Emelia Yencha, more affectionately known as "Mia" by her family and peers, was a senior at CHS accepted to Delaware Valley University for their Zoo Science program. She passed away on March 23 2023...
The Carlisle Area School Board approved AP African American Studies, an AP course that many students desire, at a board meeting on April 20. The course was endorsed by the Board with a unanimous decision...
Amidst the stress of the final quarter of the school year, one last dance always finds its way to shine through it all: Prom.
Contrary to previous years, Prom is going to be held off CHS campus this...
In the U.S. 16,000 children are diagnosed with cancer each year, it is the prime cause of childhood death, according to PennState Health's Four Diamonds’ program.
Four Diamonds’ approach to childhood...
Course selection is upon us, and students in grades 9-11 are beginning to ponder what courses to choose for the next school year. As students consider their short and long-term goals, they encounter both...
Lyric Koch, Perspectives editor
• January 20, 2023
CHS Coffeehouse brewed up a spectacular performance. The air was filled with laughter, fun, and amazing musical talent. "The Refill," held on January 6th in the Swartz Auditorium, was a night to remember.
The...
CHS’s Homecoming Dance has not been the same for the last two years. With the restrictions of COVID-19 affecting everything, from the amount of students able to attend, to the dance experience not occurring...
Scroll down to see how some students celebrated CHS's Homecoming Spirit Week this year!
Monday: Nursery School vs. Nursing Home
Tuesday: Adam Sandler
Wednesday: BBQ Dad Vs. Soccer Mom
Thursday:...
While the end of the year brings celebrations of successes and signing of yearbooks, it also brings the sad process of saying goodbye, not only to our seniors but also our military families that are...
