Homeschooling, high school meet for Mason student
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…
MHS student continues sister’s nonprofit legacy
Michelle Zuo | The Chronicle Most nonprofits begin as fresh initiatives, but for Mason High School (MHS) sophomore Samhita Paranthaman, joining The Artsy Altruists meant continuing a legacy. Founded in 2018 by her sister and MHS alumna Sanchita Paranthaman, the nonprofit sells handmade jewelry and artwork at local and religious events, with proceeds supporting global…
Winship continues legacy of Mason XC success
Libby Pullen | The Chronicle Five years, five championships. For the Mason High School (MHS) Boys Cross Country team, the Greater Miami Conference (GMC) has gone from a goal to a tradition. Behind the team’s continued success lies years of unwavering effort, leadership, and drive of runners like senior Caden Winship, who capped off an…
Gen Z museum: MHS students curate their childhood
Matluba Eshonkulova | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) English 3 classes have begun turning childhood memories into museum-worthy artifacts through the Generation Z (Gen Z) Museum Project. The project pushes students to define what represents Gen Z, from popular culture references to everyday experiences. After studying how different generations compare to one another, students…
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
Jack Mendelsohn | The Chronicle Game Review 2.5 Stars The newest edition of the popular game series Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 was recently released this past November. The Call of Duty community held very high expectations for the new game, however many fans were underwhelmed by the new co-op campaign, commenting on its…
Do not get lost in the distractions
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle At Mason High School (MHS), distractions are easy to spot. When finals week hits, we want to scroll through Instagram Reels. When quarter grades are about to go in, we are busy picking out our Homecoming dresses. As society modernizes itself and attention spans shorten, it is becoming increasingly noticeable…
One month in: Freshman reflect on high school transition
Eshal Firoze | The Chronicle As a new school year begins, days are filled with unfamiliar routines, different crowds, and the freedom to start fresh. A month into this school year, Mason High School’s (MHS) freshmen have moved beyond their eighth-grade selves and are beginning to see what it’s like to truly adapt. From new…