On March 19, South will hold the second ever GBS Connects career day, which will provide all students the opportunity to consider a multitude of professions in presentations given by professionals who...
South principal Dr. Brian Wegley accepted a position to become superintendent of District 30 beginning in the 2015-2016 school year, ending his 20 year employment at GBS. He is one amongst several other...
Students and teachers alike continue to have differing opinions on the advantages and disadvantages of the block schedule.
According to Dawn Hall, instructional supervisor of the Applied Technology...
Lauren Ingebrigtsen, 2014 graduate traveled to Kenya for a service trip with an organization called Matanya’s Hope July 7 to Aug. 28.
Ingebrigtsen had been a member of South club STAND for Peace for...
South poets, performers and artists put their talents on display for “Jamnesty,” an event combining entertainment and activism April 11.
South clubs Stand for Peace (Stand) and Amnesty International...
Five new courses have been approved by the Board of Education to be added to the South curriculum in the 2014-15 school year.
According to Cameron Muir, associate principal of curriculum and instruction,...
Calliope, South’s literary magazine, published its first “Middle Issue” on Jan. 24. This is the first time Calliope will publish three magazines, compared to the traditional two.
The “Middle...
The Glenbrook United (GBU) White volleyball team placed first in the state tournament Oct. 26-27 in Rockford, IL, making this year their third year in a row as first place winners.
GBU is a program...
A new state law passed Aug. 15 has banned tanning bed use for anyone under age 18 starting Jan. 1, 2014, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Daniel Biss, ninth district state senator, voted to pass the...
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