Welcome back, Chronicle readers! I am so excited to be advising the newspaper club again this year, and to support our newspaper staff in the production of the Colonel Chronicle. I am happy to introduce...

Earlier in the school year, the administration closed half of the bathrooms in the school—leaving one per floor open, including in the basement and outside the cafeteria. This was done in response to...

Going to school every day to meet friends and learn new things are things that students should do. But among them, there are always students who are different from the rest. They go to school not only...

The debate around school start times has been a topic of discussion for some time, taking into account the impact on students who are forced to wake up very early. This issue becomes stronger when we consider...

For years, my little sister has been taller than me.   At age 17, I stand at 5’3”, while she, at 15, is 5’11”. Nearly everyone comments on this eight-inch discrepancy—if they realize...

  The Chronicle continues to showcase the outstanding academic work produced by South students! This year, students of Ms. Ledoux’s Dual Enrollment ENG 102 class were assigned the task of a large...

Can you share some details on your plans for after graduation? For example, the name of college you will be attending or where you will be working. What are you most looking forward to with these plans? My...

  This year, students of Ms. Ledoux's Dual Enrollment ENG 102 class were assigned the task of a large scale research assignment on a topic of their choice. Senior Henry Nguyen chose an important...

From the beginning of his involvement with South’s student newspaper, Jason Murillo had big ideas, and a big vision. The Chronicle was never just a newspaper - it was a place that Jason took seriously...

It is exciting when teachers can observe a student, during their high school years, already  involved in their future pursuits. Many students pursue opportunities that will give them exposure to their...