Treasuring your 2025 edition of the Compass Rose yearbook? Meet one of the masterminds behind the publication, 9th grader Changxing Yang! Digital Media and Design teacher Mr. Brian Walker says Changxing "approaches every project with a natural ease that makes complex work look effortless. His eye for design — especially in areas like color harmony, proportion and visual balance — is far beyond his years. Whether he’s working on layouts or illustrations, Changxing consistently produces polished and striking pieces. Two standout examples of his creativity are the professional-looking title page he designed for this year’s award-winning Compass Rose yearbook and his impressive polygon portrait of actress Joey King, created in Adobe Illustrator." We are thrilled to have Changxing and his beautiful artwork with us for another three years! #whyCHC #virginiabeach #STEAM #STEAMeducation (fb)

The Cape Henry Legacy runs deeps for the Mulkey family. Keegan Mulkey '25, a recent graduate and son of Eric Mulkey '94, shares his reflections on his time at the School. “To me, it was a great experience to be a legacy at Cape Henry and go to my dad's alma mater, and also the school where my mom teaches. My family bleeds Cape Henry. It has become a home away from home. Being a legacy allowed me to make connections with people who knew my dad, as well and it gave me a foundation to build relationships that will last a lifetime.” #whyCHC #capehenryalum #capehenryalumni (fb)