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CHS Lancerthon students raised over 10 thousand dollars for the kids at Rady Childrens Hospital in 2020.
Students raise money for children in need
Brooke Ferguson, Reporter • November 20, 2021
Lake Calavera Trails; one of the hiking spots shown on GoHike Carlsbad
GoHike Carlsbad
Eva Huebner, Reporter • November 20, 2021
Lancers welcome new teachers
Lancers welcome new teachers
Carter Ruttenburg and Marianthe Dresios • November 1, 2021
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Dance attendees broke at least 60 sets of silent disco headphones at the dance. The company found many on the roof of the Old Gym. Once the final count of damaged units is determined, CHS will be responsible for paying to replace them at $80 a pair.

Poor dance behavior leads to future consequences

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Junior Jack Ochoa asks junior Charley Temme to homecoming using his dog, flowers and a sign as props.

Top ten homecoming proposal ideas

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Students struggle with mental health issues every day. Schools should focus more on advocating for change in classrooms in order to create a safer environment.

Why schools should focus on mental health

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Why school lockers should be implemented

Why school lockers should be implemented

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Athletic director Tom Bloomquist works in his office during the day and coaches womens volleyball in the afternoons.

Mr. Bloomquist embraces a new role at Carlsbad High School

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Mr. Green has been working in Carlsbad Unified School District for 30 years now. He has worked at Valley Middle School, Aviara Oaks Middle School, and Carlsbad High School.
Students come together in room 2009 for an Astronomy Club meeting.
The senior class poses for a photo at the top of Calavera Mountain at the annual Senior sunrise.
The Asisteens volunteer in local thrift shops around the community.
Opinion
At 9:30, Dr. Brockett sent home an email to inform parents that administration was forced to end the dance early due to dangerous and destructive behavior.
Editorial: Where has Lancer pride gone?
Editorial Board • October 8, 2021
As the Carlsbad water tower stood high many months ago, it has now been demolished to nothing.
New developments ruin Carlsbad's beauty
AJ Griffin, Assistant Editor
The Veterans Memorial Park is being planned off of Faraday Avenue and Cannon Road. It overlooks the Agua Hedionda Lagoon, strawberry fields, and remains of the Encina power plant
Veterans' Memorial Park planned for popular Carlsbad hill
Calli Moody, Reporter
The vast majority of students surveyed said that their social media feeds regularly have posts about current events, and most agree that they feel the posts are helpful.
Social media's influence on the news
Cece Turk, Assistant Editor
Sports
The girls volleyball team progesses to the state championships after beating Newport Harbor in the regional finals last Tuesday.
Girls volleyball makes history
Shelby Wardell, Reporter • November 20, 2021
Senior captain Cecilia Crocker plays diligently against San Dieguito Academy.
It’s all about LOVE
Brooke Ferguson, Reporter
Carlsbad JV quarterback Wesley Johnson, ready to receive the snap.
Jr. Varsity football wins again
Kara Kruger, Reporter
Athletic director Tom Bloomquist works in his office during the day and coaches womens volleyball in the afternoons.
Mr. Bloomquist embraces a new role at Carlsbad High School
Zoe Watts, Reporter
Lifestyles
The bulletin board in the counselors office has job opportunities posted for any student interested, and work permits can be picked up at the attendance office.
More than Money: The Benefits of Part Time Jobs
Charlie Snow, Reporter • October 14, 2021
French Corner cafe, opened by Palombi-Long, welcomes customers to eat homemade baked goods.
More than meets the eye: how baking is beneficial
Eva Huebner, Reporter
During school hours, a row of e-bikes line the bike racks inside of the Carlsbad High School campus.
Middle of the Road: Students share their varying opinions on e-bikes
Ava Dodge, Reporter
Dogs, Izzy, Layla, Skittle, Bitsy, watch as their fellow furry friends compete in the surf competition.
Dog surfing competition raises funds for Helen Woodward Animal Center
Cassidy Taylor, Reporter
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