Amy Gray

Christian Unified was happy to welcome Bob Ruhlman to the staff this year as our new Superintendent. Though a graduate of Christian Heritage College, he grew up in the quaint town of Everson, Washington, which is located only a few miles from the Canadian border. He then lived and taught in Seattle, Washington for 28 years, but this campus and Shadow Mountain Community Church remained near and dear to his heart.

It may be hard for many to grasp, but every student of Christian Unified was born after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. This is why it is so important to continue to stir conversation among students about what happened on that day so as to never forget.

By Henry Kim and Diego Duarte Year over year, the world strains under a growing problem: refugees, displaced from their home countries in ever-increasing numbers. The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in mid-2021 resulted in that number increasing exponentially. Meanwhile, John Houston, the woodshop teacher for Christian High was having a hard time finding a meaningful

By Berlyn Balelo The Christian High School Cheer Squad is making history! This is the largest squad CHS has ever seen and the cheerleaders are thrilled to have opportunities to try things they haven’t been able to in the past. Squad Member Bella Hernandez loves the change. She says, “We get more opportunities to do

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.