To the Class of 2017: Take up space
You can feel when someone grows into their identity, or fills out into who they are to become. I think developing your identity is like a child trying on a too-large coat. At first,...
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Baseball’s Deshazer and Taylor headed to the next level
“Everyone is going to be a successful high school baseball player [if playing] at the next level, so you have to prepared to not be successful right away,” said social studies teacher Bruce Hildabrand,...
What we’re looking forward to in summer 2017
If most of your summer will be spent trying to combat boredom in Schaumburg, don’t despair yet. There is still plenty to be excited about this summer, from blockbuster movies to highly anticipated albums....
AP price hike disadvantages students
A full school year’s worth of tedious, college-level work, all done to receive no academic credit–this is what a large population of students may be facing because of the increase in AP exam fees....
No need to ban fidget spinners
Look around practically any classroom in America and, more likely than not, you’ll see at least one student playing with a colorful plastic fidget spinner or fidget cube. Like any other classroom craze, fidget...
“Guardians of the Galaxy” sequel delivers laughs in predictable story
Marvel has capitalized on the box-office success of “Guardians of the Galaxy” by bringing together the old band of superhero misfits for a brand-new adventure in “Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2.” The sequel...
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’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...
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