Michelle Zuo | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) has always been a home to thousands of students. For most, the seven-bell schedule is the standard, but for MHS junior William Yeoh, school looks a little different. Yeoh is homeschooled through a program called the Providence Extension Program (PEP) in Ohio. PEP includes resources for…
Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle Beyond cold mornings and icy roads, the winter season in Mason has sparked a surge of students going to Perfect North, turning skiing into one of the Mason High School’s (MHS) fastest‑growing winter pastimes. Once viewed as a competitive or individual sport, skiing has now shifted into a social activity…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle For most teachers, retirement involves taking a step back from the school community, but for former English teacher Tim King, retirement has meant finding new ways to teach outside of the classroom. King and twenty-five others are part of the Outdoor Wellness and Leadership Committee (OWL); an environmental study committee…
Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle For some, baseball is a seasonal pastime of stadium hot dogs and living room scorecards, but for Mason High School teacher Anna Holt, the “diamond” has become a lifelong roadmap. What began as a simple series of date nights at Great American Ball Park to cheer on the Cincinnati Reds…
Legislation hits close to home for MHS students Katie Samol | The Chronicle From the privacy of doctors’ offices to the common space of classrooms, a wave of legislation is redrawing the boundaries of LGBTQ+ life in America. According to the American Civil Liberties Union, 393 bills targeting transgender healthcare, education, school facilities and personal…
Emily Kemper | The Chronicle A quick glance at the 2025-26 Mason City Schools academic calendar reveals a major change: no more Personal Learning Days. Replaced by four Journey Days spread throughout the school year, this change is expected to provide a more structured, meaningful learning experience for students and staff outside of the classroom….
The Chronicle outsourced this edition’s Entertainment section to hear Mason students’ thoughts on new releases.
The Mason Girls Tennis Team added another chapter to its dynasty this past weekend, capturing the Greater Miami Conference championship for the 11th consecutive season and 13th time in program history. The Comets rolled through the regular season with a flawless 9-0 conference record, then dominated the GMC tournament by winning four of the five…
Gracie Ai | The Chronicle Allison Keim | Editor-in-Chief | The Chronicle Katie Samol | The Chronicle As Mason High School (MHS) students prepare for their future careers, many are turning to the professional platform LinkedIn. As they build their profiles, students must consider how they present themselves and the digital impression they leave behind….
