Student, family members, and others in attendance were able to experience a wide variety of student performances ranging from traditional Indian dance to solo drum performances at the I Am Initiative annual...
Metea students had the honor of meeting a representative from Naperville’s sister city of Nitra, Slovakia on Thursday, Feb.22. The students met with Ivan Kosolvo
in the large forum room, where he...
Ben Weiss, Perspectives Reporter February 21, 2018
“I see Guide Right as a way to help people know what they need to do in order to reach their goals in the future, extra help for college and more knowledge of what you wanna do because not a lot of people...
he Muslim Student Association, a club dedicated to teaching about the religion of Islam and the stigma around it, celebrated the holiday World Hijab Day, which encourages women of all backgrounds to wear...
Parents and teachers from across the district attended the monthly Engage204 session at Still Middle School on Monday night. This month, participants discussed #FutureReady204 and what that means for schools...
The National Art Honors Society is painting a mural for local community service organization Loaves and Fishes. “One of our members volunteers at Loaves and Fishes, and in working there she was approached...
There was a large number of accidents on roads due to rain freezing on the roads in the general Chicago area, including Naperville and Aurora this past Wednesday. Faculty confirmed that a teacher was...
Joshua Talbot-Bowe (also known as Josh T Magic) hosted Show and Sell 002, his second open mic night for young creative artists and entrepreneurs, last night. Teenagers from as close as Naperville to as...
The 2018-2019 school year is right around the corner, and with a new school year comes course selection. A variety of new courses are being introduced this year.
Among these changes are more blended...
As a passionate Chicago Blackhawks fan, one word comes to mind without much thought to describe the team’s 2017-18 season: mediocre.
A 22-17-6 record may seem respectable with 37 games remaining....
On Monday, January 15, over 200 students from a variety of clubs and sports gathered to spend their morning off serving the community. The annual Martin Luther King Day of Service kicked off with breakfast...
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