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

The Chant

Menu
Estefany Perdomo-Montoya

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff

Estefany Perdomo is a Senior at North Cobb she will begin her first year in journalism. Her obvious passion for politics was crucial in deciding the perfect magnet program. A recently discovered passion for writing allowed her to express herself in a new way. She hopes that journalism may be a place to grow her writing skills while trying a new form of writing. Some normal activities she enjoys include; walking her dog, watching soccer games while aggressively yelling at the screen, and leading teen group at her church. For Estefany family time is essential to her daily routine, she credits her family for the individual she is today. In ten years she can see herself graduating law school, but for now, she hopes to share her passion for politics with the student body.

All content by Estefany Perdomo-Montoya
Pelosi and McConnell elbow in Washington after coming to an agreement and how Congress will respond to the COVID-19 crisis. After failed attempts the two celebrate. The House plans to vote on Friday.

Congress CARES, historic work

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
March 29, 2020
The national debt: an unaddressed issue

The national debt: an unaddressed issue

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
March 18, 2020
After President Donald Trump made the executive decision to drop airstrikes in Baghdad that killed Iran’s top general, Qasem Soleimani, Americans started to speculate that Trump intended to start a conflict with Iran in order to distract Americans from his impeachment trials. “I used the game Jenga as inspiration for this political cartoon. The tower is supposed to represent the country’s stability and that’s why the American character carefully makes a move to bring impeachment into the picture. When Trump sees this he gets angry and decides to ruin the game by taking ‘revenge’ and taking out a block that would make the tower come crashing down,” NC Chant cartoonist Luis Ponce said.

What’s up with Iran?

Maddie Dean and Estefany Perdomo-Montoya
February 12, 2020
“The teachers also got into the game; it was great to see everyone getting along,” junior Yamile Farias said. Teachers and students rarely get to interact with one another outside of a classroom environment, and the basketball game at Friday’sprovided NC teachers and students to interact. Everyone enjoyed the pep rally to boost the warrior spirit at NC.

Pep rally a slam dunk

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
January 28, 2020
Senior Ana Barahona created GEO Club here at NC in hopes to include her classmates in a great cause; in her trips to Honduras Ana discovered a special needs school in need of help and Ana started different donation drives to help the school out. All of January GEO Club is accepting school supply donations in the magnet lounge that will be donated to the special needs school.

[Photo] A donation away

January 14, 2020
Magnet senior Chandler Quaile spends time with his friends as they celebrate his great accomplishment of making it into Harvard. He worked for four years to make himself a competitive student and his work paid off. Students around NC congratulate Quaile on his acceptance to his first choice.

Congratulations Chandler Quaile

December 13, 2019
Senior wrestler Jamal Kinchen keeps a tight grip around North Paulding wrestler in one of the calmest moments of the match. He focuses on the match and plans his next move in the match struggling to pin his opponent. While the North Paulding wrestler clearly struggles to escape Kinchen’s grip.

Warriors lose matches against rivals

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
December 11, 2019
Seniors anxiously wait for the email that may dictate their future. The University of Georgia (UGA) sends out their decisions today for students who applied in their early action round of applications. Senior Mathis already received another decision earlier this month and today she anxiously waits for her decision like several other NC students. “I am excited this will be my second decision that I’m getting from a school so I am a little nervous,” senior Ashlynn Mathis said.

UGA admissions has NC seniors nervous

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Reporter
November 22, 2019
NC proved their skills on the mat in their first two wins. Varsity wrestler Anthony Miranda believes that in order to win a match, a wrestler must believe in themselves no matter who they face. He, along with his teammates stayed quick on their feet and continue to work hard, their eyes set on the state tournament. “You know its like a warrior against a warrior,” Miranda said.

NC Wrestling vs. Pebblebrook and Hillgrove

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
November 21, 2019
The panelists took their seats on stage as the students eagerly sat down to learn about their lives and immigration experiences. All of the panelists shared their stories with the students, discussing how they became active members in their communities. The diversity of the group truly demonstrated how anyone can become a member of the American community.

