SWING, BATTER BATTER! ♦ AJ Castellaneta returns a serve in the cafeteria at Spaulding on Thursday. (Photo by Grayson Bradley.) While most students are still snuggled up in bed, one student is already working hard. “I wake up 5 a.m., go to the gym at 5:30 a.m., work out for an hour and a half, get home around 7:15 a.m., eat breakfast, shower, get to … Continue reading AJ on Full Display
Graduation is right around the corner. These past few weeks have been filled with clubs and student organizations wishing their seniors farewell; our group is no different. The Crimson Chronicle was started during the second semester of the 2017-2018 school year by the Journalism II class under English teacher Patrick Leene. The class is comprised of only six students, all of which are seniors. Kendra … Continue reading The Crimson Chronicle signing off
Pictured above: Brad Miller teaches Modern World History to his group of freshmen students. (Photo Credit: Tyler Chaffee) Brad Miller grew up in a suburb of McLean, Virginia, an affluent city that is home to businessmen, members of Congress, and high-ranking government officials due to its 8-mile proximity from downtown Washington DC. Living so close to Washington DC meant most of Miller’s life through … Continue reading Bye Bye Brad Miller
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