To help with stress in times of online learning, the counseling department has opened a calm room.  “(It is) a place where students can access to get help with their emotional and mental health during...

Voting season has begun and people are sending in their votes. “The first step is that a person has to be registered to vote, and has to meet the registration requirements. In the state of Illinois,...

To give students a way to practice for a job, the special education transition team created a student-run business.  “The business will provide job experience and training for our transition students...

The annual Dare to Scare writing competition has moved to an online format due to COVID-19.  “This year due to the pandemic we will be offering a virtual way for our third graders to listen to the...

DuPage County cases: 18,253  Updated new cases as of Oct. 12: 19,269 (+1,016) Deaths of Oct. 5: 567 Update new deaths as of Oct. 12: 583 (+16)   Kane County cases: 13,634  Update...

The senior class will be able to take the SAT that was canceled last spring due to COVID-19 on Wednesday.  “(Last year) the junior students did not have the opportunity to take the SAT in the spring...

With COVID-19 affecting clubs and CDC guidelines in place, drama teacher Mark Begovich continues to share his love for art with drama shows. “The one thing is that probably the industry that had the...

After saying goodbye to friends and teachers for what was believed for two weeks, the 2020-2021 school year began online.  “This school year is going to be different than any other school year we’ve...

As a way to get students and staff together, Snowball took place Jan. 17-19 full of games and food.  Snowball started over 20 years ago by now-retired special education teacher Cat Thielberg. “I’ve...

Using viral tweets and humor to engage with the audience, senior vice president of education of the News Literacy Project Peter Adams helped teens be aware of fake news on the internet on Jan. 24. “I...

As a way to give back to families in need, staff members will have the opportunity to donate gifts for three families through Winfield Township.  “Families that live in West Chicago and Winfield...