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The Student News Site Of Central Kitsap High School

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All content by Cypress Cowley
Sophomores Addyson Agpawa (left) and Lola Prouse (right) read through brochures for the Running Start program during CKHS’ annual College & Career Day event.

CKHS’ Counseling and Career Center Offers Students College Support

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
November 14, 2024
During one of The Underground Music Club's after school meetings, members and adviser Blair Taylor gather around the smartboard to listen to a song together.

CKHS Students Form The Underground Music Club to Cultivate a DIY Music Scene

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
October 12, 2024

Opinion: CKHS’ Ambiguous ALICE Training is Easy to Forget

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
June 3, 2024
Seniors Aiden Huntley and Daniel Granstaff work through the day's lesson and classwork in Eric Schuette's 5th period Algebra II class.

How Two CKHS Teachers Made “No Homework” Work in Their Classrooms

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
May 28, 2024
Cougar Cribs Mr Tracewell Feature Photo

Cougar Cribs: Mr. Tracewell

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
April 29, 2024
During SKHS Builders of Unity/Advocates of Human Rights’ “A Kitsap Carol: Kitsap’s Past, Present, and Future” breakout session, the SKHS student volunteers help attendees connect where they're originally from to where they currently live on a map with string.

Students ‘Honor Their Past and Forge Their Future’ at the 2024 Kitsap Youth Rally

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
April 11, 2024
Libraries in CKSD will already face the devastating loss of library clerks' reassignments next year due to the elimination of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER) and a decrease in student enrollment. The levy's potential failure will only further endanger school libraries, threatening the librarian roles and capabilities themselves.

Editorial: The Education of Our Students is Worth Investing In

by Cypress Cowley and Rosalie Johnson
March 28, 2024
CK varsity player Abi Lundblad (Jersey #15) is pictured leaping to take a shot for the basket.

CKHS’ Varsity Girls Basketball Falls to Yelm High School 71-65

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
January 31, 2024
32 years after The Silence of the Lambs' initial release, critics and general audiences still can't make up their minds on what genre the film should be considered. Hulu categorizes it under mystery, while Amazon Prime Video and Max label it drama/horror. On the film's official IMDb page, it's a crime, drama, and thriller movie.

Opinion: Horror May Be Thrilling, but it’s Not a Thriller!

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
October 25, 2023
Jon Needham's initial Facebook post.

[Photo] ‘There is no place for hate in our schools and district,’ says Superintendent Dr. Prince

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
October 6, 2023
Annika Pexton, Vice President of DECA, poses next to DECA's trifold display.

[Photo] Introducing Eight of CKHS’ 2023-2024 Clubs

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
September 19, 2023
An unconscious Kennedy Threadgold is carried away on a stretcher by one of the firemen on scene.

Not an Accident, but a Preventable Tragedy: CKHS Class of ‘23 Witnesses Mock Crash

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
June 2, 2023
Pictured is my CRT (or tube) TV positioned across from my bed. A Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) sits atop it, and a dual-deck DVD/VCR is below.

Opinion: The Death of Physical Media

by Cypress Cowley, Writer
June 1, 2023
A group of students work on their financial math assignments. The class incorporates a mix of practice work, projects, and tests.

[Photo] ‘Why Didn’t I Learn This in High School?’: Financial Math Class Feature

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
May 18, 2023
Literature and Art Magazine Club members review a variety of submissions together at an after school meeting.

[Photo] Figments Magazine: Elevating Student Arts

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
March 30, 2023
Bo O’Shaughnessy poses with his cheeseburger in Mr. Tracewell’s classroom. Many students choose to eat lunch in places other than the cafeteria due to overcrowding.

[Photo] Open vs. Closed Campus Lunches: What CKHS Students Think

by Cypress Cowley and Aidyn Pacl
March 6, 2023
Pictured is the poster designed by Central Kitsap High School students Ky Moody, Jai Hall, and Curtis Witcher to spread awareness about how to access the gender neutral bathrooms.

[Photo] To Pee or Not to Pee, That is the Question

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
February 7, 2023
Blair Taylor passes out papers to his 4th period psychology class.

[Photo] Inside the Mind of Mr. Taylor

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
February 7, 2023
The CKHS junior varsity boys basketball team flaunts their skills on the court at their home game on January 25.

[Photo] CKHS’ Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Defeats River Ridge

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
January 30, 2023
Deputy Manchester talks with a group of students after school lets out.

[Photo] Cadet to Cop – Deputy Manchester’s 16 Years in the Sheriff’s Office

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
February 6, 2022
A poster near the entrance of Room 2218 advocating for students to talk to a trusted adult if you are facing bullying or harassment.

[Photo] ‘If you see something, say something’; Schools Nationwide Adapt to Gun Violence on Campus

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
January 7, 2022
Students participate in the Environmental Club's Winter Toast Off Christmas contest for a chance to win cookies.

[Photo] CKHS week in photos (12/5-12/11)

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
December 15, 2021
A poster of and signed by the infamous twins from The Shining, stored next to a DVD copy of the movie.

Auteur Stanley Kubrick criticized for treatment of Duvall on-set

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
December 9, 2021
Several pro-life signs and posters are located across the street from Planned Parenthood.

[Photo] Outrage in Texas pursues due to anti-abortion law

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
November 3, 2021
The Central Kitsap School District asks that students maintain 6 feet of distance when possible.

[Photo] Central Kitsap School District maintains COVID-19 safety guidelines

by Cypress Cowley, Reporter
November 3, 2021
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