Skip to Main Content
The Student News Site of Clayton High School.

The Globe

The Student News Site of Clayton High School.

The Globe

The Student News Site of Clayton High School.

The Globe

Young Republican Club

Nisha Klein, Page Editor March 18, 2016

With everything that’s been happening among the Republican presidential candidates, there is a lot for the Young Republican Club to discuss. At their meeting, Danielle Bonczewski pulls up different articles...

Chick-Fil-A

Nisha Klein, Page Editor February 4, 2016

Each day, as CHS students head out for lunch, there is a certain place whose name can be heard throughout the halls. There is no denying the popularity of Chik-Fil-A, but with all the controversy surrounding...

State of Mind

State of Mind

Ellie Tomasson and Camille Respess December 3, 2015

Introduction We are afraid of what we don’t understand. Mental illness is an issue that is so cryptic and nuanced in nature that it scares us. Anxiety and depression, as Clayton High School juniors...

Seasonal Affective Disorder

Nisha Klein, Page Editor November 4, 2015

Colder weather has some people feeling SAD.   Seasonal Affective Disorder (known more commonly by its acronym) is fairly common, though less frequently discussed than some other similar disorders....

High School Myths

Nisha Klein, Page Editor October 13, 2015

Everyone has read the YA fiction books and seen the cheesy movies about high school. Countless students arrive on their first day expecting to meet their school’s version of Regina George. Naturally,...

Aluratek Internet Radio Alarm Clock with built in Wi-Fi streams via built-in 802.11g Wi-Fi or the ethernet port and has dual alarm functionality. (Aluratek/MCT)

Just Five More Minutes

Nisha Klein, Page Editor November 2, 2014

You are pulled abruptly from your sleep by the blaring of your alarm. Already, every muscle in your body aches, and you can barely move your legs to crawl out of bed. Then, you’re rushing to get ready...

Marina Henke and a fellow student canoe in northern Wisconsin. Classes that took students on the water were not uncommon.

Semester Schools

Marina Henke, News Section Editor September 2, 2014

With a map and compass, my group of 10 stepped out of our classroom. Snow was coming down thickly, and as we reached the end of the road we donned snowshoes. Into the woods we went, passing underfoot hemlock...

Freshmen Incoming!

Photo of the Day: Freshmen Incoming!

Lawrence Hu, Distribution Editor May 28, 2014

   

Grades Over Knowledge?

Jeffrey Friedman November 1, 2013

“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.” These words, once spoken by Albert Einstein, would likely be doubted by most present-day American...

Blame It On the Parents

Rachel Bluestone, copy editor October 1, 2012

Well, congratulations students. And parents, teachers, let's make the second quarter a bit better, shall we? As I write this, I am staring longingly at my planner, with a date highlighted: October 19....

What To Do When The Lights Are Flashing

Peter Baugh December 15, 2011

It’s a plastic card with a picture on it, but for teens at CHS it is a prized possession. A drivers license.  The day when they pass their driver’s test may be one of the best...

Loading More Stories...
Donate to The Globe
$500
$750
Contributed
Our Goal

Activate Search
High School