Three weeks of the class of 2023’s game of Spoons have gone by, and there is still no end in sight. With surprises at every turn, it’s time to recap what has transpired in the last week, from rule...
Continuing with their longstanding tradition, Cherokee’s Student Council held its annual blood drive on December 7, 2022. Each day 38,000 people need a blood transfusion. Despite this, only 3% of eligible...
Despite the fact that the week of January 16 was shorter than most, the second week of the senior's game of Spoons was extremely eventful and brought new challenges for the Class of 2023.
Due to the...
The week of January 9 marked the first week of Cherokee’s annual game of Spoons, and so much has happened in this short period of time. From over 90 people getting out, to controversial lunch detentions,...
National Honors Society (NHS) is a prestigious group that recognizes character, scholarship, leadership, and service in juniors and seniors in America. Since our chapter recently had its application period,...
American Sign Language (ASL) is an important language that more students living in America should learn. Increasing the number of students who can communicate with deaf/hearing impaired people and interacting...
As October 15 neared, Cherokee’s annual Homecoming dance was becoming a more prominent topic of conversation. Everyone was excitedly discussing the outfits and plans they made for the night. However,...
During the past summer, Cherokee’s very own Performing Arts Center (also known as the PAC) underwent a massive roof renovation. The company who helped install the new roof had an emergency protocol for inclement weather: a tarp. One night, a severe thunderstorm hit Cherokee overnight, somehow causing the tarp to break from the rain. When the workers arrived the next morning, they were greeted with destruction. The PAC was in worse shape than it was at the end of last school year, and now Cherokee had to work harder in order to restore it to its previous state.
After months of hard work and preparation, Cherokee’s Concert Choir and Girls Ensemble had the opportunity to perform at the New Jersey Music Educators Association (NJMEA) State Conference in Atlantic...
On April 29, 2022, the class of 2024 gathered in the North cafeteria for its sophomore cotillion. For quite a lot of people, this was their first experience with a Cherokee school dance. Although students...
After two years of the pandemic stripping away senior activities, the class of 2022 was finally able to visit Disney. Many seniors, however, decided not to go due to COVID-19. Because of this, the number...
