Crier features new math teacher Zenon Kolakowski
The Crier is conducting video interviews to get to know the new teachers at Conant. Meet Zenon Kolakowski, a math teacher and assistant varsity baseball coach. +5
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Woodfield Mall starts construction for new Dining Pavilion
Woodfield shoppers know all too well the fear of being hungry in a mall infamous for lacking variety in food options and having restaurants spread across the mall. Luckily, this will no longer be...
Physics Olympics bring fun, competitive spirit following AP testing
The Mongal Empire reigns supreme. Even though the Mongals are no longer in existence today, Michael Lee, ‘18, and Matthew Jun, ‘18, picked the Mongal Empire to represent their team in this year’s Physics...
Conant’s first ever all-girls robotics team succeeds at STEM competition
For the first time in CHS history, an all-girls team competed in the District 211 Battlebot Competition. The team consisted of Anjali Patel, ‘17; Sarah Kenkel, ‘17; Hailey Schimpf, ‘18; Victoria Schimpf, ‘20; Mia...
Conant social studies teacher elected to Schaumburg Library board
After long days and nights of campaigning, social studies teacher David Jonen was elected to the Schaumburg Township Library Board as a Trustee on April 4. Jonen said he will use his expertise with...
Teacher of the Week 19: Jeffrey A. Stewart
Teachers are real life superheroes. Every day, CHS teachers touch the lives of thousands of students, and their work extends beyond the boundaries of the classroom. To show appreciation for these teachers, the Crier...
Teacher of the Week 18: Tracy Galla
Teachers are real life superheroes. Every day, CHS teachers touch the lives of thousands of students, and their work extends beyond the boundaries of the classroom. To show appreciation for these teachers, the Crier...
Dedication and persistence: CHS gymnast makes a comeback despite injury
She concentrated on her warm-ups and kept her posture straight. As she prepared herself, she felt nervous and afraid. She had done this millions of times; she had nothing to fear. She took a...
Power outage leaves students and staff in the dark
It is a typical school day. You’re sitting in your classroom, typing away on your iPad as your teacher writes the notes on the board. Suddenly, you’re consumed by complete darkness. A power outage...
Teacher of the week 17: John Braglia
Teachers are real life superheroes. Every day, CHS teachers touch the lives of thousands of students, and their work extends beyond the boundaries of the classroom. To show appreciation for these teachers, the Crier...
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