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The Voice of Conifer High School

CHS Today

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Loud and Proud: Conifer Spirit Week
Cartner’s Last Night at the Cafe

Cartner’s Last Night at the Cafe

April 23, 2024

Players Petition to Remove Girls Soccer Coach

Players Petition to Remove Girls Soccer Coach

April 12, 2024

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Limited Practices, Limited Improvement

Limited Practices, Limited Improvement

April 10, 2024

Boys Lacrosse; Tearing Up The Turf

Boys Lacrosse; Tearing Up The Turf

April 9, 2024

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Leo Nickerson
Leo Nickerson
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Sophomore NAHS Member Enji Jensen paints the senior mural. This year’s senior mural is an underwater theme, featuring jellyfish, whales, bubbles, and other underwater creatures. Seniors’ fingerprints are meant to resemble fish, forming a school of fish following the large whales. “It takes a lot of people and a lot of planning,” Enji said.
A Lasting Legacy: Conifer Seniors Leave Their Mark
Kanin Cadam, Reporter/Photographer • May 3, 2024

For the fourth year in a row, seniors participated in the making of the senior...

Colagelo was a former math teacher who now works in the learning center to help kids achieve their academic goals and prepare them for tests. When they go here they can get help with many different subjects depending on the teachers that are there during different hours. “Its nice working with students in different perspectives as in like, Im not the official math teacher, so I get to have different conversations with them about all subjects and I really get to know my students,” Colangelo said.
Learning Center Discovered
May 2, 2024
Sophomore Kayla Boyes paints a piece in the Art Therapy workshop. For Peace Day, one of the most popular workshops for the day was Art Therapy, where students expressed thoughts and emotions through creativity. The world sees you differently than you see yourself, Boyes said.
Peace Day 2/2
April 10, 2024
Take a quick video tour of Conifer High School. See the beautiful location and take a peek inside the school.

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