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...
“I was shocked,” said Sophia Beatty, recollecting the moment when Mrs. Snodgrass, the choir director, told the Concert Choir that she had arranged a vocal workshop with VOCES8. “They were an incredible...
Many juniors like Nicole Lam were “disappointed that Cotillion was canceled” their sophomore year due to the Coronavirus.
To make up for the loss, the Class of 2022 will be hosting the first-ever...
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month. This month, we remember and celebrate the accomplishments of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
It is celebrated during the month of May...
After a challenging year dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic, people are beginning to see a light at the end of the tunnel. Multiple vaccines have been developed and millions of Americans have been vaccinated.
As...
Throughout the COVID pandemic, many activities and clubs have been forced to go virtual or shut down. Storm Robotics is no exception. This year, the joint Lenape and Cherokee Robotics team completed virtual...
The members of the Cherokee Foundation for Education are the background heroes here at Cherokee High School. In February 2010, the educational non-profit 501 (c)(3) was formed. Its goal is to bridge the...
A long-awaited change has finally occurred at Cherokee High School: the combining of the two hybrid cohorts. Cohorts A and B, previously rotating (with the exception of fully-remote Cohort C), have now...
For high school students, the idea of planning for college can be daunting. Before teens can even vote, they must choose a college, choose a major, figure out their future careers, and pay and apply for...
