The student news site of Troy High School

The Chariot

The student news site of Troy High School

The Chariot

The student news site of Troy High School

The Chariot

Photos courtesy of Srishti Gowda and Maggie Huber

Follow The Leader

Avril Yu, Staff Reporter May 21, 2021

“Leadership” is a word which is often both beloved and dreaded by many students. Beloved, because possession of this noun is something that can be applauded, and dreaded, because it seems to exist...

“It was somewhat of a hail mary.”

“It was somewhat of a hail mary.”

Andy DeGrand, Print Editor-in-Chief May 10, 2021

“We honestly did not expect any response back from him. We were hopeful for some kind of email back, but to have him send us a video and a signed copy of his poems was so nice,” senior Apoorva Mirji...

A Starry Night

A Starry Night

Bridgette Scott, Social Media Editor March 16, 2021

Although it’s been a different and difficult time for many, despite all of that French Club has been able to stay connected. The French club has done many amazing things this year. Some examples include...

Environmental Activists Club

Environmental Activists Club

Katelyn Peaslee, Staff Reporter March 9, 2021

The Environmental Activist (EA) club focuses on trying to help the environment through mediums such as volunteer work and community organizations. Even with the COVID-19 virus, the EA club is finding ways...

Art Online

Art Online

Luanni Ford, Graphics Editor March 4, 2021

Having many students drawn to STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) at Troy High, art classes can be a good creative outlet for non-STEM inclined students. With the COVID-19 Pandemic,...

Poor Connection, Try Again Later

Poor Connection, Try Again Later

Anjali Sanil, Staff Reporter March 4, 2021

Online school has presented many students with a challenge most have never faced before. As the pandemic drags on, being isolated and kept away from friends and other loved ones for nearly a year now has...

Where did It All go?

Where did It All go?

Raneen AlRammahi, staff reporter March 3, 2021

Students crowded around on an early morning. Chatter and laughter fill the air as students walk down the endless hallways to find their class, where their teachers greet them with a smile. They situate...

A New Stanza

A New Stanza

Avril Yu, Staff Reporter March 3, 2021

To many, the atmosphere of high school beats like a pair of butterfly’s wings, always shifting and inconstant. In these four years, many students go through some of their greatest changes as they learn...

Ice Break (Out rooms)

Ice Break (Out rooms)

Vanisa Kumar, Business Editor March 1, 2021

As experts try to predict when the world will return to normal, many students are left feeling disconnected or awkward in school settings. With the loss of many in-person opportunities,  some exceptional...

Run, Zoomers, Run!

Run, Zoomers, Run!

Raneen AlRammahi, Staff Reporter October 26, 2020

Many students would agree that online school is one of the worst parts of their day. With the 90-minute long Zoom meetings, the awkward breakout rooms and what appears to be mountains of assignments, online...

Avril Yu

Club advisers demonstrate flexibility amid coronavirus

Avril Yu, Staff Reporter October 26, 2020

Extracurriculars can be a great way for students to involve themselves in the areas they’re most passionate about. However, the recent complications set in place by the COVID-19 virus make the 2020-2021...

To Attend or Not to Attend

To Attend or Not to Attend

Rory Knauss, Staff Writer October 26, 2020

While teachers and students adjust to school life behind the screen, there have been some setbacks that can hinder, as well as some advantages that assist a student in their learning. Now that returning...

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