Amy Ngo

[Photo] Diversity Report – Quarter Four

by Dani Crossen, Editor-in-Chief
June 9, 2026

Recurring graphic for The Cougar Chronicle's quarterly diversity reports.

[Photo] Diversity Report: Quarter Three

by Dani Crossen, Editor-in-Chief
April 30, 2026

Recurring graphic for The Cougar Chronicle's quarterly diversity reports.

Opinion: Paging is an Amazing Opportunity for Students

by Amy Ngo and Dani-lou Gemmer
May 20, 2026

Central Kitsap High School’s Senior Prom 2026

by Ashley Repine, Amy Ngo, Truman Hammond, and Jason Hooper
May 5, 2026

St. Michael Medical Center Closed Down its Pediatric Rehabilitation Center, Removing Care for Hundreds of Kids

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
May 1, 2026

Deaf Coffee Provides Community for Signers From All Over Kitsap County

by Amy Ngo and Dani-lou Gemmer
April 30, 2026

CKHS Boy’s Varsity Soccer Completes a Shutout Against Mt. Tahoma

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
April 18, 2026

On April 16, Central Kitsap High School’s boys varsity soccer team played against Mt. Tahoma High School, resulting in a final score of 3-0 CK. After two back to back losses against Gig Harbor High...

Kitsap Regional Library Provides Assistance Filing Taxes

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
April 17, 2026

As mid-April arrives, many scramble to file their taxes on time in hopes of avoiding owing the IRS money. Filing taxes can be frustrating through the countless forms and financial jargon. So, tax services...

‘Pride and Prejudice’s’ Vivacity of Production

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
March 6, 2026

For the Drama Club’s winter play, Director Zach Timm has been orchestrating an adaptation of Jane Austen’s iconic “Pride and Prejudice.” Previous shows performed by the Drama Club, such as “Antigone,”...

Know Your Rights Regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
March 3, 2026

Encountering an ICE Agent The expectation when encountering any law enforcement or federal agent, is that everyone remains calm, doesn’t run, argue, resist or fight. It is also recommended that hands...

Photo Gallery: A Week at Central Kitsap High School (February 2-6)

by Truman Hammond and Amy Ngo
February 6, 2026

Two students peer into the Cougar Den as they prepare for lunch to start.

Review: ‘The Lady on the Moon’ Depicts Unknown, Yet Common Longings

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
January 27, 2026

Noah Floersch’s newest album, Francis Aquarius, released on Oct. 3, has been quickly followed by the new single, “The Lady on the Moon,” leaning more into the folk side of his blended folk-rock sound than the previous album. In contrast to “Francis Aquarius,” the mostly lone piano adds a new layer of depth that Floersch...

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The Kitsap Community Takes on the Pressure that Cuts to SNAP Funding Leaves Behind

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
December 1, 2025

Central Kitsap Food Bank manager, Sarah Williams, sees first-hand how many people in the community utilize their resources regarding food. As a food bank, they give donated food to those in need, and act...

Young Entities Find Room to Grow

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
November 21, 2025

With constant academic stress pressured on many students, the local Kitsap Regional Library supplies teens with a dedicated corner and study room with the tools needed to strive toward success. Collaborative...

Photo Gallery: Thank You to Every Veteran’s Service

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
November 10, 2025

Central Kitsap Girl’s Varsity Soccer Celebrates their Seniors and Defeats Lincoln High School 8-0

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
October 23, 2025

Energy being high, the last home game of the season for girl’s soccer, senior players are being recognized and celebrated before they walk away from the field for the last time. The short ceremony includes...

Photo Gallery: Students Celebrate the Beginning of the 2025-2026 School Year with a Pep-Assembly

by Amy Ngo and Dani Crossen
September 8, 2025

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Lexie Durban (left) and Elliana Eagan (right) conduct the CKHS band.

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Nicholas Brazier (left), Lucas Smith (left center), Kai Livingston (right center), and Emily West (right) walk in for their introductory dance.

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Lily Lay (left) and Ava Chadwick (right) tell the freshmen crowd to be quiet before holding up the "crazy cougar" sign.

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CKHS band members play their instruments to welcome students into the gymnasium.

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Mia Aniano (back) and Isabella Bautista (front) pose after their introductory performance.

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Emily West enlivens crowd.

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A Freshman’s First AP Class at Central Kitsap High School

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
June 12, 2025

In their final year of middle school, eighth graders are asked by their counselors to choose their high school classes thoughtfully. With an uproar in colleges becoming more and more selective, it’s...

Community and Creativity: The CKHS Lip Dub Video

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
June 11, 2025

With the excitement of summer approaching, an evolving tradition of a video involving the CKHS community took place on June 5. ASB Executive Advisor Daniel Sullivan has been involved for the past two lip...

Students Showcase Creativity Through Annual Variety Show

by Cypress Cowley, Jacek Rovira, Dani Crossen, and Amy Ngo
May 7, 2025

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

by Amy Ngo, Copy Editor
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, Copy Editor
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...