Our class focuses on using a range of technology tools for varied purposes such as creating and maintaining an up-to-date “student friendly” CHS webpage that includes a news broadcast, video stories and highlights, announcements, student polls, and other interactive features. The overarching goal of the class is to empower students in a transformative learning environment. Our mission is to inform and entertain.
Season Finale of Senator Showdown
Anchors: Audrey Locatelli and Kyle Allen
Edited by: Staff
This week, the senior in the spotlight is Lance Hornemann. Lance is an excellent student a dedicated athlete, and a future engineer.
Although Lance enjoys his time at Carson High School, he quickly realized that starting college a little early would benefit him in the long run. As a junior, he joined the Jump Start program and on May 22, about two weeks before he graduates from high school, he will earn his associate degree of science from Western Nevada College. At WNC, he was able to take advantage of a really exciting opportunity. Through a NASA grant, he participated in the Nevada NASA Space Consortium Community of Practice scholarship program.
Along with three other students and four college professors, they studied how different types of insulation would protect electronics in a high-altitude balloon. They also worked with augmented reality to recalibrate a sandbox to show topography changes. Through this project, Lance learned how to be productive in a group and the importance of community relationships.
Lance has been an athlete since he was young, participating in a number of different activities. Through Carson High School, he has been a part of the boys' golf team for four years and a member of the boys' tennis team for two years. Outside of school, Lance has engaged in martial arts for 12 years including 4 years of mixed martial arts and 8 years of Jiu Jitsu. Lance also enjoys mountain biking and snowboarding.
Lance is set to start his bachelor's degree program at the University of Nevada, Reno in the fall, where he will major in mechanical engineering. When asked where that degree will lead, he has two possible careers he would like to pursue. The first is in robotics and automation, where he would help design the robots that work in assembly lines. The second is an automotive stylist, where he would have the exciting job of designing new vehicles. Carson High School is proud of you, Lance
Hey Seniors, the registration for Safe Grad has been reopened. There were problems with the form that have now been fixed, so go sign up now. This will be a fun once-in-a-lifetime experience with your fellow Seniors for the last time together! There will be swimming, a movie, lots of food, and even a Virtual Reality station run by local business System’s Edge, so don’t miss out!
Staff and students: One of our own has recently started battling Leukemia. This member of our student body wishes to remain anonymous, and we will respect that. However, we want to give our school community an opportunity to support them and their family in this challenging time. The student has already undergone an 8-week treatment of Chemotherapy and is now in their second, more intensive, 8-week treatment with a goal of remission. Getting healthy and returning to school is going to be an uphill battle for this student. If you are able, then PLEASE consider a cash donation to support the family. Donations can be dropped off to Ms. Hampton in room 228 or in the Guidance Office with Ms. Quintero. Any amount helps as your classmate faces this life-altering challenge. Please make your donations as soon as possible - BY May 31st (Wednesday of Finals week). Thank you for bleeding BLUE."
May 31st is Senior Sunset! It will last from 6:00-8:00! There will be an obstacle course along with Nevada Nosh and Kona Ice. Bring money to buy food! It will be on the front lawn of the school! Senior Superlatives will also be announced.
Several local businesses and organizations will be set up over the next few weeks in Senator Square by the HUB. Some are seeking seniors ready to enter the workforce and others are looking for any student wanting part-time or summer jobs.
The CHS Advanced Creative Writing Class has published their 2023 issue of the Bolt of Blue Literary Magazine. Through poetry, short stories, and memoir, the writers in this issue explore the theme of "growing up." Check it out on SenatorsNow!
All student athletes will be required to get a physical. The athletic training program will be holding its annual sports physical night on Wednesday June 7th at 5:30 pm as an alternative option to get your physicals done. Physicals will be $15. Cash or check only. Your parent will need to be present for signatures and verification.
Have you been accepted to a college/ university? Have you committed to a branch of the forces? Have you been accepted into an apprenticeship or trade program. Join our acceptance wall of fame. Submit at bit.ly/CHStars or scan the QR code outside the library.
Several local businesses and organizations will be set up over the next few weeks in Senator Square by the HUB. Some are seeking seniors ready to enter the workforce and others are looking for any student wanting part-time or summer jobs.