Magnet holds immigration panel

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Reporter
November 21, 2019
Impeachment is a power play

Impeachment is a power play

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
November 14, 2019
Seniors enjoyed doughnuts for breakfast treated to them by NC. As students entered the cafeteria, they encountered long tables filled with orange juice, apple juice, Krispy Kreme donuts, granola bars, and fruit. “I thought it was a nice touch [the breakfast] for them to give us free food in our last year here. I really appreciate this school and everything they have done for me as a student,” said senior Anthony Miranda.

Celebrating the seniors

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
October 25, 2019
Seniors Ryan Getz and Sam Lacandazo “and I oop-ed” their way through Tik Tok Tuesday, imitating the popular stereotype of VSCO girls on the app. The seniors did not show fear to come out in their shorts on a chilly day to show their appreciation for NC.

NC shows its true spirit 

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
October 23, 2019
Shhhh! Varsity Cheerleaders keep quiet today October 18 for a fun tradition. They wear a football player’s jersey and only communicate between themselves to keep from getting pied at the Homecoming game. The NC students make their best efforts to entice the cheerleaders to speak. Any student who can achieve the task holds the honor of pushing a pie into the cheerleader’s face.

Keeping quiet for hoco

October 18, 2019
Senior Lady Warrior Trinity Wilkinson waiting for the start of the game in front of the locker rooms. In her final softball games, she appreciates her teammates and the traditions that will live with her forever.

Meeting one of NC’s triathletes 

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
October 8, 2019
Parent volunteers deliver anxious students their kits for the Warrior Way 5K on Saturday, September 21. The students will kick off the race at 7:30 a.m. beginning the race on a well-marked trail. “Expect a well-marked trail full of exciting turns and hills,” said their advertisements. The race also offers the option of a virtual runner these individuals will not run in the race but will receive the cool T-shirt.

Pick up the pace with the Warrior Way 5K

September 20, 2019
Josh Hollis and close friend Rahel Kefetew take pictures before the football game against Campbell. Both students enjoy spending time together outside of school; Friday games provide them the perfect, positive location they need. “I love being friends and spending time with Josh! He is always so positive and uplifting and brings joy to every conversation we have,” Rahel said.

“Oh my gosh, it’s Josh”

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
September 17, 2019
Magnet seniors Chandler Quaile and Carsynn Miller enjoy their lunch, taking part in a friendly discussion with AP world teacher Jeffrey Bettis. Enjoying the light-hearted talk, they talk about current events.

Friendly discussion

September 6, 2019
Tensions ran high as students anxiously watch the cross country team compete against the football players in a game of tug a war. Senior Jayden Walker used every muscle in his body to pull the rope, and despite their diligence, the football players ultimately lost to the girls’ cross country team. Perhaps it helped that Coaches Tener, Rainey, and finally, Queen were working against their own players to the delight of the roaring crowd.

Pep rally: Let’s go Warriors!

Hanna Luck and Estefany Perdomo-Montoya
September 6, 2019
The social for NHS provided students their first community outreach opportunity. Magnet students Katie Word, Ilias Clark, and Maggie Glancy enjoy a conversation in the park after dropping off their donations for a local organization helping children who cannot afford school supplies. Like their peers, they hope to make the most out of their opportunity.

Annual NHS Social offers students a break

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
August 27, 2019
Newly named Commanding Officer Makayla Groves performs her duties during the weekly fourth block inspection. Standing tall, she inspects her unit after a long day ensuring that there is still shine in their shoes and crisp folds in their uniforms. These necessary uniform traits earn points for the program at the spring evaluation, and the new CO cannot let anything slide this early in the year.

Dedication pays off: a new Commanding Officer Makayla Groves

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
August 22, 2019
Load More Stories
Activate Search
Home
Estefany Perdomo-Montoya