Carl Wilkens, the only American in Rwanda in 1994 at the time of the genocide, came to South Nov. 15 to speak in front of students about his experience.
Beginning with historical background, Wilkens...
South has finalized the block schedule to be implemented in the 2014-15 school year, according to South Principal Dr. Brian Wegley.
Wegley said that the three features that needed to be decided were...
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...
House Bill no. 0001, which legalizes medical marijuana use in Illinois, went into effect Jan. 1.
Illinois was the twentieth state to legalized medical marijuana, and it is implementing strict regulations...
South is piloting a new software program, Infosnap, to work with Powerschool and better incorporate student information, according to Wegley.
According to Riggle, Infosnap could have multiple uses...
Senior Atticus Hebson’s music composition, “Cradle Song,” won first place in its category at the Illinois Music Educators Association (ILMEA) Composition Contest and was performed in a showcase Jan....
The District 225 Board of Education has recently subscribed to Clear, an online service that compiles and organizes publicly available
documentation about individuals.
According to Dr. Michael Riggle,...
Total enrollment in Glenview District 34 schools reached a historic high of 4,923 students for the 2013-2014 school year, according to a December 2013 report on current and projected enrollment for the...
South’s Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) hosted its first ever Around the World Dance on Jan. 31. Many South clubs joined with GSA to contribute music, food and activities from different cultures to the dance.
Senior...
Illinois teenagers who will be 18 by the November general election are now able to vote in the March 18 primary election, according to House Bill no. 226.
Previously, voters had to be 18 years old to...
The South and North men’s and women’s basketball teams combined efforts to raise money for military families in the second annual Free Throws for Heroes fundraiser on Jan. 19.
Sydney DeHorn, South...
South’s Muslim Student Association held their annual panels during freshman History of Worlds Civilizations classes on Oct. 24.
The panels took place when the freshmen were studying the Islamic culture....
