BY SASHEEN JOSEPH The month of May is usually seen as the last hurrah for the graduating senior class, with earlier final exams, prom and graduation filling their last days of high school.  Although COVID-19 made many of these end-of-year events impossible, the CCHS administration released a schedule on... Read more

BY EMMA HUERTA Saying that times are strange now is an understatement. Schools are closing, economies are suffering and local and national governments are in utter panic due to the coronavirus pandemic. The many changes have impacted the lives of people everywhere, including CCHS students as Broward County Public... Read more

BY SASHEEN JOSEPH As the school year begins to close, one thing that many CCHS students look forward to is receiving their yearbook. However, in light of schools closing due to COVID-19 concerns, the idea of receiving a yearbook feels more like a distant memory. Despite maintaining social distancing... Read more

BY JULIA SAFRIN Nobody thought that the last week of physical school in the 2019-2020 school year would be the week of CCHS Student Government Association’s (SGA) spring spirit week. While the spring spirit week was cut short with the cancellation of the pep rally, it was not the... Read more

BY ABBIE TUSCHMAN Amid the chaos of the coronavirus pandemic, some good news came to CCHS. Competing against high school broadcast programs from across America, Cowboy Television (CTV) was named the best weekly news show in the nation.  On April 7, the Student Television Network (STN) announced the winners... Read more

BY ALYSSA KHAN Students all around the world look forward to the end of attending school: senior year. It’s the final year that rewards seniors for all the time and effort they put in for over a decade of schooling. However, due to the COVID-19 disease and social distancing... Read more

BY SASHEEN JOSEPH As the public continues to maintain social distancing and schools close their doors, students and faculty have now transitioned into online learning—what used to simply be a graduation requirement. In light of this transition, CCHS juniors have taken it upon themselves to create a free online... Read more

BY RYAN MERARD As the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on today’s public life, many extracurriculars such as sports teams and school clubs have had to completely stop. However, CCHS’s Poetry Club was one of the few programs able to continue their scheduled activities online. Poetry organizations are staying alive... Read more

BY ARIELLE KRAUS When students across the state of Florida walked into school on Friday, March 13, they did not realize it would be their last day of school. They walked off-campus without knowing they would not be returning or that the rest of the school year would be... Read more

BY JAELYN YEAMPIERRE No one told them prom was gonna be this way. The rapid spread of coronavirus in South Florida has caused a mass panic throughout the state. The Class of 2020 has been particularly distressed as the cancellation of senior events has become a very likely possibility.... Read more