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When picking music to sing, Nims has countless options. “I have to use my professional judgment on music, which will be educational but also rewarding and fun,” Nims said. “I try to do a variety of styles from a variety of time periods. I want to pick music, which is worth spending a couple of months working on.”
Keep calm and sing on
Elena Brown, Managing Editor of Student Life • November 19, 2024

Walk into the choir room and a wall plastered with shiny gold plaques glittering under the light can be seen standing proud. These plaques represent the abundance of awards won...

Last year, members of the Poetry Slam Team competed at the [insert comp name here].“Kevin and Rahifa, the current SENIOR and junior poet laureates, are both part of the Poetry Slam Team,” Jake Riordan said. “So they're not only writing poetry and sharing it in a written format, but they're reciting it, memorizing it and dramatically performing in front of a live audience all throughout the city.”
Voices of vulnerability
November 18, 2024
Made by Grace Aber and Anushka Goel
Back to the roots
November 15, 2024
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes
January 28, 2024

WHHS Local School Decision Making Committee (LSDMC) Minutes WHHS Parent Association Minutes WHHS Instruction Leadership Team (ILT)...

Made by Kimaya Mundhe on Canva
Israel-Hamas war resource guide
Sarah Wilson and Kimaya Mundhe January 18, 2024

Purpose statement Over the past months, the Israel-Hamas war has amassed significant international attention, particularly following the Hamas-led...

Made by Marwa Khzir on Canva
Tua Tagovailoa receives knee to the head
November 20, 2024
Made by Marwa Khzir on Canva
Bonobo sorrow
November 19, 2024
Because the candies were found so quickly, the club GroupMe was sharing where they found the treats.
Friendships in French
November 18, 2024
Made by Bareen Abdulrahman on Adobe Photoshop
College fairs are useless
November 19, 2024
Success at WHHS
Success at WHHS
October 23, 2024
Heaps of homework
Heaps of homework
October 23, 2024
More waste, worse taste
More waste, worse taste
October 18, 2024
Special Thanksgiving sudoku
Special Thanksgiving sudoku
November 20, 2024
November sudoku
November sudoku
November 13, 2024
October Sudoku
October Sudoku
October 22, 2024
Piper Peanut

Piper Peanut is the official mascot of the Peanuts section of the Chatterbox. She provides honest (and anonymous) feedback from the perspective of a WHHS student to help middle schoolers navigate their way through our school.

Student choosing to watch brain rot instead of concentrating in class.
Are gen alpha the alphas?
November 14, 2024
Women helping women
Women helping women
November 7, 2024
After the pandemic, many students opted out of taking foreign language courses, however teachers are aiming for a boost in engagement through events such as the Modern World Language soccer tournament.
Modern language olympics
November 20, 2024
 Coral Morehouse, ‘27, ecstatically supports the boys’ water polo team as they fight for another win.
Making a splash for improvement
November 20, 2024
After high school, Jackson Baur, ‘25, hopes to continue as a mascot. “I would definitely do it in college, depending on what school I go to,” Baur said. “I’m probably gonna go to South Carolina and their mascot is the Gamecock, which I feel like is a pretty cool mascot, similar to an eagle. So I would definitely think about it if the opportunity came.”
Mask on, mask off
November 12, 2024
The dance team is looking ahead to a competition in February. “We didn't place last year, so our goal is just to be better last year, and be more organized,” Crowley said.
Dancing into new beginnings
November 12, 2024
Favorite Halloween candies
Favorite Halloween candies
November 15, 2024
Halloween is one of the most versatile times of year in terms of all the different things you can do. (Made by Cal Moore on Canva)
October activities in Cincinnati
November 13, 2024
Made by Sarah Wilson and Dominic Hamon on Canva.
Fluent futures
November 6, 2024
Decorating for Halloween, a common practice, is one way to celebrate the holiday.
Halloween traditons
October 29, 2024
William Grube, one of the ZooTeen Supervisors, explains his experience from when he was ZooTeen. “It was less about actively getting to work with the animals and more about being a part of the zoo,” Grube said.
A sense of belonging
October 18, 2024
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