North hosts Alumni Day to help students learn about college
Jasmine Monda, Sports Editor
January 15, 2020
On Friday, January 10, graduates from Grayslake North attended the very first Alumni Day. Panels of graduates went to junior and senior English classes to discuss life in college. During their interview, they discussed their experience transitioning from high school to college and the new lifestyle t...
Band holds Winter Concert
Ashley Greene, Staff Reporter
December 16, 2019
This past Wednesday, on December 11, the band had a concert at Grayslake North’s auxiliary gym. Senior Emily Shaw attended the concert. “This is my first band concert attending, but I enjoyed it very much,” Shaw said. Shaw enjoyed the concert so much she recommends to “make sure you go to...
Choir holds Winter Concert
Maggie Walker, Sports Editor
December 15, 2019
This past Tuesday, Dec. 12, Grayslake North choir had a concert at Grayslake Central. The choir sang many different songs within the many different groups that choir has. The mixed honors choir has around 20 to 30 members in it and at the concert they sang some holiday songs. Some being “Carol o...
U.S. thinks of new ways to remove carbon dioxide from air
Gracie Schultz, Co-Executive Editor
December 10, 2019
Carbon dioxide is something that will always be in one's surroundings, and it’s something that humans cannot simply completely get rid of. However, in recent years, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has drastically increased. According to climate.gov, “carbon dioxide concentrations a...
Environmental Club creates informative posters
Gracie Schultz, Co-Executive Editor
December 10, 2019
The Environmental Club has put up posters, which are in the form of leaves and Thanksgiving food, around the school with facts on them for students and staff to look upon. These leaves contain facts about why leaves are important to the environment and what the food on your plate does to the environment. The...
E- learning becomes part of curriculum
Morgan Buckley, News Editor
December 10, 2019
D127 is now using e-learning days before they use emergency days to prevent adding days on to the end of the school year. According to Illinois law, schools can not have more e-learning days than emergency days identified on the school calendar, and so North has five emergency days and five e-learning...
District 46 teachers, Board negotiate
Nadia Hernandez, Co-Executive Editor
December 10, 2019
Grayslake Community District 46 underwent a union strike on Nov 7. The Board of Education (BOE) and teacher union experienced conflicts when negotiating their contract for the 2019-2020 school year. The teacher union decided to strike to promote their cause. Teacher union president, Michelle Beye, had...
Seniors graduate a semester early
Isaiah McIntyre, Sports Editor
December 10, 2019
Students at Grayslake North every year decide if they want to graduate early. It’s rare for students to graduate early, but some students decide to make that decision based on how many credits they’ve already achieved and if they feel it is the right time to start their college education early. Senior...
Black Union finds success in first semester
Brian Kenebrew, Staff Reporter
December 10, 2019
A new club at North has officially begun its pilot phase. The Black Union is one of the newest clubs at North. Similar to Latinos Stand Up, Black Union, also known as BU, aims to involve the entire black community at Grayslake North. The club means many different things to all its members, but one...
Students find advantages in taking AP
Ashley Greene, Staff Reporter
December 10, 2019
AP classes offer college credit to students allowing them to take less classes and save money. An advanced placement (AP) is a course that is at the college-level offered by the College Board, the same institution that administers the SAT exam. Each course has varying levels of difficulty, with a final...
Staff members Jane Lane and Linda Vecchie are nominated for the “Those Who Excel” award
Miranda Rogina, News Editor
December 10, 2019
The Those Who Excel Award annually recognizes certain staff members of a school who do an outstanding job and go above and beyond in their work. North has two women who were nominated for this award, Dean Linda Vecchie and Registrar Jane Lane. Associate Principal Megan Licht has nominated these particular...
Virginia flips the House of Delegates, State Senate
Rhiannon Swanson, Managing Editor
December 10, 2019
Through the evergoing combustion of political news that society often finds itself drowning in, it is almost never surprising when an unexpected change occurs inside the political realm. For the first time in nearly two decades, Virginia not only flipped its state Senate, but also the House of Delegates,...
Is Christmas too commercialized?
- Yes! It's lost its' roots. (50%, 3 Votes)
- No, I love Christmas everything! (50%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 6
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