Schools like NYU and UChicago have one thing in common: an open campus integrated within the city. When it comes to deciding what colleges some students want to attend, an open campus is something they deeply consider. Hailey Zhang, a CA senior, says, “In my college decision process, I really hope for a more urban… Read More The Gate by Rehan Mahmood
As the election looms closer, politics has permeated our lives as young citizens, whether it be in the classroom, online, or at home. For a select few students, November will provide an exciting opportunity to exercise their democratic participation in a battleground state. Others track polls or glance at the endless headlines that pile up,… Read More Election by Eliza Gayer
Cary Academy’s second annual Homecoming Dance was held on Saturday September 21st. This year’s dance returned with a spin: The “Ho-Co Hoe Down”. Students were encouraged to bring their boots and hats onto the dance floor and show off their hoe-down moves. There were Western themed decorations all across the CMS including lights in the… Read More Homecoming by Sophie Munyon
Affinity Groups are the best way to teach others about your identity and connect with people of the same culture. Cary Academy offers a diverse range of Affinity Groups for people of all races, religions, gender identity, sexual orientation, etc. One key aspect about these groups is the ability to share and bridge the gaps… Read More Affinity Groups by Rehan Mahmood
The new interdisciplinary program—taught by Ms. Buie, Mr. Velto, Ms. Maloy, and Mr. Lazarski— has emerged as a transformative learning initiative this year. Recognizing a need for a more interconnected educational approach, the program blends Data Science, EcoSystems Biology, Cultural Geography, and English, allowing students to explore a variety of themes that connect across subjects.… Read More Interdisciplinary Course by Maya Gupta
On September 24, 2024, a storm with wind speeds reaching 39 mph developed into a tropical storm, earning the name Tropical Storm Helene. To be classified as a hurricane, a storm must reach wind speeds of at least 74 mph. Helene surpassed this threshold, making landfall in Florida with devastating winds of 140 mph. After… Read More Hurricane Helene by Darcy Keegan
High school is often defined by academic challenges, but at Cary Academy, the class trips are some of the most memorable experiences. For ninth graders, the first big trip is a visit to Camp Skelton. This trip focuses on team building and strengthening connections within the grade through activities such as canoeing, archery, and hiking.… Read More Class Trips by Anika Kadumpalli
With Mr. Rushin’s retirement from the Chemistry department, an exciting new chapter has begun for Cary Academy’s wilderness community. The Wilderness Club first began years ago when a student proposed the idea of a hiking trip for Discovery Term. Mr. Rushin embraced this initiative, and since then, the club has taken off, with hundreds of… Read More Wilderness Class by Ella Munyon and Rainna Jiang
