Students get head start in healthcare

Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle At only 16 years old, Mason High School (MHS) students are stepping beyond the traditional school classroom into the world of healthcare through Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training. These students are able to gain hands-on experience in the medical field and explore their futures all in one. The CNA program…

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MHS expands halal food options

Sophie Allen | The Chronicle After more than a year of preparation, halal food options have been introduced to the Mason High School (MHS) cafeteria as part of an ongoing effort to make the menu more accessible to students with different dietary needs. Earlier this year, the cafeteria added halal-certified turkey taco meat to its…

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MHS choir students hit high note with CCM

Evelyn Feldmann | The Chronicle On October 2, eight select students from the Mason High School (MHS) Honors Concert Choir performed with the University of Cincinnati’s Cincinnati Conservatory of Music (CCM) Chamber Choir at Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Cincinnati. The MHS students joined a small group of students from the Walnut Hills High School…

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Teens tackle $25,000 investment portfolio

Maria Ataya | The Chronicle During sixth bell, standard coursework gets swapped for stock portfolios. At Mason High School (MHS), investing is not something students read about in a textbook; it is something they experience firsthand. Through the Comet Capital Fund (CCF), 17 juniors and seniors who completed the Banking and Investments course manage a…

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