The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Learning Community, South’s new science and applied technology educational track, has developed a buddy program that pairs a freshman with...
Refugee camps, forced migrations and displaced persons have transformed the international conversation, creating a heated discussion on the next step towards ending the Syrian refugee crisis. According...
South’s Math Department is looking to make curricular changes following the shift to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) program, according to math teacher Elizabeth Bushek.
Illinois accepted CCSS...
The Northfield Township Technology Consortium (NTTC) will be implementing a technological upgrade to GBS and other schools in December 2015 or March 2016.
According to the official website of the NTTC,...
The Oracle stopped random South students in the hallway to ask about their current events knowledge. After each was asked the same series of questions, here's what they said.
Alison Krolopp (Sophomore)
Do...
Senior George Maroutsos traveled to Athens, Greece, as a participant of the Parliament of Youth from Sept. 3-Sept. 12.
“I was chosen to be a representative from the United States to speak [to] the Greek...
GBS students are adapting to the increased usage of technology throughout the school, between academics, activities and athletics. According to South Principal Lauren Fagel, reliance on technology has...
Armed with the desire to incorporate service learning into the school setting, Dr. Jim Shellard, along with students from last year, decided it was time to implement a service theme for the student body....
Illinois high school students will be required to take a semester of a class that includes a focus on civics in order to graduate, according to a bill signed by Governor Bruce Rauner on Aug. 21; the official...
South Principal Lauren Fagel is enjoying her new position and the experiences she has had since the start of the school year.
According to Fagel, students have been extremely welcoming thus far as she...
Lauren Benson & Kate Springer, staff reporters October 2, 2015
South is experiencing one of the largest influxes of new teachers it has seen in years, balancing out the retiring Titans in almost every department.
This year, the Science Department has accepted Lucas...
If you were alive on this day in 1956, you would have witnessed headlines that read, “First Atomic Power Clock Exhibited in New York City.” The idea of utilizing magnetic resonance, which is the absorption...
