The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
Tarleshia Jean-Pierre

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer

This is Tarleshia Jean Pierre, a senior at North Cobb who loves writing articles and taking pictures for The Chant, eating Haitian food, watching Netflix, hanging with friends, working at Kennesaw Thai, online shopping, and trolling social media. As her favorite artist Childish Gambino says, “Never let anybody tell you how to feel (We ain’t them).” And with that thought, have a great day!

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Feeling alone with narcolepsy is common with people who suffer from this sleep disorder.

[Photo] Living with narcolepsy

A.J. Hairston, Photographer
May 21, 2015
After many years of service and exquisite hair styling techniques, Lisa was awarded World’s Greatest Boss and World’s Greatest Stylist by Darline D'Amour, which hangs right behind Lisa’s station. D’Amour commented, “she deserved to be recognized for her hard work, skills, immaculate taste, and big heart.”

[Video] “My customers are family”

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer
May 6, 2015
As graceful as the kick seems Jefferson’s kick is powerful and useful in her center defender position which her team mates notice. A good friend and team mate senior Liberti Gates describes her as a “ team leader, determined, and always sees the the brighter side even when we're losing.”

Step-overs, drags, kicks, and optimism: The right moves to become excellent

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer
May 6, 2015
Enjoying the sunny weather, AP World History teacher Ms. Galloway takes her class outside to provide a more clear understanding of the relationships between the countries during World War I. Sophomore Diana Casco, leading the group by pulling the yarn as the country Serbia, commented, “This exercise gives me a visual understanding of WWIーit's really helpful.”

[Photo] World Wide Web

April 24, 2015
Junior Trey Kirkland is up to pitch and ready to swing. Kirkland commented, “We’re up against a tough region opponent, but were putting up a good battle.”

[Photo] Varsity baseball struggles against Hillgrove Hawks

Andrew Lubbers, Special Coverage editor, reporter
April 23, 2015
Mrs. Stoll takes a brief moment to speak with Chant reporters before returning to her hectic job.

[Photo] Class act Mary Stoll receives Classified Employee of the Year

Sophia Mapua, Reporter
April 22, 2015
Previously zombie junior Albert Diaconu was stabbed and to avenge his comrade sophomore Emmett Schindler attacks Senior Cameron Hines, whom is acting as Rick Grimes.

[Photo] Dawn of the “Walking Dead”: How Morgan’s return shaped season five finale

Cameron Hines, News copy editor
March 31, 2015
2015 classified employee of the year, Mary Stoll, hands senior mentor Danielle Mclarty a pass for a student. “I am honored to be the classified employee. It's an honor to be selected. I feel it is my role to help any of the NCHS staff with their needs. It feels great to have that effort validated,” said Stoll.

[Photo] Classified Employee of the Year Mrs. Stoll

March 25, 2015
Link Crew leads Awtrey students on tour of future campus

Link Crew leads Awtrey students on tour of future campus

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer
March 25, 2015
Petty Officer Kelly Brantley talks to juniors Kayla Augustine and Josh Wright about their possible future in the United States Navy. Tarleshia Jean Pierre: “Why did you decide to be a recruiter?” Brantley: “The navy did a lot for me, the education, [the financial help]... [it has] various benefits―I wanted to share that with others.”

[Photo] Recruited

March 10, 2015
The Chant reporter sophomore Emmett Schindler enjoys solitude. Getting into Phil Miller’s character, Schindler finds himself yelling, “Hello is anyone there?” while running in despair through the field.

[Photo] The Last Man on Earth asks, “What would you do if no one were watching?”

Emmett Schindler, Sports editor, Reporter
March 5, 2015
Acworth Parks and Recreation hosts annual Daddy-Daughter dance featuring Frozen-inspired theme

Acworth Parks and Recreation hosts annual Daddy-Daughter dance featuring Frozen-inspired theme

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer
March 3, 2015
Fun patterns make Jamberry ideal for people who like to mix and match or who get bored easily with their nail polish.

Jamberry nails create convenient alternative to expensive nail salons

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer
February 27, 2015
With Valentine’s Day on the prowl and love filling the air, Editor-in-Chief Alicia Bush reflects on three lovey-dovey R&B hits from the 90’s and their nearly identical titles.

North Cobb’s “prototype” vex robot, Lucille, will be competing in the Vex competition at TSA in March.

eCATS club prepares for Vex competition in March [photo story]

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Photographer
February 11, 2015
Laurie Porter helps senior Krystal Washington write an annotated bibliography. “She is really helpful and I believe she wants us to succeed. I feel confident about my annotated bibliography with her guidance,” Washington said.

[Photo] AP Lit teacher warms hearts, sees greatness in each student

Alicia Bush, Editor-in-Chief
February 10, 2015
Team leader senior Tanisha Plarchie, leads the group in clearing the room, while Kennesaw State students Allison Owens and Vaughn Benard, and senior Zach Wagoner follows in sync.

Acworth Police Explorers practice for Gatlinburg’s Winterfest competition this weekend

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Reporter, Photographer
February 6, 2015
The Philly steak nachos star a taste that “touched my soul,” said Elizabeth Bush. The nachos possess a heavenly balance of cheese, steak, sauteed peppers, onions, and mushrooms.

[Photo] Masse soft open reveals Kennesaw hot spot for delicious bar food, fun gaming setting

Sophia Mapua, Reporter
February 4, 2015
Coming in from vigorous physical training, the JROTC class takes a rest, drinking water and relaxing. Freshman Samantha Martinez says, “I like PT because it teaches us to not give up on ourselves. The more PT I do, the more I want to push myself mentally and physically.”

[Photo] PT practice

January 28, 2015
On this rainy gloomy Friday, students huddle under the breezeway to avoid the wind and rain, with the exception of one student. “It’s sad that its raining. I was hoping it would be sunny like it was the last two days,” said senior Dionte Moncrief.

[Photo] Blustery Friday weather

January 23, 2015
At the school store, senior Evan Drehger sells a beef jerky, a new item to the school store, to fellow senior Micah Law. “ We have a good variety of stuff to choose from,” said Drehger.

[Photo] School Store

January 21, 2015
After grabbing their lunch, seniors Danny Maldonado and Christian Duque check their senior quotes. Duque said, “It was hard to pick one. I changed mine at least three times.” Maldonado added on saying how checking it reminds him that senior year is almost over. In the background seniors Nia McGaugh and Iman Clark laugh about their senior quotes. Clark was happy with her quote and said, “Senior quotes are a good way to have people remember you.” McGaugh builded on Clark’s idea: “They can remember things like your humor or your positivity.”

[Photo] Senior Quote Check

January 7, 2015
Seniors Caleb Bacak, Savanna Gonzales, Melissa Kelsey, Victoria Wright, Lucy Clay, and Catherine Lamb gather around wearing their christmas sweaters for Tacky Sweater Day. Gonzales said cheerfully, “Tis the season to be tacky.”

[Photo] Tacky Sweater Day

December 12, 2014

[Video] What makes a teacher/student relationship work? [video interactive]

Tarleshia Jean-Pierre, Photographer
December 12, 2014
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