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Emily Gleason, News Editor

Hi, my name is Emily Gleason. I am a sophomore and I’m new to the USJ. I enjoy reading, playing with my dog, and spending time with my family.

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A No Stress Chess game board from game maker Winning Moves shows the different moves a player can make. The game board is one of many ways new chess players can learn the game. New chess players can also learn and play online on sites like chess.com. “For online chess, I would say that it has been really great to see how a lot of people who were not particularly interested in chess a few years ago are now interested in it, so thats really cool to see,” Bhavikatti said. “Hopefully with this online kind of chess wave we can see more people playing on sites and getting more involved in the game.”

Creek Student Becomes Chess National Master

May 19, 2022
Three Creek students National Awards for the Scholastic Art Awards

CCHS Students Win Colorado and National Awards for the Scholastic Art Awards

May 18, 2022
A student works with GenTech in 2020.

Generation Tech: Challenges Creating Connection Between Generations During the Pandemic

May 17, 2022
English teacher Joel Morris wears his yellow Dr. Martens. Because Morris has synesthesia, he associates colors with other topics such as the days of the week, yet he does not feel the need to color coordinate what he wears with those colors. “I dont feel like I need to color coordinate at all because its not really about [how] I have to match the color,” Morris said. “Its just that when I think of Monday, I think red.”

English Teacher Joel Morris’ Sixth Sense

May 17, 2022
Cherry Creek High School graduates celebrate in the graduation ceremony in Stutler Bowl

CCSD Announces the End of Valedictorians

April 5, 2022
Spray-painted graffiti in Creeks quad as well as in the south parking lot included expletives and graphic images.

Creek Vandalism Incident Under Investigation, Culprit Unclear

March 31, 2022
KEEPING CREEK GREEN: Sophomore Thorin Foster helps dump out recycling bins in the East building. Creek’s current recycling program is run by ILC students, who help empty out bins every week.

[Photo] ILC Students Recycle

March 2, 2022
TEACHERS SUBBING: Ashley Jordan, who has taught AP World History (APWH) in the past, subs for Jodi Best’s APWH class on Feb. 28. With Best’s long-term absence due to illness, teachers such as Jordan have had to fill in. “We’re always figuring out how we can take care of each other and make sure our classes are covered,” history teacher Kathleen Allen said.

Creek Struggles to Find Subs

March 2, 2022
Road map of events and misbehavior leading up to and resulting from Silva’s email.

Student Behavior: Our Path Towards the Future

December 20, 2021
A school lunch last Friday. The carrots were served in plastic bags, and fruit and vegetable options were served without plastic trays. While it was unclear whether or not this was due to supply shortages, it was a sign of how school kitchens are being run differently due to shortages in staff and supplies. Cherry Creek School District is facing a shortage of kitchen staff workers, yet despite this shortage and an increase in students needing meals, every student that has needed a meal has been able to get one. “I’ve yet to have anybody say that they weren’t able to get a meal,” said Kim Kilgore, Director of Food and Nutrition for Cherry Creek School District.

CCSD Kitchen Staff Shortage Threatens Student Food Supply

November 1, 2021
Freshman Sofia Canning took advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to begin her own business, Perfect Pure.

Perfect Pure: A Small Business Here at Creek & The Entrepreneur Behind It

August 30, 2021
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