
CSD’s Learning Labs receive a makeover
While Guided Learning Labs have always been reserved for freshmen and Choice Learning Labs for upperclassmen, a new administrative policy reorganizes them based on academic performance and grading. Students and teachers are working through the changes.
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For now, TikTok keeps ticking
As a new presidential administration weighs a possible national security risk against the popular app’s usage, high school students keep scrolling
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The Cabinet and the drawers
A look inside President Trump’s new controversial Cabinet nominees and understanding the significance of it all
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Oxford Dictionary declares “brain rot” the Word of the Year
On December 2, 2024, Oxford Dictionary declared “brain rot” the Word of the Year. Two Community School of Davidson high school English teachers share their thoughts on the selection.
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The Class of ‘25 officially snacks for the first time
Continuing a pre-existing tradition, CSD seniors enjoy a surprise gift bag from parents and volunteers
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Concert for Carolina raises needed funds for western North Carolina
Looking back at a once in a lifetime North Carolina concert to raise funds for Hurricane Helene relief
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A new voice, a direction, a challenge
CSD’s new Executive Director, Craig Smith, takes questions at a student-led press conference and challenges Spartans to be their best selves
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CSD provides Hurricane Helene relief efforts
Multiple programs at both the Upper and Lower Schools bring relief to the people and pets of western North Carolina
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It’s voting season in North Carolina and here is what you need to know
Important news and information for voters, especially first time high school voters, as the 2024 election arrives
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Hut, hut, hurricane
Hurricane Helene blowing through Charlotte is just the latest twist in a (so far) unusual CSD Spartan football season
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Polls, issues and teen voters
Exploring how polls, issues and young voters interact in a busy election season
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