, professional sports and athletics themselves, have grown to be one of the American public’s favorite pastimes. Whether it be Sunday Night Football, March Madness, or […]
The Benefits of a Small Town
By: Braelan Drollas Moving from a 26-square mile rural town in South Jersey to the tiny town of Caldwell, NJ, my senior year of high school has been an adjustment to say […]
Why Not All Compliments are “Nice”
By: Dareen Abukwaik Flattery. Admiration. Appreciation. These are all examples of how people feel when they are complimented. According to Merriam Webster, a compliment is “an expression of esteem, respect, affection, or […]
Mr. Bertollo’s Instagram Following: Connecting with Students in a Digital Age
By: Julia Lees Recently, Mr. Bertollo’s Instagram has taken the school by storm. Mr. Bertollo, James Caldwell High School’s Vice Principal, has been operating his instagram since May of 2018. He posts […]
No Joking Around For This Premiere
By: Emma Krupp On the weekend of October 4th, 2019, thousands of DC comic fans eagerly gathered in cinemas around the United States for the premiere of Warner Bros new movie “Joker.” […]
Open Campus: The Debate of the Year
By: Caitlin Conahan As of the beginning of the 2019 school year, James Caldwell High School (JCHS) switched from mod scheduling to a rotating block schedule. With mod scheduling, there were six […]
Vaping: An Epidemic
By: Kate Porcello What is Happening? As the number of patients who have reported vaping-related illnesses begins to climb, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention has increased their warnings regarding the […]
“I Say: We Will Never Forgive You.”
By: Isabella Minor Greta Thunberg was born on January 3, 2003 in Sweden. In August 2018, she organized a school strike outside of the Swedish Parliament which became known as “Fridays for […]
Block vs Mod Scheduling
By: Ben Kopen In the past year, James Caldwell High School has drastically changed its day-to-day school schedule. In previous years, students would have mods 1 through 16 every day. With the […]
