Amidst confirmed cases of COVID-19 among students and staff in the buildings–and recent decisions by other local school districts to return to fully remote learning as a result of increased COVID positivity rates–District 211...
Conant is offering academic support every day after school as a way for struggling students to get extra help from a range of tutors and teachers, both within the building or online. For...
When coaches and athletes look back at the seasons they’ve participated in, 2020 may be missing some fun team bus rides, snacks, after-game dinners, and hugs of celebration. But when they look back...
As students and staff walk into Conant’s building, they will notice a positive change to the building’s vicinity. In the recent week, PALS (Peer-Assisted Learning & Service) club decorated the sidewalks outside the...
In recent weeks, people across the nation grieved the loss of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She was also known as a champion for race and gender equality and cultural icon. In tribute,...
It’s safe to say adjusting to remote learning has been a difficult task for everyone in the Conant community. Although remote learning is nothing like being in-person for class, it’s also far from what...
Earlier this year, Conant seniors were asked to register for the in-school SAT in either October or April. As the first set of testing approaches, Conant principal Julie Nowak shares some things that all...
“Sherlock Holmes” is a staple among literature. Written by the famous Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1892, it became very famous throughout the years and brought a new name for detective-storytelling novels. So, it...
Disney’s new revolution of live-action remakes has been popular among nostalgic fans. From “Aladdin” to “Cinderella” and even “The Lion King,” Disney has been turning childhood favorites into new, real-life renditions. Ever since a...
Tragedy sparks human adaptation. We are genetically wired to learn from our past mistakes, in order to increase our odds of survival. This is natural selection in action: those who adapt pave the...
Since the pandemic swept the globe, people continue to ask themselves: when will a vaccine or cure be developed? This question sparked drug companies like Johnson and Johnson, and BioNTech SE, among others, to...
Fall often gets overlooked in excitement for the holiday season, but autumn brings tons of changes to look forward to, including sweet and savory flavors that pair well with a cool fall day. Here’s...
Images provided by Haley Kharvari, Isabella Melo, and Saher Ahluwalia Over the summer, Haley Kharvari,’23, Isabella Melo,’23, Saher Ahluwalia,’22, and a handful of other Conant, Schaumburg, and Hoffman Estates High School students organized a...
The start of a new school year usually means an abundance of late-night studying, homework, and extracurriculars. Unsurprisingly, free time to curl up and unwind with a book is scarce. Plus, no one wants...
Boredom has to be one of the toughest obstacles students have been facing since quarantine, but for student anime watchers, you are in luck. The new anime, “Great Pretender,” is exciting and worthwhile. All...
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