With increased regulations on hallway policy, many teachers now see themselves monitoring the hallways throughout the day.
During the eight-period school day, teachers teach during five periods, as...
Rainey Roy, Staff Writer Published November 2, 2023
The experimental play is student-directed by senior Lily Hurlock; she has selected an act from “Little Women” to perform. The fall experimental play takes place on Nov. 2, 3 and 4 at 7pm in the black...
If you have never done it, I recommend gathering the courage to ask someone about something they are wearing. Whether it would be a necklace, a graphic-T or shoes dolled up with writing. Stories or anecdotes...
Hannah Kim, Opinions Editor Published March 3, 2023
In this Q & A, veteran and former teacher at Rockford, Allen Noland offers advice and a look into his life!
Q. Have you always wanted to be a teacher?
Teaching was actually my second career....
Whitney Mall, Staff Writer Published December 6, 2022
New social studies teacher Mrs. Wickstrom dreamt of being a teacher since the second grade, now those dreams have come true.
Q: When did you decide to be a teacher?
I decided to be a teacher when...
Vidya Madana, Editor-in-Chief Published November 18, 2022
After picking up a bat for the first time at 6-years-old, senior Ainsley Muno’s life quickly revolved around the thrill of catching a softball and running the field. Muno plays first base on both her...
Tim Holman is a new special education teacher here. He kick-boxes, loves his job, and has so many unique experiences.
Q: What’s your favorite thing about Barrington High School and the community...
As a LGBTQ+ youth, being comfortable with your identity is already difficult enough. When knowing that you may face discrimination for your identity, another unimaginable weight is added. The fear of discrimination,...
Claire Rowley, Staff Writer Published April 20, 2022
Cursive is a dying art. Technology is one of the main reasons why it is falling apart. With the technological dominance school systems have made, most students prefer typing rather than writing. With that...
Nerves pulsed through Freshman Abby Brudvik during her first performance, opening for a 90s cover band in the Metro lot. She only performed one song, and her fears were realized when she messed up. She...
The Board of Education recognized 11 teachers in the district that completed their recertification for the National Board Certification: Lauren Schoepp, Robert Seidel and Kurt Weisenburger.National Board...
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