- May 21Dallas sacrifices a generational player for another
- May 16BREAKING NEWS
- May 14What score did you earn on your AP tests based on your coffee order?
- May 13Highlighting NC Artistry: Ainsley Parham
- May 13White smoke, new hope: Introducing Pope Leo ⅩⅠⅤ
- May 13Not a goodbye, but a see you later: One last article dedicated to the best people at NC
- May 12Acworth Police Community Foundation announces 2025 scholarship recipient: Sophia Knighton
- May 12The problem with unauthorized biopics
- May 11An “Eruption” of sound: Evan Fernandez’s new wave music
- May 9Baking with Citlalli: Cupcakes
![Just like hundreds of her peers, NC freshman Brooklyn Bolden grew up watching Disney Channel, where a majority of the shows focus on teens and their high school- hijinks. “High School Musical has always been a big influence on what I wanted high school to be like. Of course, it isn’t [very similar] but there’s a lot of stuff that goes on in high school just like the movie”. In 2006, High School Musical, a Disney Channel original movie now hailed as a cult classic and a childhood staple for Generation Z, aired and brought in a record-breaking 7.7 million viewers. Not only did the movie become apart of the celebrated film franchise that went on to gross millions of dollars, but it also gave elementary school-aged viewers their first taste of the high school experience. However, upon reaching high school those bright-eyed elementary schoolers, now freshmen, experienced a rather rude awakening](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/new-cover-photo-1-900x557.jpg)
