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Alisa’s Journey
The CCS community is very diverse not only in the different people you will meet but also the stories that each one holds. Alisa Zhu, a...
Christian Wiley
Mar 7, 20236 min read


Robotics Photojournalism
Photographer Sam Ward documents the Brian College Tournament
Samuel Ward
Dec 2, 20221 min read


Senior Leadership: New Coaching Staff Lead CCS Varsity Football to a Winning Season
Grayson Grider interviews Drew Bond and Connor Tyler
Grayson Grider
Oct 19, 20223 min read


Using Your Struggle as Your Strength
TikTok's Jordan Toma had 1.3 million followers inspired by his stories of growing up with a learning disability.
Jennarae Nunley
Sep 29, 20224 min read


Hope in a Hopeless Place
Barry Smith, Regional Direct of Metanoia Prison Ministries, talks about the startling U.S. 5-year recidivism rate.
Sam Stephens
Sep 7, 20224 min read


Prosperity Gospel
Barton Stone on finances, the church, and creating a faulty view of God.
Grayson Officer
Sep 7, 20226 min read


Small Businesses Aren't So Small After All
Todd Smith's new magazine connects tourists to local businesses.
Emma Hendrix
Sep 7, 20223 min read


Retention Within Hamilton County
According to the Annie E. Cassia Foundation, “students who do not read proficiently by third grade are four times more likely to leave...
Devoris Havis
May 12, 20224 min read


Youth Athletic Opportunities in Southside
How Xavier Cotto is Impacting the Socioeconomic Divide in Chattanooga As the president of the board of directors for Southside Youth...
Hayden Wynne
May 4, 20224 min read


The Christmas Store
How the High School's Contributions to Hope for the Inner City Will Make an Impact For this article, I asked a series of questions to...
Lucy Gray
Dec 13, 20214 min read


Pearl Harbor: A Day Which Will Live in Infamy
“December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air...
Chapman Word
Dec 7, 20214 min read
Multilingual
World Language Teachers on Understanding Other Cultures, What’s Tricky About Being a Polyglot, and Why It’s Worth the Struggle By Ella...
The Charger CCS
Dec 2, 20211 min read


Trunk or Treat Welcomes Participants
Harper Grant interviews CCS Parents Jim and Amy Jo Osborn, who host an annual Trunk or Treat event for families connected to the Austin...
The Charger CCS
Oct 20, 20214 min read


Fifth Grade Music Program Incorporates Ukulele, Brass Instruments, and Wind Instruments for 2021-202
To say that the past two years have been full of change would be an understatement. This is clearly evident if one looks at the...
Chapman Word
Oct 1, 20214 min read
John Hendrix on Art, Humanity, & the Power of a Single Voice
“I fundamentally do not remember a time before drawing. I have always drawn. I don’t know what the world is like without drawing,” John...
Lauren McNeese
Aug 13, 20217 min read


Gang Violence in Chattanooga
Officer Ryan Baker is married to CCS Ceramics & Design Teacher Mia Baker. In 2012, it was estimated that 870,000 people were involved in...
Ryan Chalvarus
May 4, 20215 min read


Mimi Nikkel: Hope When Nobody is There
"Because Chattanooga is located on a main interstate that connects with both the east coast and midwest, we have an extremely high...
Anna Hightshue
Apr 30, 20215 min read


My Life For Yours Forward
Research produced from the University of California, Irvine, discovered that 66.2% of students believe ‘trying hard’ should result in a...
Erin Holder
Apr 30, 20216 min read


For the Child Without Food
“Food deserts are a place where people do not have access to healthy and nutritious food within 10 miles of where they live,” says Ms....
Ben Bumgarner
Apr 29, 20214 min read


Behind the Scenes: High School Administrative Assistant Abby Akridge
Here at Chattanooga Christian School, there are a lot of things that go on that we do not see most of the time. The purpose of this...
Christian Wiley
Mar 3, 20215 min read
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