South hosted Screen for Teens, Max Schewitz Foundation’s free cardiac screening for students, on Oct. 23.
According to an email sent to parents by Principal Dr. Brian Wegley, students who chose to participate...
South club Erika’s Lighthouse continued its mission to “bust the stigma” of depression with the Rock and Rally Walkathon on Sept. 29 from 1 to 3 p.m.
According to Club Sponsor Lisa Richardson,...
The Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter at South has continued to have success this school year.
According to BPA sponsor Rosanna McManamon, BPA members participate in competitions against...
Deaf storyteller Peter Cook visited South to give a presentation to second level American Sign Language (ASL) students Feb. 15.
According to ASL teacher Rosemarie Carsello, Cook is an internationally...
The District 225 Board of Education has decided to replace its current student information system, SchoolLogic, with PowerSchool.
Dr. Michael Riggle, District 225 superintendent, said he believes that...
Glenbrook South students Rohan Shah and Anya Agrawal, under the supervision of GBS science teacher Jim Glynn, recently sat for the American Chemical Society Exam, where Shah won 3rd place, and Agrawal...
District 225 continues to have a “bring your own device” philosophy in regards to electronic textbooks in contrast to the positions other schools have taken.
Many schools in the North Shore, such...
Seniors Michael Galperin and Thomas Brown have been chosen as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, taking place in Washington D.C. this summer.
The U.S Presidential Scholars Program...
DanceFest, an annual fundraiser hosted by the Titan Poms that took place Jan. 28, reflected how the program has transformed over the years.
Titan Poms prepared and taught dance routines to elementary...
