Jayden Stabler
Jayden Stabler is a senior in the Magnet program. She joined newspaper because in her sophomore year “Mrs. Theaker noticed that I wrote in my bio for an AP English Language project that I might want to be a journalist someday, and I didn’t know there was a class. I love to write and read.”
Stabler loves reading blogs and noticing the differences in people’s writing, and she can spot an excellent description or a powerful moment in writing. “I want to achieve that,” Stabler said.
Her bubbly attitude and loud personality contribute to her love of all things pertaining to communication. Stabler enjoys talking and social activities. She takes pleasure in leading group activities and spending time with lots of people.
Stabler loves traveling and anything “wanderlust.” This summer she is going to Greece and South Korea.
“Travel is a family thing. My dad thinks travel is a necessity for life,” Stabler said.
![Students gain the opportunity to design and construct in Coach Adam Cogbill’s engineering class. This is one of several career technology classes that NC offers. However, the issue of the failure to encourage or recognize the furthering of trade skills in post-secondary education perpetuates in much of the school. “My engineering teacher [Cogbill] knew I was interested in trade school, so he invited me to go with the construction class to a trade school job fair in Cartersville where we talked to a bunch of representatives from companies such as Superior Plumbing, Cobb EMC, Georgia Power and Georgia Gas. These are all companies looking to hire people with trade school requirements,” Magnet senior Tanner Corbett said.](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/cover-8-900x675.jpg)
![Religious followers often express their connection to their faith through jewelry. It allows for easy identification of one’s religion and can act as a conversation starter. Shared faith between people can create a bond or generate comfortability. “My religion isn’t just something I do once a week, it’s my lifestyle. It has such an influence on a lot of the things I do today and every day, [from] how I deal with stress to making in the moment decisions,” junior Priscilla Peterson said.](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/coverphoto-4-900x464.jpg)
![Magnet sophomore Tali Porter, among others, practices diligently on her cello. All students in orchestra are eager to learn and practice in preparation for LGPE. “[Students] can’t play it any better than they are right now so they just have to go and have fun, leave it on the stage, and take every risk that they can to provide the audience with the best experience.” said Paula Krupiczewicz, orchestra teacher at NC.](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/DSC_0004-900x600.jpg)
