November 21, 2018
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CPHS News
From CP to Golden Key and Beyond
Rapping ‘Til the Sun Goes Down
Fields to Labs
Walking Off The Field
Celebrating The Graduates
Nature to the Rescue
Best of Both Worlds
Creative Quarantine
Aid Through Art
Teaching Blues
![Senior Alison Dye smiles for the camera. Dye has been a member of many organizations in school, from playing the role of Mary Poppins in Princess Tea, to being a member of PALS and the Spanish Club, and reflects on her experience in these activities. “All of these activities have helped me come out of the shell,” Dye said. “I’m grateful for the opportunities I’ve been blessed with, [and the chance] to meet so many awesome people.”](https://cphswolfpack.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/AlisonDye-2-475x367.jpg)
![With changes due to COVID-19, students are now expected to complete a series of virtual assignments and attend meetings as needed. Given the status quo, academic learning has been modified to better fit the variety of situations students are in. “For the most part, and for the majority of the students I would say [that they are meeting expectations],” AP Human Geography and AP Seminar teacher Cassandra Gray said. “I teach both AP Human Geography and AP Seminar and AP Exams are still happening, so there is a lot of review and prep work going into the next few weeks. For the most part, [the] majority of the students are completing the assignments as they are intended and are trying their best on them in order to get accurate feedback."](https://cphswolfpack.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/allie-KzUsqBRU0T4-unsplash-475x328.jpg)
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