Month: January 2023

Tucker Terranova ’23 A high school student in the 21st century has more resources than ever before. Being able to look up the solution to any problem within a matter of milliseconds is a luxury that older generations did not have. But, while being able to quickly figure out small problems is a modern advantage,…

Dylan Long ’23 In today’s world, a life of religious vocation is an unconventional path. Chaminade High School, however, is always there to support students who asks: Are you called to be a Marianist? Tarmac sat down with Bro. Stephen Balletta S.M. ’74, the Vocation Director of the Province of Meribah, to discuss the Marianists,…

Jack Chitos ’23 In recent years, social media has made its way into everyday life. While it may seem that only celebrities or other famous people are putting out content, many “ordinary” people are also developing a popular social media presence. In particular, the TikTok app allows creators to post videos that range from 15…

Nathaniel Thomas ’25 A relatively recent addition to Chaminade High School’s curriculum is the introduction of AP, or Advanced Placement, courses. In 2018, Chaminade began offering seven AP classes; during the 2022-2023 school year, this number has risen to 15. AP is a national program that allows students to take college-level courses in high school.…

Dimitri Donas ’23 & Jesus Garcia ’23 You are never alone. Though it is among the most cliché statements regarding mental health, it is also a statement that the Chaminade High School community holds near and dear to its heart. This phrase has a multitude of connotations that we, as Chaminade men, must understand if…