It’s the year 2045. The population is around 9.47 billion, the world is on its 51st president, and the KHS class of 2025 has officially graduated 20 years ago. As 2025 seniors savor their final high school moments, the hallways...

 A college bed party is a way for KHS seniors to celebrate their college decisions in a fun and personalized manner. This “event” started as a simple way to celebrate college and has now become a celebration where students...

While many teens struggle to balance schoolwork with after-school activities, Victoria Szarlej has found a way to thrive in both. As a dedicated student, Victoria maintains impressive grades, all while committing countless hours...

The weather is warming up, the sky is getting bluer, and the Kinnelon girls lacrosse team is back in season! This 2025 season is about more than just goals, wins, and losses; it is a mix of everything, including growth, teamwork,...

From the starting blocks to the finish line, freshman Surah Hinton is leaving behind a trail of dust for her opponents. With explosive speed and a natural love for sprinting, she is quickly becoming the name to look out for on...

In a historic blend of pop culture and innovation, Grammy-nominated recording artist Katy Perry became the first major music artist to travel to space on April 14. Entrepreneur Jeff Bezos’ private space company, Blue Origin,...

Get ready to flip those tassels and turn the page—literally! The Colt Chronicle's 2025 Graduation Issue is bursting with senior send-offs, future dreams, college bed party trends, and TikTok’s musical influence. From standout...

As cold, gray mornings give way to sunny afternoons, KHS seniors get one step closer to the end of high school and the beginning of their college journeys. From degrees in STEM and liberal arts to pre-professional programs like...

High school can be overwhelming—tests, sports, performances, and social pressures often collide, leaving students stressed and drained. However, a new space tucked inside the Media Center is quietly helping students find calm...

Thousands of United States citizens and animals are falling seriously ill, all from water that looks like pea soup. The water’s green hue is the effect of harmful algal blooms, which are becoming more common in large bodies...