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
Senior Victoria Green’s Advanced Scientific Research project remains displayed in Mrs. Tippen’s Chemistry room, details the effect of musical characteristics on a listener’s perceived valence, arousal, and preferences.

Annual Science Fair seeks young scientists

Chloe Roberson, Features editor
February 6, 2018
Mrs. Brennas 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
Biology teacher Sue Aughey started a genetics project that allows students to see the passing down of traits close up. While students study Mendelian genetics, they plant flowers in red solo cups and see how the traits affect the the color of the flower. This beautiful project blooms and gives the outside walkways of NC a pop of color.

I ain’t got no (pheno)type

Isabella Keaton, Photographer, Reporter
November 13, 2017
After 99 years, the solar eclipse wowed people in the US. Major cities attracted hundreds of thousands of people for the special event.

NC’s first solar eclipse experience

Shannon Rapp, Arts and Entertainment editor
August 24, 2017
Today, Mrs. Adams’ third period anatomy class partnered up to trace and label the body system. They sketched the body in both prone and anatomical positions, a fundamental concept in anatomy. “Its a fun activity and it helps me visualize how the body works,” junior Moya Perez said.

Anatomical takeover

Rachel Maxwell, Social Media Manager, Reporter
August 9, 2017
Two student volunteers help prepare the slime lab for local elementary and middle school-aged girls.

Young girls branch out with STEM-palooza

Rebecca Cantrell, Reporter
March 23, 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
Mrs. Samson’s first period environmental science class participated in a lab regarding water pollution. Each student received a micro invertebrate and took on different obstacles. When a student acting as pollution tagged another, they became new organism with a new task. The lab helped students recognize how pollution affects the organisms in our ecosystem.

Science gets active

February 8, 2017
Jordan Tidrick’s Magnet Chemistry class made concrete pucks, hoping to create the strongest puck with the materials available. They completed various experiments, such as dropping them at different heights, to test the strength of their creations. Its a wonderful way to take what we learn on paper and apply it to the real world, sophomore Steven Robinson said.

Chemistry experiment yields concrete results

September 7, 2016
Nearing the science hall, colorful projects created by students in Mrs.Tidricks class hang on the lockers.

Locker art

May 6, 2016
Ms. Aughey’s Forensic Science classes are examining decomposition in a unique way, through chickens. Students were to hang or bury their raw chickens and check in every two days to see the natural changes occurring.

Chicken hang

April 20, 2016
Everyday, more and more people stand up to Monsanto and protest against Genetically Modified foods. With consumers not purchasing GMO products, biotech industries hold on to hope.

You are what you eat: The truth behind GMOs

Melissa Sagaseta, Reporter, photographer
March 11, 2016
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