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...
John McGuire is a 10th, 11th, and 12th grade English teacher, who has been an educator at CHS for a total of twenty one years. After twenty-seven years as a teacher, he has made the decision to retire...
"This is my 17th year as head coach for wrestling and I've been in the program since 2nd grade. I graduated here at Carlisle High School in 2001, I went and joined the Pennsylvania Army National Guard....
"I've run a side business for 20 years, it's my utopia and my getaway. It's called BAI Landscaping. I love to clean up flowerbeds, trim shrubs, bushes, and mow my customers lawns. I go in and it doesn't...
The classes of 2020 through 2025 have had very different experiences in high school. These perspectives were shaped by a pandemic and its implications. One of the main changes in the daily lives of students...
The Scholastic Writing Competition is a well-known competition in the Carlisle Area School District. Maybe your English teacher made you and your classmates participate that one time in middle school,...
Her goal is rather simple: create joy through art.
In addition to teaching art at CHS and running her own graphic design business, Amie Bantz recently opened a studio at Millworks, restaurant/gallery...
As stress and anxiety levels rise in teenagers, access for resources for teens should grow with this need.
Stress is defined by Mental Health America (mhanational.org), as the reaction that the body...
It's time for the annual Periscope Teacher Superlatives! This year, we're opening up our voting to all of our readers, including underclassmen, upperclassmen, even teachers and administration. Fill...
