Aug. 21 schedule changed to allow solar eclipse viewing
Conant students and faculty will get a chance to watch the upcoming total solar eclipse, the last eclipse able to be seen in Illinois until 2024. The eclipse, which takes place on August 21,...
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Art department gets new look over the summer
Over summer 2017, the art department is getting a new look. The renovations are scheduled to be completed by the beginning of the 2017-2018 school year. The changes are mainly cosmetic and will include...
Spain and France trip to broaden language usage and experience
Students currently enrolled in French and Spanish classes at Conant were invited to participate in a travel program for the upcoming summer. French Teacher Vicki Chriske-Hines explained the trip is different from previous years...
The Crier has most successful year in a decade
With a grand total of 20 awards, the ‘16-’17 school year has been the most successful for the Conant Crier at state-level competition in the past decade. In April, the Crier competed at the...
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...
Conant’s International Fair promotes cultural awareness
Conant’s International Fair (IFair) helped to promote cultural awareness by showcasing different cultures in performances and at booths in the gym. On April 21, students could visit the IFair during their lunch hours. They...
Conant’s Health and Safety Fair promotes responsible decisions, tolerance
Conant’s eighth annual Health and Safety Fair promoted responsible decisions and provided support for struggling teenagers. On Friday, April 21, organizations like Chiro One and the Hoffman Estates Police Department provided helpful resources for...
Former District 211 board members reelected
After much controversy in recent years over the bathroom rights of transgender students in D211 schools, the Schaumburg-Palatine community expressed their preference for experienced leadership when handling student affairs, with Anna Klimkowicz, Robert LeFevre...
Student organizes Adopt A Village kickball event
Meenakshi Dhamjia, ’17, is working with Adopt a Village, a part of the Indian Development Coalition with America (IDCA), to help build a school and playground in Shirdhon, India. The IDCA aims to inspire...
Photo Story: Cupcakes for a Cause and Bunny Eggstravaganza 2017
Many Conant clubs came together for Cupcakes for a Cause–a benefit to raise money for Special Olympics of Illinois, The Bridge, and Cougars in Need–on Saturday, April 13. The cupcakes, donated by Conant foods classes...
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