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With loss behind them, Chavez Eagles seek playoff win
The Chavez Eagles are currently on their way to the play-offs. Recently, they won against National Collegiate Prep with a score of 96-81 on January 29. Then the Chavez Eagles fell short with a six point loss against Friendship Collegiate Academy 60-66 “One thing I like the most about the team is they treat each other like brothers, they push each other to do better,” Phillips said. At this point in the season, the Chavez Eagles have eight losses. Some might argue these losses are to quality teams.
Broncos win Super Bowl, stun Chavez fans
The Broncos versus Panthers: a David and Goliath story. Super Bowl 50 was arguably the biggest game in America as it received the most views than any other sports championship. San Francisco in our Golden State hosted this massive game. In fact, California was the first state to ever host a Super Bowl. The champions of the American Football Conference (AFC) and those of the National Football Conference (NFC) met up on Sunday, February 7 for the night of truth.
The opening of the fence across from eastern market
The opening event for the construction fence on 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue on September 29, holds 26 works of art made by students at schools all across Capitol Hill, inclusive of Richard Wright High School, Maury Elementary School and Cesar Chavez. “It’s gorgeous,” a spectator said. “The kids did an awesome job.” Chavez students including Brenda Guevara-Ortiz, Jeffrey Cordozo, Donna Zelaya, Marwin Guzman worked on the project with the guidance of Chavez’s art teacher, Ms. Sonkin.
Chavez book club meets author activist
Students in the Chavez book club took a trip to the Library of Congress where it held a book talk for the book All American Boys. After the book talk, the three scholars and two chaperones met Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely, the authors of All American Boys. “It felt really good, and awesome to hear awesome authors talk about day-to-day situation,” volunteer Samantha Henstell said.
Journalism students listen and learn from ideas forum
Capitol Hill’s Journalism team took a trip to Gallery Place Chinatown to visit this year’s Washington Ideas Forum on September 30. They saw speakers, activists, and journalists from all across the United States, including Theo Padnos, a survivor of being kidnapped in Syria; Opal Tometi, a Co-Founder of #BlackLivesMatter; and Yale Professor Marc Brackett. During the 11 o’clock hour, Theo Padnos shared his testimony of being kidnapped and tortured by the terrorist organization ISIS.
New teachers at Chavez bring new life to building
http://usatodayhss.com/2015/new-teachers-at-chavez-bring-new-life-to-building New teachers at Chavez bring new life to building I found this story on USA TODAY High School Sports and wanted to share it with you: %link% For more high school stories, stats and videos, visit http://usatodayhss.com.
Algebra teacher welcomed by Chavez community
The newest Algebra teacher came from Chavez Prep. Every day he comes to school and has a smile that lights up the second floor hall. Known in the Chavez community as Mr. Ng – pronounced “ing” – Kaisam Ng’s story started in China. At an early age, Ng moved to the United States. In New York City, where he grew up, Ng thought his education was the way for him to escape his lifestyle.
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