Years ago, a City High teacher felt pressured by students, parents and administrators to curve subjective tests–these are tests that couldn't be auto-graded–more harshly. In response, their grading...
How did you first start crocheting?
My grandma taught me how to crochet in 2021, and it took me about a year or so to start to enjoy it once I’d learned all the basics
What inspired you to start...
When Ms. Scott first started college, she had no plans of becoming a teacher. In fact, she specifically told her high school friends she wouldn’t.
“I originally went to school to be a research chemist,”...
Hattie Conover ‘25 has played tennis all four years she has been at City High. This season she played consistently at the #3 and occasionally #2 spot. Last season she went undefeated in the regular season,...
Q: Where do you get your style inspiration from?
A: I get my style inspiration from a few things. First thing is just social media outlets. Instagram, Pinterest, and stuff like that are the easiest...
Former Little Hawk Journalism executive editor Mira Bohannan Kumar ‘20 published more stories on the website than anyone else. She wrote about topics from Student Senate, to local and national politics,...
Tai Caputo, Executive Editor and Feature Co-Editor
• April 28, 2025
This the fourth interview in a series with authors whose work has been banned. Yaa Gyasi was born in Mampong, Ghana, and grew up in Alabama, Illinois, and Tennessee. She earned a BA in English from Stanford...
Josie LeClair ‘25 has been on the City High Girls track team for 4 years and has been selected to be one of the Varsity Girls Captains during her senior season. She has been a key member of the team,...
Over the years, the North Linn street location has housed many different businesses, attracting thousands of customers because of its large windows, ample space, and, of course, coffee. The space has never...
Tai Caputo, Executive Editor and Feature Co-Editor
• March 27, 2025
What can students come in and talk to you about?
I think a lot of people think we’re just here to schedule, but we can do so much more than that. We all have masters' degrees and we are trained to...
Food serves as a medium for connection, creativity, and leadership. At City High, the Culinary Club embodies these principles. As one of its presidents, Filon Kalembire has turned the club into a group...
