- April 10To NC’s credit: Lock, load, lease
- April 10Bullying at the ballot box: The impact of lobbying on voter suppression
- April 9NC seniors turn up the heat at annual Senior Field Day
- April 9“The Times They Are A-Changin’” and how music’s impact on culture has transformed
- April 8To NC’s credit: A beginner’s guide to saving
- April 8U.S. Disarmament: Problems and progress
- April 7Does the Bible say that?: Postmodernism’s influence on Christianity
- April 7The Chant takes on the Georgia State Capitol
- April 5Senior field day 4/5
- April 3Superb supplements: writing additional essays
![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)
