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The Chapin High School Newspaper

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Ismael Barraza, staff reporter
November 15, 2024

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BOO!
BOO!
The gates usually get closed around 4:30 pm and all of them are open by 8 am.
Restroom gates
The Agenda states all the requirements for the IDs. Not only ID'S are used as a hall pass but agendas as well. Students have to pay a five dollar fee when they loose an ID.
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Welcome. As the guest came into the school for the open house everyone at this table was saying welcome. They got the guest signed in then sent them off with tour guides to enjoy the event. Scarlet Molinar in the middle said "I enjoyed being at the welcome table because we got to make jokes with the parents, make them laugh before they go in."
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Chapin football defeats Hanks 61-20 on senior night
Chapin football defeats Hanks 61-20 on senior night
Students that competed in the competition used Lego Spike robots. Three tasks were required to gain points for their team.
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Huskies mentally preparing for the upcoming game. "We felt confident, collected, and just ready to win..." Rogelio Myers said once the game was over.
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Senior Patrick Silva dribbles the ball in the game against faculty members. The indoor soccer game took place in the main gym during the las period of the day.
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Bel Air defeats varsity boys soccer in bi-district game
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Bottom left: photographed by Americas Huerta.
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