Ben Schneider, Chronicle Staff Writer
• December 23, 2020
With winter break around the corner, Cavaliers turn to their favorite holiday-related books to celebrate the season. Both old favorites and new discoveries can brighten any holiday, especially when it...
Jacky Le, Chronicle Staff Writer
• December 23, 2020
On Dec. 11, band teacher Brianna Gatch premiered a pre-recorded rendition of Leroy Anderson’s classic “Sleigh Ride” performed by the Clover Hill Wind Ensemble on YouTube.
Band members recorded...
As the year comes to an end, getting into the holiday spirit can be difficult without a good “Hallmark” movie. These films, which are typically characterized as low-budget, romantic dramas, have...
Art classes provide creative alternatives for students to find an escape from the academic rigors that core classes can bring. Students across CHHS are creating art that reflects their creativity and issues...
Conditioning has started at the Hill, and student athletes are more ready for the season than ever.
Since Chesterfield County public schools closed in March 2020, sports have been at a standstill,...
According to PBS, the Scholastic Assessment Test, otherwise known as the SAT, was first created by Carl C. Brigham because he believed that American education was declining. Since then, universities have...
Ian Hooks, Chronicle Staff Writer
• December 9, 2020
This year has been a rollercoaster of emotions for sports fans across the United States. From the untimely death of Kobe Bryant in January, the cancelation of the NCAA tournament in March, and professional...
There is no denying the impact that COVID-19 has had on the United States economy. On the local level, small business owners and their employees are among the hardest hit during this national economic...
2020 has certainly been a year for the books, with pandemics, wildfires, and many other major events that have definitely taken the world by surprise. However, 2020 hasn’t been a total disaster. In fact,...
A variety of opportunities exist for art students looking to expand their artistic skills and gain experience including the Scholastics Art and Writing contest.
Junior Ace Atkinson, a former participant...
As students adjust to the novel and unexpected events of this year, the senior class of 2020 are not only adjusting to college and life after high school but are beginning a new chapter of their lives,...
Maira Azam, Chronicle Staff Writer
• December 2, 2020
To adjust to health and safety restrictions while maintaining a sense of normality, students and staff are redefining and reimagining many of the events that students have come to know and love. The yearly...
