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Class of 2025 seniors visited Johnson, Morgan Maxwell, Oyama, Pistor, Tolson and Valencia, greeted by excited students as they walked the hallways of their former elementary and middle school for the last time before graduation.

Cholla High School's JROTC held a ceremony celebrating the achievements of our cadets. The event honored student accomplishments from the past year, with special recognition for seniors whose dedication and growth over their years in the program were on full display.

It was a sea of blue as Cholla High School hosted a 5^th Year Sports Medicine Celebration honoring CTE students for their participation in this remarkable program. Students were recognized for having a strong GPA and demonstrating professionalism. CTE Director Chuck McCollum noted that the Cholla program is growing in leaps and bounds, with eleven sections to be offered in Fall 2025. Principal Miranda gave out awards to students who showed growth and commitment. Dr. Maritza Diaz-Collazo, the program instructor, spoke of humility and developing a strong work ethic. Physicians Care Assistants who graduated from the program and work at local hospitals were on hand to mingle with the students over lunch.

Cholla and Sabino went deep with huge home runs, but Sabino came out on top with the win! Great job to both teams on a game well played.

It was a great evening for a baseball and softball game, as the Cholla Chargers and Pueblo Warriors went head-to-head in a longstanding rivalry. The four teams played on adjacent fields with community members donning 'Family' jerseys cheering them on. Cholla Chargers baseball pulled out the win, beating Pueblo 12-1, while the Warriors softball team celebrated a 25-2 win.

On January 14, the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma (EAST) launched its annual Scientific Assembly with a community outreach event at Cholla High School. Dozens of trauma surgeons, as well as fire responders, engaged with students and provided hands-on activities and impaired simulations while using drunk goggles. Students were also able to have career discussions with trauma professionals, Stop the Bleed trauma prevention training, and listened to personal testimonials from trauma survivors.

The turnout for Cholla's Family AVID Night was extraordinary! Cholla families came out for games, food and information about colleges. Did you know Cholla was recently recognized by AVID as a "Schoolwide Site of Distinction" for Excellence in Instruction and College & Career Readiness? 

On September 11, Palo Verde girls volleyball notched their second win of the season at home with a win 3-0 sweep over Cholla. Although the Chargers are still in search of their first win this season, they played some competitive sets.

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The Cholla High School Class of 2024 made memories as they hopped on the school bus in their cap and gowns and marched through the halls of local elementary schools, inspiring the younger students. The high schoolers, filled with pride, high fived students who held up signs they made for their special visitors. The younger students chanted "Cholla, Cholla, Cholla!" as they enjoyed the parades, creating an unforgettable experience for everyone involved. This memorable display aimed to encourage and motivate the younger students to strive for success and dream big.

A great night for two great games! In a well-attended match-up, the Chargers took on the Warriors for both Girls Varsity Softball and Boys Varsity Baseball on March 4. The results for the Chargers mirrored each other, with the softball win for Pueblo and the baseball win for Cholla.

On Sept 26, 2023 – Organizations offered info at their tables and AVID students presented the work they do in class.