Amy Gray

As most of you have noticed, our school’s growth this past year has been considerable. In a twelve month’s time, the district enrollment has increased by thirty percent!

CHS has had a long history of teacher-led mission trips. Students have a required number of volunteer hours to complete each semester, and these trips are the best way to use them.

Rumors regarding the history of the Christian High campus have circulated throughout the student body for decades.

This semester, our school is putting on the musical The Sound of Music. The story follows an Austrian family as they take on a nanny, the Catholic misfit nun named Maria.

Sports and the athletic community are a big, beloved part of CHS. For some, it’s just an after-school activity. For others, it’s so much more.

The basketball season is coming to an end and Quentin Givens and Jeremiah Carr told us what basketball meant to them. As you know, the sports community has a very family-like dynamic and can draw bonds to last a lifetime.

Headed by Coach Moreno and assistant coaches David and Bedsole, the wrestling team has achieved their most triumphant season yet.

At first light on the morning of October 2, CHS Principal Susan Lanz and 230 fellow competitors began the Cuyamaca 100k. At the end of the grueling day’s work in the Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, Mrs. Lanz crossed the finish line after 62 miles with a time of 16:47:57.

The college application can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. Here is a collection of tips for high schoolers on making the college process easier.

Increasing numbers of refugees come to San Diego yearly. The situation in Afghanistan has become worse with the Taliban takeover, resulting in the number of refugees increasing exponentially. Meanwhile, John Houston, the woodshop teacher for CHS, was having a hard time finding a meaningful project that would help his Woodshop 4 students increase their skills.

The Christian High Car Club made its debut this semester with Dallas Posselli and Ryan Asmar as its founders. With both parties growing up around cars, this was a no-brainer for them their senior year. Social media apps have made modifying and building cars a major trend and many high schools around the country with

Senior Ainsley Anderson is the first girl to ever hold a Commissioner of Sports position at CHS! Along with Nolan Brown and Dylan Eads, Anderson’s job is to keep the student body updated on upcoming sporting events. She wants to keep the student section hyped during games and encourage every CHS student-athlete. Anderson wanted this

Senior Ryan Van Mouwerik recently earned the right to become part of a very small group of people who can call themselves an Eagle Scout. To put this achievement in perspective, since its inception in 1911, there have been more than 130 million children and teens participating in Boy Scouts of America. Only 4% of