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The negative impact of COVID-19 on students’ mental health and social interactions is especially apparent now that CCHS students have returned to higher academic standards for a semester of traditional in-person learning

CCHS will switch to a virtual model from Jan. 20 through at least Jan. 21 due to staffing shortages caused by COVID-19.

Sports staffer Janie Ripps reflects on her first months of high school and academic experiences during a pandemic.

CCHS freshman Riley Ramsey shares her experience transitioning from public school to homeschool and back again in 2021.

BHL’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration will be held over Zoom on Oct. 12, highlighting student art and performances.

The CCSD announced Wednesday that high schools will begin the return to in-person learning on March 15.

Remote learning has revealed challenges for the CCHS student body, making it difficult for teachers to provide quality instruction.

Viewpoints Editor Maya Cornish talks with Clarke Central High School counselor Darline Coleman about her experience as a counselor and how the CCHS counseling department has adapted to the new needs of students due to COVID-19.

The CCHS orchestra and band departments are using the Upbeat Music App to overcome the disconnect between student musicians.

CCHS teachers and students have found the lack of face-to-face interaction in an online environment both challenging and promising.

The Clarke Central High School Freshman Academy team is attempting to build a sense of community for the freshmen class during the COVID-19 pandemic.