Now more than ever young athletes are beginning to quit their sport before they can even make it to the high school level. Though it’s common for some kids to be done with...

Two of South’s seniors baked hundreds of goods to raise money for local charities from Feb. 19 to 21. Kyla Farrell and Ella DePasquale co-created the fundraiser Baking to...

For the first time since 2014, the Speech team won the IHSA State Series. The Speech team has placed high in the State Series for the last few years but was finally able to...

What’s to blame for the growing polarization within our country? Is ever improving technology the corporate or is it our doing? The new norm for avoiding difficult discussions...

This past year has been entirely different than years past in regards to school and students. Around the world, education has changed due to COVID-19, including Illinois public...

Dave Berry, a college admissions expert, explains “at the national level, researchers have found evidence that standardized test scores such as the SAT and ACT are worse...

After months of e-learning, protests, and meetings, District 200 introduced a plan to get students back to in-person learning: the hybrid plan. After the announcement of the...

As the pandemic continues to exist in the lives of everyone around the world, many things such as schools, jobs, and businesses are forced to adjust.  Schools have been doing...

Education majors are not taught how to adapt to a global pandemic during their years in college. They choose their major in order to interact with kids and teach to a class,...