Viewing The Eclipse at Chapin High

Deuce Nimmo, Reporter • April 8, 2024

Mia Walsh and Colton Cromer view the eclipse on April 8th

South Carolina was not in the path of the Solar Eclipse on April 8th. But according to the USA Today Eclipse Tracker the peak time of viewing in the Chapin area was at 3:09 pm, with the eclipse starting at 1:51 pm and ending at 4:24 pm.

Some students were able to view the eclipse using eclipse glasses. While Ms. Alderman, science teacher, used a colander to make eclipse shaped circles on the ground.

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Deuce Nimmo, Reporter Section Editor

My name is Jonathon (Deuce) Nimmo, I am a Senior at Chapin High School. I play football and serve as the Senior Vice President, and an FCA President for Chapin.

I enjoy watching football, hanging out with loved ones, playing the guitar, traveling, and reading the Bible.

When I graduate, I hope to attend the University of Clemson and get a degree in Communications/Meteorology and work as a weatherman for a news station.

I am an Section Editor and Reporter for CSPNEagles.com.

I cover CHS, Collegiate, and Professional sports and events around the school.

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