2015 Women’s Softball Season Clemente Varsity Women’s Softball completed the season 3-10. The Women’s softball team began the season against Blue North’s strongest opponent, North Grand. Following a difficult Game 1 loss, the Wildcats began to work together as a more cohesive unit to find success on the field. The two Senior Captains – Kayla...
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Seniors Explore Conspiracy Theories and Their Impact on American Society
Seniors Explore Conspiracy Theories and Their Impact on American Society Whether it is the magic bullet that killed President Kennedy or the Illuminati controlling the word, everyone has heard many conspiracy theories and maybe even believe some of them. But does a conspiracy theory about the moon landing being filmed on a soundstage by a...
Student-Led Discipline Conference
Student-Led Discipline Conference Durojaiye Rosa, Jamual Perdue, and Jarvell Miller presented at Malcolm X College on Saturday May 2nd, 2015 to speak on Restorative Justice practices in front of CPS teachers, parents, students and district personnel. Reflection by Durojaiye Rosa: We spoke about our personal history with being disciplined by CPS policies and the ways...
Archery Qualifies for World Tournament
Archery Qualifies for World Tournament Written by Victor Fuentes “As a team, we shot a 3280.” These are the words of SFC Lewis, our head coach, the morning after we shot at the National Archery Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky on May 7-8. This year’s tournament was a success and a great season ending for the...
Fine Arts Accomplishments
Fine Arts Accomplishments This year at Roberto Clemente Community Academy, there have been many achievements in the fine arts department. The Art 2 and AP 2D Studio student artists have showcased work at the All City Arts Exhibition, entered art in the Congressional Art Competition, and also exhibited works for the Puerto Rican Arts Alliance...
RCCA Students Prepare for AP Exams
RCCA Students Prepare for AP Exams This year the Advanced Placement (AP) sophomores, juniors, and seniors have been preparing for their month of exams. Depending on their test scores, they have the possibility of earning college credit in a variety of classes. AP offers students the opportunity to see the difference between high school and...
Good First Year, Better Second Year and Beyond
Good First Year, Better Second Year and Beyond Written by: Lolito Lindsey, freshman [zoomsounds id=”Lolito”] This is my first year at Clemente High School and so far, it’s a blast! There have been new people to meet with new opportunities to seize; new teachers to be taught by and supporting counselors who are there to...
University Spotlight: University of Boston-Massachusetts
University of Boston-Massachusetts (UMass) is a public university with the main campus located only minutes away from downtown Boston, and is located next to the John F. Kennedy Library and Presidential Museum. UMass Boston is “nationally recognized as a model of excellence for urban public universities,” according to their main website. In terms of size,...
Clemente Students Study Inequalities of Energy within a Community
This week in Chemistry students began a new unit focusing on inequalities of energy within a community. Students started off the week by discussing how inequalities exist within their own Chicago communities and focused on their access to healthy food. Many students noted that they do not think that they have as much access to...
Culinary Competitions Pay Off
This week was a busy and successful one for some of our culinary seniors at Clemente. The three students pictured with their chef instructor (Erica Hernandez, Chef Leszczewicz, Hannia Vidals, and Shantel Lane) completed the final phase of one of their scholarship competitions. For the final phase, the students were given ingredients and two hours...