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At the start of the Bishop-DuBourg
Invitational, in Wilmore Park, with
juniors Karl Barthel and Dante Zou
leading the way.

Cross Country Teams Make History, Sets Records

Caleb Park, News Editor  December 12, 2024

In their eight tournaments, the girls' and boys' cross country teams have achieved feats not seen since before the pandemic.  At the Bishop-Dubourg Invitational on Sept. 25, junior Karl Barthel, boys...

Source: PBS Frontline

Executive Order focuses on Active-Shooter Drills

School District considers possible effects of new federal recommendations
Dwight Erdmann, Copy Editor December 10, 2024

President Joe Biden signed Executive Order 14127, Combating Emerging Firearms Threats and Improving School-Based Active-Shooter Drills on Sep. 26. The executive order addresses various gun safety and regulation...

At the STUCO booth, senior Wendy Stephens signs up to help with Homecoming activities the week of Sept. 30.

Beyond the Classroom

Extracurriculars Shape Tomorrow's Leaders

We’ve selected eight clubs to showcase, but this is just a fraction of the over 50 clubs available. If you can not find a club that interests you, Activities Director T’Shon Young encourages students...

Waiting for Our Moment

Waiting for Our Moment

Soon-to-be-Voters Discuss Voting and the Political Divide
Hansini Mahajan, Reporter October 26, 2024

According to the Pew Research Center, only about two-thirds of eligible voters participated in the 2020 election. However, some students who want to vote are ineligible due to age restrictions and registration...

The sophomore class gathered at Shaw Park to participate in the sophomore challenge. Throughout the day, students rotated through team-building stations run by seniors. In this station, the rope represented an “electric fence,” and the sophomores had to find a way to get over the fence without touching it. Sophomore Lydia Lee balances on buckets to get over the obstacle.

Sophomore Challenge: Fun in the Cold

Building bonds and leadership through teamwork
Sritha Rathikindi, Features Editor October 17, 2024

Riding around Shaw Park in a golf cart, Sophomore Challenge coordinator David Aiello made his rounds to each of the stations, ensuring they had the necessary supplies everyone was taken care of. “The...

Band Director Alyssa Overmann leads an ensemble through rehearsal. The performers participated in Band Day ahead of the significant MSHSAA state contest.

Band Prepares for MSHSAA Contests on Band Day

Caleb Park, News Editor  March 27, 2024

Band members were dismissed early, Feb. 14, to participate in ‘Band Day.’ During the day, a clinician worked with the musicians to improve their accuracy, focusing on elements such as timing or...

New construction of the Bemiston Building on Central, Maryland and Bemiston Avenue.

Clayton’s Growth on the Horizon

Bemiston Place to anchor city’s revitalization
Riley Zimmerman, Multimedia Video Editor March 6, 2024

Imagine walking through the heart of downtown Clayton along Central Avenue, weaving through street-side cafes and shops and hurried pedestrians. This familiar stretch, sandwiched between Maryland and Bemiston...

One of the two pieces chosen from Millner’s AP Art portfolio for the AP Art & Design Exhibit, titled “Uh… Is There a Different Extinguisher Anywhere?” Instead of the multimedia fire extinguisher sculpture, the main focus of the photographs is the fire.

Clayton Alum’s AP Art Portfolio Awarded Nationally

Zachary Millner ('23) and his work receives recognition out of thousands across the country.
Caleb Park, News Editor  February 29, 2024

Out of more than 74,000 submissions nationwide, alumnus Zachary Millner's AP Art portfolio has been selected for this year’s AP Art & Design Exhibit as one of the top 50, showcasing his talent and...

Students rehearse for the mythical comedic performance, “This Palpable Gross Play,” inspired by William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The play originally ran from Nov. 9-11, 2023.

Thespian Troupe Wins State Awards

Five students go above and beyond while performing on stage.
Caleb Park, News Editor  February 26, 2024

The local chapter of The International Thespian Society, Thespian Troupe 322, participated in the Missouri Thespians State Conference, held Jan. 4-6 in Kansas City. Throughout the conference, judges evaluated...

Orchestra Director Daniel Henderson leads a Symphonic Orchestra performance. Clayton performers have won numerous awards and convention trips as ensembles and individually.

Students Selected for Renowned MO All-State Ensembles

Student-musicians represent CHS to a round of applause.
Caleb Park, News Editor  February 26, 2024

Six students successfully auditioned to become members of the Missouri All-State Ensembles along with 62 other students accepted from across the state. Playing for the ensemble lasted from Jan. 24-27,...

DECA hosts a stand at the Activities Fair on Aug. 25, 2023. Seniors Beacan Mottl and Zack Srenco encourage students into joining DECA.

DECA Prepares for Districts

Members seek glory now more than ever this year.
Caleb Park, News Editor  February 6, 2024

As the Feb. 8 District Career Development Conference countdown begins, the DECA chapter members are fueling their competitive spirit. With weekly strategy sessions tackling practice exams and roleplay...

Proposed plan for Caleres site.

“Unanimous Opposition” by Former Mayors to Districts Plan

Ivy Slen, Creative Director January 8, 2024

The Globe obtained a verified letter addressed to the superintendent and the board from all of the former living mayors of Clayton. They wrote in “unanimous opposition” to the pending purchase. “To...

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