Carter Corps News
Published by the CHS Journalism Class
Reality Check: A 25 minute lunch bell
Do you wonder why lunch feels so short? That’s because it is! Our lunch period lasts about 25 minutes, when you think about how long it takes for students to walk to lunch, wait in long service lines, pay, and then sit, we realistically only have about 13 minutes left to eat a meal. Such…
High School Seniors’ Experiences Regarding Burnout
Around the world, many high school seniors report a drop in motivation and focus. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as “senioritis”: a colloquial term used to describe feelings of apathy towards school in high school seniors. “I guess it just gets repetitive for people after a while. I feel like a lot of people…
Opinion: Teachers should take more than just test grades
Imagine studying for hours, knowing the material, and then watching your grade drop because of one bad test. For many students, tests do not always show what they actually know because stress and anxiety can affect their performance. Teachers should consider classwork, assignments, projects, and participation when grading students instead of relying mostly on test…
Mr. O: Making Math Easy
“As long as you put in the effort, you cannot fail this class.” After a decade of teaching, the determination to better his students still runs strong. Mr. O is a math teacher at Carter High School who teaches with passion and enthusiasm. He will often check in with the class to make sure they…
Opinion: the school dress codes are unfair.
School dress codes are supposed to help students dress appropriately, but sometimes they can be unfair. But sometimes I believe that cater high school’s dress codes are unfair because they often target girls. More than one student should be able to follow the rules without feeling like the rules are only focused on certain students.…
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