With 80 minute long classes and little time in between, many students in the Carter Community scramble to find time to use the restroom in between class periods or schedule a time they’d be able to talk to a teacher about a subject they didn’t understand. Some are left interrupting their classes to use the …
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With autumn in full swing, the CHS band works tirelessly to achieve higher scores on upcoming band competitions. Every year, the band and the majorettes travels to multiple competitions with the intent of achieving a good impression with the judges. When asked about what the judges are looking for when making their decision, Mr. Milligan, …
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With a diverse environment and plenty of new social experiences, school has become more open than ever before for students young and old; however, that doesn’t solve the issue that on average, 54 percent of students feel misrepresented or even excluded within the system. While some schools are blessed with inclusivity, other schools aren’t making …
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Title: To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before Main Actors: Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, Emilijah Baranac, Janel Parrish, Israel Broussard Release Date: August 17, 2018 Available: Any Time on Netflix With so many movies and TV shows to choose from, thanks to streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu, it isn’t always easy to find …
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With the multitude of changes made this new school year, it is natural to assume anything different is an inconvenience or a disruption to the average student’s day. However, many of the recent adjustments made within school can have a positive impact on our student-education. Teaching high schoolers ACT prep. during the school day, as …
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Carter High School has announced the school fees to help cover the dues for the 2019-2020 school year. The senior fee for the upcoming graduates is $25, and the money collected will provide the diplomas and the graduation ceremony. There are also the fees that apply to all grades, the $10 student fee and the …
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