Wildcat Chronicle

The problem with school food (and the “Quest” for better quality)

By Joey Engstrom, Guest Contributor • May 25, 2022

Guest writer Joey Engstrom takes issue with the food offerings in the cafeteria.

Mixed views for Student Support Initiative (Den Time)

By Karidja Monjolo, Reporter • May 25, 2022

Karidja Monjolo greets the arrival of Den Time in the 2022-23 school year with hesitation, providing initial reactions to the program.

English 4 should be an option for seniors at WEGO

By Daniel Kuriakose, Reporter • May 25, 2022

Reporter Daniel Kuriakose makes a case for adding a yearlong course (or two) to the senior English lineup.

Gender inequality in sports even in this day and age?

By Sydney Radke and Chuck Baumgartner • April 12, 2022

Is gender inequality still within college sports? Reporter Sydney Radke breaks down her viewpoint on the problem.

The “in” colors this prom season

By Karina Lemus, Reporter • April 8, 2022

A look at the top colors for prom dresses in 2022.

Non-Black people should not say the N-word

By Karidja Monjolo, Reporter • April 8, 2022

Stop using the N-word in West Chicago Community High School's hallways: it is not okay.

Mental health days need to be normalized

By Sydney Radke, Reporter • March 24, 2022

Sydney Radke stresses the importance of mental health and taking care of oneself in modern day society.

POC’s mental health is not funny, nor entertaining

By Karidja Monjolo, Reporter • March 22, 2022

Karidja Monjolo examines the way in which mental health is regarded by People of Color.

Things to do this spring break on a budget

By Karina Lemus, Reporter • March 11, 2022

Karina provides great ideas about what to do over spring break while still maintaining a budget.

What to do over winter break

By Jose Sanchez, Reporter • December 21, 2021

If you are unsure what to do over the upcoming holiday break, then you are in luck, as you can find some ideas here. Keep reading. Not everyone enjoys or is able to celebrate Christmas, but there are...

Use NF’s music as a coping mechanism

By Kaylee Ahuatzi, Reporter • December 19, 2021

Today, many people use music as a coping mechanism, especially when they can relate to the lyrics. NF sings and writes as a way to cope and vent about his issues without using swear words or crime....

Consumer Education should be two-semester course

By Ryan Pencek, Reporter • December 15, 2021

The Consumer Education class at West Chicago Community High School is too short, and needs to be extended from one one to two semesters. Consumer Education is designed to help students to become economically...