Millenium Park’s Christmas tree will come from a Glenview home, The Chicago Sun Times reported. The spruce will be lit at the ceremony on Nov. 21 in Millenium Park, The Chicago Sun Times reported.

South’s Model United Nations (MUN) team will be attending their first travel conference of this year at the University of Virginia (UVA) in Charlottesville, VA, today, Nov. 14 until Nov. 16, senior Aleeza...

Members of Business Professionals of America (BPA) attended the state Fall Leadership Conference (FLC) in Oak Brook, IL, last month to network with professionals and get club members excited for the year...

The upcoming winter could be the coldest and snowiest in a decade due to a weather phenomenon called “The Blob,” CBS News Chicago reported. The phenomenon happens when ocean temperatures become warmer...

Across the country, Democrats yielded many wins on election night on November 4. Former assemblyman and Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor of New York City, Democratic Representative...

AP Precalculus will be offered as an optional test for all students currently enrolled in all levels of Precalculus, Phillip Gartner, Instructional Supervisor of Mathematics, said. While AP Precalculus...

      South’s Japanese program received a $3,000 grant from the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Chicago (JCCC) to support cultural and exchange initiatives for this 2025-2026 school year,...

South is a ‘grade A’ school– with a 96 percent graduation rate and academic progress significantly higher than Illinois state averages, according to the 2025 Illinois Report Card. But there is one...

Students can stop by the Glenbrook School Health Center (GSHC) for free therapy, stress-relief sessions, and medical care, helping them stay healthy physically and mentally. The GSHC was created to make...

District 225 has streamlined the student club proposal process as a way to maintain consistency between South and North, Dr. Mark Maranto, Assistant Principal of Student Activities, said. The proposal...

High school seniors have the worst reading skills in three decades and the worst math performance since 2005, according to new federal testing data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress...