Amy Ngo

Amy Ngo, Reporter

Amy Ngo is a freshman who started journalism because she believes that it is critical for different perspectives to be heard, as well as for her love of writing. Outside of school she enjoys reading, playing and listening to music, hiking, and is a member of DECA. She can play the violin, piano, and guitar. Ngo also loves learning about auto mechanics and aviation. Ngo is excited to continue journalism, hopefully, until her graduation.

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Opinion: ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ Gives a New Perspective Outside of the Books

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
April 3, 2025

The release of Collins’ newest addition to her series in the fictional setting of “Panem” as a dystopian nation has caused an uproar of excitement among her fans. “Sunrise on the Reaping’s”...

Bremerton’s First Poet Laureate Continues Giving Toward the Creative Writing Community

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
March 29, 2025

Although poetry may not be in everyone’s life, the type of writing is well known to gracefully depict emotion and creativity. Hudson has been asked for, and has provided her share of her artistry around...

Review: Kevin Atwater’s Album ‘Achilles’ Hurts More With Patroclus in Mind

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
March 25, 2025

Through 11 songs, each one is a different event of Atwater’s life that shows a tragedy he has struggled to move on from. He evinces a clear image of the event in the lyrics and follows through in the...

Review: The Second-Hand Nostalgia of ‘Thrift Store’

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
March 4, 2025

“Thrift Store” is a new album by a folk rock band called Arcy Drive, released on Feb. 7, that showcases the band’s versatility and depth. Despite having only four songs and being just 10 minutes...

Exploring the Real Rewards of DECA

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
March 3, 2025

By early March, numerous students in the Distributive Education Clubs of America, commonly known as DECA, will know if they qualified for international competitions. DECA is a club where students get to...

What to Know About Artificial Intelligence and its Effects on Central Kitsap High School Students

by Amy Ngo, Truman Hammond, and Sara Rodgers
February 14, 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been quickly developing over the past few years. Its involvement with the general public, art, and academia has affected numerous industries. As AI has become easier to...

Girls Varsity Bowling Team Puts up a Mighty Fight Against Peninsula High School

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
January 17, 2025

In their first game out of three, CKHS’s bowling team started off shaky in comparison to their opponents from Peninsula High School. Regardless of their misses, the team’s unwavering support for each...

Review: ‘The Secret of Us’

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
November 26, 2024

“The Secret of Us,” released on June 21, is the newest album from the growing pop star Gracie Abrams. As Abrams has grown in the music industry over the last few years, the latest addition to her discography...

CKHS Cross Country Holds Fundraiser to Assist Our Athletes

by Amy Ngo, Reporter
November 4, 2024

CKHS’s cross country team recently held a two-week fundraiser with Brown Bear Car Wash, which ran from Oct. 7 to Oct. 21. Members of the cross-country team promoted tickets for the car wash in Silverdale,...

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Amy Ngo, Reporter

Opinion: ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ Gives a New Perspective Outside of the Books

Bremerton’s First Poet Laureate Continues Giving Toward the Creative Writing Community

Review: Kevin Atwater’s Album ‘Achilles’ Hurts More With Patroclus in Mind

Review: The Second-Hand Nostalgia of ‘Thrift Store’

Exploring the Real Rewards of DECA

What to Know About Artificial Intelligence and its Effects on Central Kitsap High School Students

Girls Varsity Bowling Team Puts up a Mighty Fight Against Peninsula High School

Review: ‘The Secret of Us’

CKHS Cross Country Holds Fundraiser to Assist Our Athletes

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