Enduring a healthy lifestyle can be quite a struggle for high school students. Besides just eating vegetables and fruits, there are many other factors that can influence a healthy life.
Opening up to...
Scholastic Aptitude Tests, known commonly as the SATs, leave a trail of high school students under copious amounts of stress. SATs are tests that challenge and score a student’s academic skill set. Almost...
Skylar Bowers, Student Life Editor
• February 20, 2019
AP and honor classes are intended to prepare students for college courses, but what better way to get ready than to take the college class first-hand?
Ship Start is a program offered by Shippensburg...
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Director
• February 15, 2019
Senior Joseph Durbin is featured in the very first podcast version of Head of the Herd. We discuss his time in CHS's choir and his plans for after graduation.
Traditionally, there has been a lack of gender diversity in certain types of classes such as the arts, mathematics, and sciences. These ratios have stayed the same for a long time, this presumingly because...
As the annual CHS Musical is coming up, the student cast rehearses daily to get ready to perform their parts in Grease. Performance dates are Feb 21, 22 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Emma Barr auditorium.
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William Shakespeare never ran cross country, but CHS students can while also bringing his works to life. CHS has a wide variety of students who not only take part in athletic events but also performs in...
Skylar Bowers, Student Life Editor
• January 14, 2019
As a popular figure at CHS, Ridge Wargins is known for his feature on Herd TV on Fridays. We took the opportunity to turn the camera on him, letting CHS students ask him questions.
Cameron Fritz, Publications Manager
• January 14, 2019
It seems like every day something new is being invented and another device is being released to the public. For students who are taught something new every day, this constant stream of discovery should...
