When Covid-19 required us to stay home, the Periscope staff was faced with a challenging situation: how do we create a senior magazine?
At the same time, the Oracle yearbook staff was just about to...
Hello seniors! Recently, CHS administration, faculty and staff members had a chance to share a message with the senior class, thanks to the efforts of the Carlisle Area Education Association (CAEA). ...
The commencement ceremony for Carlisle High School's Class of 2019 was held on Thursday, May 30. Although the initial plan for the ceremony was to host it outdoors, fears of heavy rain moved the ceremony...
As seniors begin preparations for graduation and life after high school, some members of the Class of 2019 are getting ready to share their talents one last time, at Senior Renaissance.
Senior Renaissance...
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Director
• March 22, 2019
In this episode of Head of the Herd, Kaitlynn den Hoed shared her passion for animals and her future plans for after high school. den Hoed is excited to travel and become a zoologist.
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Director
• November 2, 2018
Head of the Herd is a video profile of various seniors in the Class of 2019. Christian Kuhn discusses his involvement with Carlisle High School and future plans.
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Director
• September 30, 2018
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Head of the Herd is a video profile of various seniors in the Class of 2019. The second senior is Isaiah Bell. Bell discuses his passion for swimming and his dreams of coaching.
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Director
• September 20, 2018
Head of the Herd is a video profile of various seniors in the Class of 2019. The first senior is Madi Green who discusses her future plans of being a teacher and her time here at CHS.
![LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD: Phase I of the Athletic Field Project includes putting in a synthetic turf field in the area of the current football practice field. The field is planned to be built by the 2022 Fall Sports Season. Sensenig said, They [my team] will no longer be affected by huge holes, divots or dirt patches in the grass- or the length of the grass affecting their ability to dribble with speed and control in order to successfully possess the ball.](https://www.chsperiscope.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/IMG-0662.jpg)
