Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published April 8, 2024
Photo courtesy of Aiden Mason, '24.
Today---April 8---students gathered outside to catch a glimpse of the 2024 solar eclipse.The eclipse hit its peak at 2:07. This is...
On Tuesday, Feb. 27 there were reports of tornadoes across the Chicago area due to the severe thunderstorms. An unconfirmed number of 10 tornadoes were reported in both Illinois and northwestern Indiana....
Ava Lutsi, Staff Writer Published October 24, 2023
After longtime band director Randy Karon’s retirement in May, the jazz band is preparing for their concert on Oct. 24 with a new leader, Kevin Krivosik.
The class meets every day during school hours....
Hassan Javed, Staff Writer Published October 6, 2023
Choir director Brandon Pemberton will direct the Freshmen Spotlight Performance on Oct. 5 and Oct. 6. The fine arts talent show for freshmen takes place in the Black Box Theater and will involve 21 participants.
“The...
Barrington Giving Day takes place Dec. 9 at Station Middle School. Here, local families in need can collect items such as winter gear, clothes, food, toys, books and sports equipment.
Some district...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published May 10, 2023
Two students, Lex Farnaus ‘24 and Melanie Miller ‘26, are recipients of the prestigious Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX) Scholarship.
Through this scholarship 250 high school students across...
Vidya Madana, Editor-in-Chief Published April 25, 2023
AP Biology teachers Laura Turngren and Julie Baylor are raising and hatching chickens with the biology students. Turngren, along with the help of science teacher Vanessa Fennig, is hosting 36 eggs in her...
Vidya Madana, Editor-in-Chief Published April 10, 2023
RateMyClasses, a recent Business Incubator startup led by five students has had a wide-range of feedback from students and teachers.
Officially launched on February 13 of this year, RateMyClasses. However,...
Sabrina Roach, Editor-in-Chief Published March 23, 2023
From fourth to 12th grade, orchestra students have an opportunity to perform during the district-wide spring Solo and Ensemble festival. Like the name suggests, students perform a piece either alone (solo)...
Sabrina Roach, Editor-in-Chief Published March 20, 2023
The school is facing major upgrades in the next few years - so much so that they can be hard to keep straight. Here is a guide to the renovation and construction looking forward, which, in the words of...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published March 7, 2023
One of the many themes of March this year is “Music in our Schools Month.”
One aspect of this month is orchestra students spreading music throughout our school through live performances.
These...
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