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A Sneak Peak Behind the Scenes of CHS Faculty Oaker Hour BY AMANDA MCKECHNIE
A Sneak Peak Behind the Scenes of CHS Faculty Oaker Hour BY AMANDA MCKECHNIE Ever wonder what the teachers really do behind the scenes? How do they think of ideas that will benefit the school? There is a system teachers use called “Oaker Hour.” Oaker Hour was set up by Mr. Chace with the help […]
CHS Juniors and Sophomores Are Ready for SAT/PSAT on April 9th BY NATHALIE FORTIER
As sophomores and juniors at CHS know well, the PSAT and SAT are on their way! On Tuesday, April 9, every tenth and eleventh grader in RI will be taking the PSAT or SAT as part of their annual state testing. For sophomores, the test is simply practice for the real thing next year, so there’s less pressure. For juniors though, the SAT is a big deal, and it can feel overwhelmingly stressful and a bit scary. But worry not! Preparation should have you feeling a bit less stressed!
Getting Our Hogwarts On BY TIARA ROCHON
On Saturday, March 23rd, the Warwick Central Library turned into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This was the first time the library had held this event, and it was received quite well by all who attended. The event was completely non-profit and organized by the library. The Warwick Veterans Memorial Middle School lent their parking lot to the library, and it was sure needed! The event brought in those of all ages from young to old (but young at heart).
Tips on Where to Find the Perfect Prom Attire BY CONNOR MCKAIG
Perhaps the most exciting part of the prom-going experience is the opportunity to dress up in formal attire. After all, who doesn’t want to wear a beautiful dress or tuxedo to look great in their pictures for Instagram? However, with so many options to choose from in terms of design and color, it can be difficult to find a place to start shopping.
CHS Students and Teachers Plunge for a Great Cause BY LILY MANCINI
On Saturday, March 23rd, Oakers teamed up along with Ponaganset High School and around fifteen other schools across Rhode Island at Salty Brine Beach in Narragansett. Together, there were 31 teams on the beach. Coventry had the biggest team and raised $12,291, beating the goal of $10,000.
TAKING AP CLASSES AT CHS BY: MEI SOWERS
There was a great turnout on March 19th for CHS’s AP Informational Night. Every seat in the library was filled! Lots of students excited to take on new challenges through Advanced Placement. The enthusiasm from teachers, parents, and students was contagious! #oakerpride
Weezer’s Black Album a Disappointment BY ELLIOT MANN
I am a bit of a music geek. I listen to music every chance I get-- walking through the hallways, on the bus, and even in class (sometimes). And Weezer has been one of the bands that helped to develop my taste in music.
Global Climate Change Protest Rallies Students BY MEI SOWERS
On March 15, 2019, the youth of the world protested climate change. About 1.4 million young people from 123 countries skipped school to join the worldwide movement. The youth were striking for the New Green Deal, fair and just transition to 100% renewable energy, and an end to the creation of additional fossil fuel infrastructures.
10 THINGS TO DO DURING SPRING VACATION! BY SARAH LOPES
If you find yourself at a standstill and wondering what to do during your CHS spring vacation/ "staycation," Sarah Lopes offers 10 ideas to kickstart your fun!
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College Tips for the Class of 2020 BY NATHAN MACOMBER
Calling all Juniors in the class of 2020! The time is almost here to start applying to colleges. As a current senior, and as someone who has gone through the process, I can give you some tips you can use when applying in the fall. It all comes down to time management and making sure you have everything completed and turned in by your schools’ deadline. I know the process may seem a bit daunting, but don’t worry, it’s actually quite simple.