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Students at Charlotte Catholic High School are turning to Artificial Intelligence to help complete homework, study for tests, and practice skills. AI has quickly become a tool that students rely on for almost any class when they need extra assistance.  Students commonly use AI to create practice materials that help them study more efficiently. Sophomore Evan Miller said, “I mostly use AI to make practice quizzes for chemistry, math and English. It saves me time and helps me

Super Bowl LX took the nation by storm on Sunday, February 8th. As the Seahawks faced the Patriots, Americans found themselves divided between two halftime shows, the NFL’s performance by Bad Bunny and Turning Point USA’s alternative show headlined by Kid Rock. In late December 2025, the NFL announced that Bad Bunny, an up and coming Puerto Rican artist who recently won a Grammy for his album “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,” would headline the halftime show. The decision sparked back

Currently at Charlotte Catholic, 88 students have received 204 different scholarships, generating $11,014,000. Since not all students have reported their scholarships, these statistics are expected to continue rising until the deadline to report, which is mid-April. The majority of the scholarships received by seniors renew for four years, with the requirement that the student must retain a certain GPA. Additionally, the counseling office reported that this year students hav

The NFL hosted its 60th Superbowl with the Seahawks playing against the Patriots on Sunday, February 8th. While most people initially turn the TV on to watch the game, viewers often remain engaged watching the million-dollar ads between plays. This year, a 30-second commercial spent a record breaking $10,000,000 on its production, marking a significant increase from the $7-8 million range seen in 2024 and 2025.  While commercials growing in cost is a constant trend, there wa