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Veteran Robert Patterson and other veterans stand as they are recognized for their service.

Metea honors own and other veterans

Veterans Day, celebrated on Nov. 11, is a national holiday to remember those who have served in the United States armed forces whether it be in war time or during a time of peace. Metea hosts an assembly...

Matthew Bigham and Rohan Basu, who play Macbeth and Macduff, respectfully, fight to the death towards the end of the play, determining the fate of Scotland.

Students celebrate “Macbeth” after years without Shakespeare

Sharon Mayorca, News Reporter
November 7, 2025

On Nov. 6, 7, and 8 at 7 pm in the auditorium, Metea will be performing their annual fall play, which this year is Macbeth. The play is directed by English teacher Matthew Wolski and involves a hardworking...

With SNAP struggling with financial cuts during the ongoing government shutdown, the states are trying to find ways to fund the program.

Government shutdown results in SNAP cuts nationwide

Francesca Tolentino, Graphics Designer
November 7, 2025

SNAP benefits were cut nationwide on Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown. The USDA, which manages these benefits, issued a notice stating that federal food aid will not be provided for the upcoming month...

Arrival and drop off times for some bus stops have changed.

Bus time changes cause more issues for students

Ryder Preston Brown, Website Editor-In-Chief
October 31, 2025

An email was sent to Metea Valley students on Oct. 17. Students were notified by Amy Coryell regarding changes to bus times for certain routes, effective Oct.  22.  Students widely use the school...

Government students promote their campaigns with posters and try to win votes for the big election.

Government classes hold their annual mock election

Emma Nicholls, News Editor
October 30, 2025

Taking place on Oct 29, the regular government classes held their annual elections. Students make posters, campaigns, and speeches to run for a certain legislative position, with the major position being...

Protester holds up sign during the No Kings movement.

Thousands gather in Downtown Naperville for No Kings protest

Elliott Thacker, Managing Editor
October 24, 2025

Thousands of people gathered in Downtown Naperville in support of the national No Kings protest on Saturday, Oct. 18.  This protest was a part of a bigger No Kings movement across the country,...

The U.S. Capitol is seen as a looming partial government shutdown is a week away if Congress fails to fund the government, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., September 24, 2025. REUTERS/Nathan Howard

Government shutdown leads to uncertainty across the nation

Pahi Tiwari and Saavi Krishnan
October 8, 2025

A planned government shutdown took place on Oct. 1, after Congress failed to come up with an economic plan to support the different branches of government in the United States. Government shutdowns take...

Flags around Metea Valley are still found at half mast.

Aurora mayor raises flags from half-mast

Emma Nicholls, News Editor
September 23, 2025

On the evening of Sept. 11, Aurora Mayor John Laesch sent the order to the fire and police departments to raise the flags following the annual lowering to half mast in honor of the 9/11 terrorist attacks....

Families and loved ones reunite outside the police barricades after a shooting at Annunciation Church, which is also home to a an elementary school, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. August 27, 2025.  REUTERS/Ben Brewer

Gun violence issues rise throughout the nation

Pahi Tiwari, Lead Investigative Reporter
September 22, 2025

A poster on a streetlight at Barrette Charles Park that warns Chicagoans about the national guard’s potential arrival.

Chicago prepares for potential deployment of National Guard

Saavi Krishnan and Pahi Tiwari
September 2, 2025

President Trump announced the potential deployment of the National Guard to Chicago in early August. Trump plans to send troops to Chicago with the same intention he had when sending troops to Washington,...

Teachers are no longer allowed to write passes for students to go to different classes during M30.

Student Tardiness prompts changes by administration

In response to an increase in tardiness and truancy among Metea students, the administration is adding new policies for the upcoming school year to lower the rates of absent or late students overall. This...

An outbreak of Measles has reached Illinois.

Reported measles outbreak prompts schools to take action

Amenah Allami and Pahi Tiwari
May 28, 2025

Measles, a viral infection, has been reported nationwide, with spiking case numbers in various regions, including Illinois. The Indian Prairie School District has been prepared with plans to take preventative...

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