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
Seniors Claire Vance and Claire Phillips measured a toy car's speed and velocity for Ms. Brennan's Physics class. Physics students complete a wide range of projects throughout the year, but this project stands as a class favorite. "I feel like this is a very hands-on activity and gives us a visual perspective of how things we do in class act out in real life," Vance said.

Fun with physics

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor
August 17, 2018
Mrs. Brenna's third period class learns to graph the location of objects with constant velocity cars. The students paired into groups with rulers and toy cars to practice in the hallway.

Indy 500 makes a pit stop at NC

Rachel Maxwell, Social Media Manager, Reporter
January 25, 2018
AP Physics teacher Susan Ryan and senior Terique Mick shake on the deal.

Tweet goes viral, helps AP Physics students

Kat Shambaugh, Copy editor
May 1, 2017
Mr. Stanhope’s physics class created posters, displaying what they learned in class. During the group project, students studied the forces that are placed on objects, such as gravity and friction.

May the force be with you

February 28, 2017
Teachers continually stress that AP Physics and Honors Physics involve minimal difference. The Chant investigates what each course involves.

Let’s get physical: AP vs. Honors Physics

Danielle Osakwe, Photographer, Artist/Cartoonist
November 6, 2015
Ms. Ryan’s AP Physics classes gets ready for the up-and-coming holidays by using ornaments and candies to decorate one of their final assignments. The students tied them on a variety of colorful sticks using green and red pieces of yarn, balancing all the components of the project. Ms. Ryan hung them up in her classroom over the weekend to liven up the room and hopefully spread some holiday cheer to her other students.

Physics Holiday Cheer

December 8, 2014
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