Oliver authors book about communication, connection

Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Own the moment. Build meaningful relationships. Our stories matter. Students at Mason High School (MHS) hear these phrases every day, but intervention specialist Hakim Oliver is taking the next step by writing Bridging Stories, a book about positive intergroup interactions and diversity. Oliver said he has been hosting community conversations in Mason for the last […]

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End of year review: Q&A

Katie Samol | The Chronicle Last August, Ben Brown began his first school year as Mason High School’s (MHS) Executive Director of High School Experience and Principal. Since then, he has worked to support expanding initiatives, including the Experiential Learning Program and the Big Rock Student Leadership Team. Prioritizing improved school spirit, Brown has remained highly involved in student life. […]

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MHS Orchestras take on the Big Apple

Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Mason High School’s Philharmonic, Honors Symphony, and Chamber Orchestras were invited to perform at the National Band & Orchestra Festival at Carnegie Hall on April 1, 2025. This prestigious opportunity showcases the dedication and musical excellence of the program, marking a milestone for students and teachers. The orchestras traveled to New York City from March […]

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MHS students take unique route with early graduation

Akshay Vadlamani | The Chronicle There is an emerging trend at Mason High School (MHS) that challenges traditional educational timelines. Students are increasingly finding unique pathways to complete their high school education, breaking away from the conventional four-year model and charting their own academic journeys. For some students, early graduation is not just an option — it is a strategic […]

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Mason Theater among the first to produce Hadestown musical

Grace Ai | The Chronicle After the successes of Mamma Mia last spring, Mason High School (MHS) Drama Club is returning to the stage with its production of the Broadway musical Hadestown. MHS will be among the first high schools in the nation to perform the eight-time Tony award-winning musical. Composed and written by Anais Mitchell, the musical Hadestown first […]

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HOSA students learn from new Anatomage software

Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle A new technology is bringing the human body to life digitally, marking a turning point in the future of medical education, and Mason students will get to be a part of it. Anatomage is a medical equipment manufacturer that focuses on digitizing anatomy and physiology to bring better education to more medical students. They have […]

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Sibs team up to find novel way to give back

Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle The magic of reading a childhood classic for the first time is made possible through the efforts of both Big and Little Sibs working together on a book drive. The Little Sibs Book Drive is more than just a donation project – it is a mission to provide kids across the city with access to […]

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Skateboarders seek acceptance in Mason community

Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle In Mason, there are so many different activities, clubs and groups, with a wide variety of people, ages and talent levels. Sports communities like football, basketball and dance are recognized not only throughout Mason High School (MHS) but the city of Mason as a whole.  When many people think about Mason, they think about how […]

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Students prepare for reimagined Black History Fest

Emily Kemper | The Chronicle The Mason Intermediate (MI) Black History Bowl has been a beloved event in Mason schools since 2007, where fifth-grade students compete in teams to answer trivia about Black historical figures and events. Now, the Mason High School (MHS) Black Student Union (BSU) is helping to open the celebration to the rest of the community with […]

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Students find community in hot pilates

Sololiya Ebba | The Chronicle With tiny hand weights and a rolled-up yoga mat, Pilates has become a favorite fitness trend among younger generations.  What started as a workout became a social ritual — part exercise, part connection. Studios across the nation have experienced an influx in teenage and young adult memberships. As Pilates gains popularity, it iss not just […]

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International students navigate complex college barriers

Akshay Vadlamani | The Chronicle For most Mason High School seniors, the college application process is already a complex maze of deadlines, essays and decisions. But for international students, that maze comes with additional twists and turns that can entirely reshape their academic futures. From dealing with visa requirements to facing limited financial aid options from translating their previous academic […]

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MHS students garner fame on TikTok app

Aybika Kamil | The Chronicle With over 3,500 students, Mason High School (MHS) is a hub for all kinds of people – even famous TikTokers.  MHS sophomore Azizbek Ismoiljonov started posting on TikTok in April 2024. His first video was greeted with over 1.5 million likes. In the post, he filmed himself holding his brother’s baby to a trending audio. […]

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MHS students use makeup as a form of self-expression

Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Makeup has become a canvas for creativity and a staple of self-expression among high school students, cementing its place in everyday life.   Once reserved for special occasions or professional settings, makeup has evolved into a daily ritual for many teens, reflecting their personalities and moods. From subtle, natural looks that enhance features to bold and […]

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High school girls start band, discover voice

Olivia Zellner | The Chronicle Inspired by the rising wave of female-led bands in the music industry, three Mason High School (MHS) students are redefining what it means to create and perform music. The Citrinas, named after the iconic citrine gemstone, were formed roughly two years ago after the members decided to create a space where they could grow their […]

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MHS students embrace culture through board games

Akshay Vadlamani | The Chronicle The sound of stones clinking, cards shuffling and boards unfolding is garnering attention at Mason High School (MHS). MHS has recently seen a rise in cultural games from various parts of the world. These games represent various experiences for students, from strategic battlefields to family game nights. They offer a way for students to connect […]

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“Mason rollerblader” spreads joy in community

Emily Kemper | The Chronicle You may have seen him gliding down a parade route, dancing downtown or spinning on a street corner – but no matter where you spot Bill Kraimer, his rollerblading skills are sure to put a smile on your face.  Kraimer – also known as “the Mason Rollerblader” – has been skating since childhood, starting with […]

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