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...
A new PE format “Bfit” was introduced earlier this year. The goal of this format is to get students interested and proactive about their health
“It’s more of like a health club format…students...
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...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published March 6, 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...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published February 27, 2023
In the month of March, the Word Language department will be hosting “We Belong To The World Month.” March will be dedicated to highlighting all cultures in the community—through food, music, art...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published January 30, 2023
On Friday Jan. 27, Superintendent Dr. Robert Hunt announced his plans to resign from district 220. He plans to resign on June 30, 2023, which will make it 2 years since he started working with the district.
Hunt...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published October 31, 2022
It’s time for the Halloween festivities and fall fun to start! Unfortunately, around this time things can also become more dangerous. Resource officer, Eve Gaitan, shared information on how to stay safe...
Many teens save up money to buy new shoes. Senior Shane Beniek has saved enough money to lease a storefront selling shoes.
Pair after pair, they realized reselling shoes could turn into a serious business....
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published April 1, 2022
Walking through the school hallways is a shared experience, it’s something we have all done. I remember when walking through hallways and changing classes every period seemed fun and exciting in elementary...
Anika Wadhwa, Editor-in-Chief Published November 9, 2021
The South Asian Student Association (SASA) Club is open to South Asian students and anyone interested in learning about South Asian culture. SASA hopes to be an inclusive space where everyone feels...
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