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Ms. Montgomery
Ms. Montgomery
Written By Vivienne Murphy l Edited by Sasha Langley
Ms. Montgomery took over student government three years ago from the former advisor, Mr Loomis, when she first joined Chatham. She was initially drawn to the club because she was interested in getting to work closely with students. Since becoming advisor, Ms. Montgomery has watched students grow into leaders and advocates for their community.One of the accomplishments she helped student government achieve was the senior lunch privilege, a Chatham High School policy which allows the senior class to leave school during their...
Meet Terry Bordell
Meet Terry Bordell
Written By Sasha Langley l Edited by Vivienne Murphy
Terry Bordell was recently hired as the Director of Innovations and Education for the Chatham School District. Although this is Mr. Bordells first time working in the district as the Director of Innovation and Education, it is not his first time working at Chatham. Previously, he was an English teacher at Chatham High School, while also being a teacher leader. Mr. Bordell is very excited to be back working in the district again.
MEET MR. WHEAT
MEET MR. WHEAT
Written by Sam Morales and Vivienne Murphy
Miles Wheat, our new principal, joined the Chatham school community this school year. In the few months he has held this position, he has already made a remarkable impression on both students and staff of our school, yet most of us haven’t gotten to know him very well yet. Here is some background on Mr Wheat, his interest in taking this job in Chatham, some of his plans for the school, and a fun trivia at the end!
(Taken from Smoking Monkey Photography)
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Written by Sam Morales and Vivienne Murphy
This year’s school musical, Little Shop of Horrors, took to the stage on March 14th at Chatham High School. This play is about a flower shop worker living on skid row in New York City who buys an evil plant that eats humans. With catchy musical numbers such as Feed me (Git It), Suddenly Seymour, and Downtown, this play became a cult classic beloved for its dark storyline and comedic characters...
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