Physics Students Study Light

What happens to a beam of light when it bounces off a surface? Can we predict the path when it travels through? Can light bend around boundaries. Physics students study this and more!

7th Grade ELA Students Engage in Peer Review

7th grade ELA students review each other's research papers on the effect of epidemics throughout history. 

9th Grade Trip to Washington DC!

grade students made stops at the American History Museum, the Washington Monument, the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Memorial and much more!

Updates from the CHAH Golf Team

For the first time in CHAH history, one of our golfers competed in the PSAL City Individual Championships! Jace King Clark is a student at The High School of Math, Science, and Engineering and is on the CHAH Co-Ed Golf Team through the PSAL's "Individual Access Program".

He has had a really good season so far. And he had a great round at Pelham Bay Golf Course this past Wednesday, May 6. Coach Dickhudt was particularly impressed with Jace's resolve in the face of some inclement weather. 

Golf is always challenging, but going up against the city's best high school golfers is definitely next level. After signing for his official score, Jace chuckled and said he'd do better off the tee next time. A true golfer's mentality! 

Great job, Jace! Keep up the good work!

Computer Science Students Program MIcrocontrollers

Students use a microcontroller called an Arduino to program different sensors: Turn the light on when the sun goes down, stop moving forward when you’re near a wall. The possibilities are endless when you can build a breadboard circuit and program it.