Glenbrook District 225 was the only school district in Illinois to be named as the Illinois 2026 Green Ribbon Schools honoree by the Illinois Green Alliance (IGA). Receiving a Green Ribbon means getting...
Starting this year, South has implemented GoGuardian software, a Chromebook instructional program that allows teachers to manage classrooms and monitor student Chromebooks during school hours, according...
Starting in the 2027-2028 school year, cell phones will be banned in high schools “bell-to-bell,” from the first arrival bell to the final dismissal bell, in the state of Illinois.
However, high schools...
Over the summer, construction was completed on renovations of the restrooms in the New Pit and Old Pit, including a complete renovation of the all-gender, single-use bathrooms in both pits.
In the New...
The Village of Glenview purchased the Signode building on Pfingsten Road, vacant since 2022, to potentially add new green space and a recreational center to benefit the public.
After almost 70 years as...
Joe Mulloy, Special Education Job Coach, was awarded the Student Activity Sponsor Award by the Illinois Directors of Student Activities (IDSA) due to his kindness, inclusivity, and consistent acts of giving,...
Thirteen seniors are competing for National Merit Scholarships, a prestigious annual academic competition that awards scholarships to high-achieving students, Principal Dr. Barbara Georges reported in...
Google’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Assistant, Gemini AI, has been disabled in Google Workspaces on school accounts run by District 225. However, Gemini remains on as a stand alone website for students...
At the end of this school year, nine teachers, English Teacher Hillel Crandus, Sharon Sheehan, Math Teacher and Instructional Coach, Math Teacher Teresa Youngberg, Keith MacDonald, P.E. Teacher, Varsity...
Senior Meredith Bill, The Oracle Managing Editor, was named the State Champion in Editorial Writing when The Oracle and Etruscan competed at the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) State Journalism...
Meaghan Fastert, Physical Education (P.E.) Teacher, was about to reward her students with cookies for doing a great job on the mile run, but was interrupted by a swarm of students and teachers led by Principal...
Wagner Farm’s decision to auction off their long-time draft horses led to controversy after the low selling price of $3,000 raised concerns about where the beloved horses would go, due to similar priced...
