Charlotte Catholic's Student Newspaper

Charlotte Catholic seniors traveled to Camp Thunderbird for the annual senior retreat on November 10. Originally, this retreat was two days, and students would stay overnight bunking together in the camp’s cabins. However, this year the retreat lasted only one day, and the following day was an excused absence. Since COVID-19, the retreat has been only a day long, with the plan of returning to two days this year. For an overnight trip, the school required more volunteer chape

After two decades of service at Charlotte Catholic High School, Mr. Conrad has come full circle. He returned to Holy Trinity Catholic Middle School, not as a student this time, but as its new principal. A proud graduate of Holy Trinity’s first-ever class, Mr. Conrad’s homecoming marks a new chapter for the school and for a leader deeply rooted in its mission. Mr. Conrad’s move from high school to middle school leadership brought an unexpected jolt of energy to the school. “I

Don’t knock on it ‘till you try it. When Halloween rolls around in Charlotte, kids and parents strategize for the ultimate candy haul. While costumes and spooky decorations set the mood, the real prize of the holiday is finding neighborhoods that hand out the best treats. From full-size candy bars to Halloween-themed goodie bags, some areas truly amaze trick-or-treaters. Most residents participate in community-wide events and use apps like Nextdoor’s Treat Map to signal thei

With Halloween right around the corner, Charlotte Catholic students are getting ready to dress up and celebrate for the occasion. Every year, the senior class exclusively wears costumes during the school-day, bringing the holiday’s excitement to the classroom. For school halloween costumes, most seniors dress in pairs or groups, all in colorful unison. This year, Kylie Martin, Coco Bork, Jill Boyle, Abigail Ayres and Annie Duncan are dressing as characters from the movie Tro