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Students must plan around school in their preparations for Prom

Prom attendance policy allows students to leave early

Avani Shah, Headlines Editor
April 12, 2019

eans clarified the attendance policy that applies to students attending Prom. The policy posted on the Metea webpage states that students must attend four academic classes before they can leave school. “Every...

What the 9 Day Policy Means for Students and the School

What the 9 Day Policy Means for Students and the School

Tanvi Pant
April 11, 2019

Many students have complained about having the ability to only take nine days off school in a year. Reasons behind these complaints are many of the students feel these days are often taken up by medical...

Students and staff perform at the annual Variety Show

Hunter Kulak
April 10, 2019

The annual Variety Show took place on Friday, April 5. The event had various performers willing to act onstage for an audience mixed with students and parents alike. The most notable of which were faculty...

Improv sponsor Rebecca Walker presents her stand-up routine at Still Not Friday at the Two Brothers Round house on Sunday, April 7.

Mustang Improv performs at Still Not Friday

Kennedy Homan
April 9, 2019

n Sunday, Mustang Improv performed stand up at Still Not Friday at the Two Brothers Roundhouse. Since January, the crew has worked hard rehearsing stand up comedy routines after being presented with the...

The Fox Valley Mall is the primary target of the Route 59 corridor redevelopment.

District 204 clashes with the City of Aurora over Route 59

Marco Rivero
April 3, 2019

The City of Aurora and the Indian Prairie School District have clashed over the proposed plan to revitalize the Route 59 corridor. While the city of Aurora has moved ahead with sections of this plan, the...

World Language Week presents captivating cultural performance

World Language Week presents captivating cultural performance

Alexandra Guckel
March 22, 2019

s a part of World Language Week, Metea students put together a set of cultural performances to celebrate the beauties of cultures around the world. The Love Without Borders performance took place during...

Last week, over 50 parents were alleged of bribing college staff  in order to get their student into a prestigious school.

The college admissions scandal denies students who put effort into their academics

Ben Weiss, Perspectives Editor
March 21, 2019

One of the most stressful aspects of upperclassmen high school life is college admissions. The dream of getting into a good college forces some students to do as much as they can in order to meet their...

Crossing guard unreliability prompts changes from deans

Crossing guard unreliability prompts changes from deans

James Turnbull
March 20, 2019

Multiple days this winter and in the past due to staff absence or other bad weather, no crossing guard was present at the four-way intersection that allows students to cross and enter the building from...

Boys’ bathrooms closed to curb misuse

Boys’ bathrooms closed to curb misuse

Avani Shah, Headlines Editor
March 13, 2019

Boys’ bathrooms across the school have been alternatingly closed over the past few weeks in response to various issues and altercations. “We’ve had an increase in some vandalism, physical aggression...

Teacher presents one of his presentations to a group of Dupage County faculty members.

Teachers celebrate Institute Day with Dupage County

ur school hosted the Dupage County Social Studies Conference for its second time last week on March 1, 2019. This was in association with Institute Day, where teachers meet up to discuss personal and professional...

 

Vlog: Inside Mustang 30

Bella Myers, Spotlight Reporter
March 6, 2019

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