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This year, there will also be a competing dance at Club 112 in addition to the school dance, though not sponsored by the school.
The CHS student council attempted to work with Ryan Powell (owner of Formal Affairs and Club 112) to compromise, but according to Alyssa Vahala (12), in a conversation between Vahala, Colleen Finn […]

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Sometimes doing nice things can get you out of a detention.
A food drive sponsored by Key Club and student council will be conducted next week to raise food for the Food Bank of Northern Indiana.
“We’ve tried to do a food drive every year but this year we have a specific week, so things will be […]

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Clubs at CHS are a huge part of students’ lives, keeping them busy during resource. Current Events club is a new club that is being added to the enormous list of clubs at CHS. The purpose of this club is to discuss current events within a group.
“I love talking about current events and hearing different […]

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It is homecoming and CHS is ready to do an incredible job with the theme of the week, “Occupations”.  Homecoming is a great time to show school spirit and get involved!  Here’s the schedule for the week! 
Homecoming Week Schedule
Monday-

Spirit day “Decades”
Hall decorating after school

Tuesday-

Spirit day “Superheroes”
Mini Film Festival during lunches
Hall decorating judging
Float building after school

Wednesday-

Spirit […]

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From strawberry scones to carrot cake; from peppermint patty brownies to bran berry muffins, the nearby Daily Grind is filled with sweets, not to mention the beloved coffee. Unfortunately, after seven years of business The Daily Grind is going out of business.
“Our last day is September 21,” Joan Yoder (manager) said.
Kelly Frye (12) has faithfully […]

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The annual yearbook, usually distributed at the beginning on the year, was late this year from reaching CHS student’s hands.
“It usually takes 30 to 45 days once the company has all of the papers,” Layla Wirt (English teacher) said.
This year’s yearbook staff consists of five students first trimester and eight during third trimester.
“You can only be […]

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During resource period on Wednesday, sophomore students were called down to the Media Center to receive a hearing test. This test is mandated by the state for sophomore students. Mrs. Price (speech/hearing teacher at Concord East Side) directed the event and kept it in order as students rushed in to get their next test over with. […]

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When Bob Bieber (Art Department) was younger, he found his passion for model kits. Back in the 1960s it was really popular.
“That’s just what you did. You either played sandlot football or baseball, listened to 45 records, read comic books or built model kits,” Bieber said.  Back then, he explained, model kits were more […]

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On Friday the 31st of August from 4-7 p.m. outside of the Activity Center, the Concord Adult Athletic Booster Club is having a Corn and Sausage Roast.  Members consist of CHS parents, former parents, and members of the community and they are always recruiting new members.
“The purpose of the Concord Adult Athletic Booster Club is […]

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Been wondering what else CHS can offer its students?  Well, the answer is the activity fair, during lunch on Thursday, in the cafeteria commons.  Students can find all sorts of interesting clubs and sign up for them too.
“It’s a great way for kids to get involved in something other than sports, music and the academic […]

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