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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
Audio-Video Technology and Film third period students did a lighting project in the courtyard today. Students in each group built their own lighting reflector so they can use it to light up their subject in their recorded videos. In contrast to the recent cold days, the sun shining bright today allowed them to produce the best results possible. “Two different sets of lights are going on, some students are in a studio recording an interview using three point lights, and the others are doing the project outside,” teacher Daniel Knode said.

Audio-Visual Technology and Film

Callie Kinsinger, Reporter
March 17, 2022
Confusion and excitement sent Mrs. Lawson’s Honors American Lit class abuzz as she gave students a project to complete—except with a twist—no clear instructions, an abstract objective, and complete silence when students asked her confused questions. Students received a manila folder of supplies to construct the purpose of the project. “We picked up a manila folder with a coat hanger, string, a stick, an index card, black construction paper, and a notecard. All we know is that we have to relate the project back to the unit: Individuals Taking a Stand,” junior Aiden Minard said. Though abstract in concept, the project pushed students past their creative boundaries. “This project delves into our creativity by making us think more creatively and to better understand the theme of this unit,” junior Patrick Moran said.

Coat hanger + Notecard = ???

Erin Davis, Photographer
December 13, 2018
Mrs. Tamara Rankerburg’s AP US History class began working on their comprehensive project today. The project involves creating a Powerpoint or Weebly to show an understanding of the causes and effects of the Great Depression during the 1930s. The students hope to finish the project by Thursday to receive an opportunity to bring up their grades in the unit test category in the gradebook.

Not depressed about their grades!

Michelle Lin, Reporter, Photographer
November 5, 2018
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
Math teacher Mrs. Morris looking over the new program of short class and seminars to enlighten students in topics not usually taught.

New “Spearhead” program aims to enrich academia

Kat Shambaugh, Features editor
August 31, 2015
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