Grace Ai | The Chronicle As the doors to the high school open for the 2025-2026 school year, some doors online have been shut instead. Ohio public schools have enforced Senate Bill 29, banning technology providers from selling or sharing student records. Providers must sign contracts with individual schools to operate, with refusal blocking their…
Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle In a time where technology is so prominent in our everyday lives, it can be easy to forget about books. During classes, I often see kids with their heads bent: not over books, but screens. Entertainment that used to come in the form of an interesting story has now been…
Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Allison Keim | Editor-in-Chief | The Chronicle Young men face a mirror of expectations, reflecting both who they are and who society expects them to be. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines masculinity as “the quality or nature of the male sex.” For students and staff at Mason High School (MHS), the…
Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle The beginning of the school year means new things for many, but for this group of staff, the school grounds are anything but new. This year, five Mason High School (MHS) alumni returned to MHS to be teachers and a counselor in the same place they got their high school…
Grace Ai | The Chronicle Some people find community through sports, others through culture. For certain students at Mason High School, dance offers it all. Mason High School (MHS) students dance at various studios, often performing cultural dances from across the world. MHS sophomore Eleanor Hahn dances with Bing Yang Chinese Performing Arts Center, primarily…
Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle For as long as I can remember, September 11th has been a sad day. A day where students go to school and take a moment of silence before beginning their classes, a day where parents reflect and recount where they were and how they felt all those years ago, a…
Eshal Firoze | The Chronicle From chore allowances to paid hours, students at Mason High School (MHS) are finding new ways to interpret and fulfill financial needs as they become adults entering the real world. MHS senior Chloe Knight is one of the many high schoolers navigating filing taxes for the first time this spring,…
Kaho Asai | The Chronicle The 10 minutes of a marching band show are made up of countless constantly moving parts. Spinning rifles, matching steps, waving flags and now 44 bikes. The Mason High School (MHS) Marching Band purchased bikes this year to use in their 2026-2027 show, becoming the first ever high school to…
Michelle Zuo | The Chronicle What does it mean to be “smart”? Does it mean being in the gifted program in elementary school? Getting 100’s on every test? Taking the most Advanced Placement (AP) courses? The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines it as “having or showing a high degree of mental ability.” But what does that truly…
