The Clayton Arts Academy Advanced Drama Troupe will perform “Trick or Troupe” this Friday, October 28, Saturday, October 29 at 7:00...

Genesis Atoche, a senior at Clayton Valley Charter High School, tutors, balances five AP classes, and pursues multiple extracurriculars...

EAGLEi, the CVCHS independent learning program, is now running with roughly sixty students after its announcement earlier this year. The...

During a photoshoot for a music class album cover, a young girl came to play on the swingset reminding the subject of their youth,...

Line for line and beat for beat, Clayton Valley juniors, victorious in their class poetry slams, will challenge one another in the...

Clayton Valley Charter High School is familiar with bustling breaks and busy bathrooms, but an update to the all gender restroom in S...

by Conner Emery The CVCHS community has been concerned for months about the health of Emilia, a young Polish infant, but after tenacious...

Information about the cats on campus + interviews with cat adopters.

Math. Language. AP Classes. These are just some of the topics that are covered in the library, by students, year-round. For some, it is a...

In 2020, Clayton Valley Charter High School adjusted to the pandemic by implementing distance learning and hybrid learning models, a...

The sooner-than-expected departure of Clayton Valley Charter High School Principal Jeff Anderson in late September left many wondering...

The 2020-2021 school year was a difficult time for many as they balanced the shift in academic comprehension and personal life delivered...

During the first few days of May, many students are scrambling to prepare for their AP exams that will occur throughout the remaining weeks of the school year. This year, College Board is offering three separate testing dates for each testing subject from early May to mid-June. Regardless of whether students will be taking their exams at home or in person, they still need to take responsibility for studying and preparing. Earlier this week, several students filled out a surv

On March 31, 2021, President Joe Biden issued the first presidential proclamation recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV). He stated, “Today, we honor and celebrate the achievements and resiliency of transgender individuals and communities. Transgender Day of Visibility recognizes the generations of struggle, activism, and courage that have brought our country closer to full equality for transgender and gender non-binary people in the United States and around the wor

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted people in all age ranges. Teenagers have been especially impacted by this shelter-in-place,...

On February 28, 2021, the city of Concord hosted a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the completion of a community mural at...

Since the coronavirus pandemic began and stay-at-home orders were put in place, many people are not leaving their homes. As a result, an...

When the 2020-2021 school year comes to a close on June 2, so will the first year of the newly revived The Talon at Clayton Valley Charter High School. I would like to take this time to reflect on the steps I personally took, reflect on some hardships we had faced, and share what team members thought about their experiences regarding their first year. My role as a journalist began at the dinner table, eating udon noodle soup with my mom, dad, and brother, just before Thank

The onset of the pandemic forced students out of classrooms in the interest of safety, and many CVCHS staff were sent home as well. Nonetheless, teachers were obliged to bridge the gap between campus and conceptual understanding. Several teachers were surveyed on their ongoing response to distance learning. "Work-life balance does not exist in teaching, either remote or in-person," said Karin Westbrook, an English teacher, but "I want to look ahead to when I can have kids in

At 5:30 in the afternoon, students, parents, and teachers walked to the football field. Candles on the turf illuminated a pathway for all to follow. After receiving an LED candle, a sea glass stone, and a polyester cord bracelet, members of the crowd were welcomed by canvas pictures of a student who once walked the campus for four years. As distant music from a slideshow played on the bleachers, individuals gathered at a table where condolence letters were written. On display