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The Student News Site Of Central Kitsap High School

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The Student News Site Of Central Kitsap High School

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CKHS varsity cheer team stunting at the 2024-2025 homecoming assembly.

Students of CKHS Share their Thoughts on the Annual Homecoming Assembly

by Abigail Snell, Reporter
November 26, 2024

Students of CKHS rush to the gym door, pushing through to take their seats at this year’s Homecoming Assembly. People from all grade levels have different views on how this year went, including Sharlet...

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The homecoming decorations just before the event.

Students Give Their Take on Homecoming Dance

by Jason Hooper, Reporter
November 26, 2024

On Oct. 12, students rushed through the doors of Central Kitsap High School to attend the homecoming dance. It was the talk of the school as students planned to bring their best suits and dresses to the...

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Ellie Shoemaker wearing Pink to support breast cancer awareness month at the homecoming football game.

CK Staff and Students Discuss the Importance of the Homecoming Football Game

by Haley Paulson, Reporter
November 26, 2024

Central Kitsap High School’s student section of the football stadium was packed with student supporters on Friday, Oct. 11, showing their support for breast cancer awareness and their school by wearing...

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Two members of the gaming club playing on a Nintendo Entertainment System.

Gaming and Other Hobbies After School in CKHS

by Sotero Morales, Reporter
December 9, 2022

In Central Kitsap High School, based in room 1204, resides the Gaming Club which meets every Monday. Together they play games on the Nintendo Switch, GameCube, Nintendo entertainment system, and even an...

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Sweet little houseplant

Gratitude Practice in Time of Test

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2020

Sometimes gratitude practice is as simple as looking around your space for the littlest of life’s blessings; those that bring you joy, peace, and comfort. For me, that looks like a simple plant which...

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Front entrance to the original Central Kitsap High School building, now partly demolished (03/10/2020)

Deconstruction of Central Kitsap High School

by Noah Hlavaty, Editor-in-Chief
March 11, 2020

Originally known as Port Washington Bay Union High School, Central Kitsap has undergone many different iterations since opening its doors in 1924. A fire in the early 1940s forced the school to reopen...

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Xavier Medina (right) and Abby Power (left) during the opening night showing of Shakespeare's "Macbeth"

Macbeth Review: Fair is Foul, and Foul is Fair

by Noah Hlavaty, Editor-in-Chief
March 6, 2020

“Macbeth” grapples with everything expected of a Shakesperian stageplay; healthy doses of tragedy, humor, and just a pinch of murder. The narrative follows Macbeth, a faithful man prophesized to become...

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The 2017 Women's March, which drew over 470,000 people protesting for immigration & healthcare reform, environmental protection, and reproductive rights to show unity in opposition to President Donald Trump

The Uncertain future of Abortion in America

by Noah Hlavaty, Editor-in-Chief
March 5, 2020

Under a fabricated alias designed to preserve her real identity, Jane Roe filed a lawsuit against Texas district attorney Henry Wade that would establish the most controversial women’s health precedent...

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One of Swaziland's wells funded by the Thirst Project

The Thirst Project

by Diego Vasquez, Reporter
March 5, 2020

Among our student body, there is a group that is actively working towards the betterment of our planet. That group is the Enviro Club. Advised by Mr. Wilson, the Enviro Club works towards a healthier and...

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Guest speakers during  "Leaving our island day" pictured from right to left; Hisa Hayashida Matsudaira, Lily Kitamoto Kodama, Bill Takemoto, and Gillian Engelson

Leaving Our Island Day: Remembering Bainbridge Island Internment Camps

by Noah Hlavaty, Editor-in-Chief
March 5, 2020

  Just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor, the deadliest external assault on American grounds, former President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a declaration of war on Japan during a joint session...

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A 12 year old girl being welcomed home after being liberated from Human Trafficking - Taken by Rescue Freedom's instagram page

Solving Modern Slavery

by James Guillory, Reporter
March 2, 2020

On December sixth, 1865, slavery in America was abolished. Hundreds of thousands of people were freed from the chains of slavery. To begin new lives with the freedom to do what they want, the freedom to...

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From the Miami-Dade Black Affairs Advisory Board

What is Black History Month Missing?

by Sam Peterson, Assistant Editor
February 28, 2020

February is a month we use in order to celebrate the achievements and strides we have made for people of color. During black history month, (BHM) schools have assemblies showcasing achievements from students...

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