Winter Break Wonders as Retold By Students

The month of December can be thrilling for many reasons: decorating for the upcoming holidays, partaking in winter weather activities such as ice skating, and shopping for gifts for loved ones. For high school students, the month of December brings a much-needed two-week holiday break, containing Christmas, Kwanzaa, New Year’s Eve, and an abundance of…

Let it Snow: Best Winter Activities

With the fluffy, freshly fallen snow, and cooler temperatures starting to arise, winter becomes the perfect time of year for seasonal activities. The ideas become infinite and creative such as building an igloo, having a snowball fight, going skiing, watching Christmas movies while drinking hot chocolate, or even wrapping gifts with your family.  Ella Theaker,…

Not Just a Day Off From School: The Importance of MLK Day

Martin Luther King Jr. Day isn’t just a day we get to stay home from school. In previous years, Caledonia schools didn’t take this holiday off; but, with the opportunity of some free time this year, it is the perfect chance to celebrate this rememberance to the fullest. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is celebrated…

CHS Fine Arts Center Renamed to Honor Peter V. DeLille

The Caledonia music department put on a showcase concert Thursday, March 24th to honor the founder of the Caledonia Community Schools Orchestra program, Peter V. DeLille. To his surprise, the entire performance was dedicated to announcing the renaming of the CHS Fine Arts Center to “Peter V. DeLile Fine Arts Center as a reward for…

New Year, New You?

Have you ever debated the benefits or negative consequences of a New Year’s resolution? Every year on January 1st, a tradition that many people partake in is to choose a goal to uphold throughout the new year, without concern of the impacts on their mental health. Some think more of what they want or how…