On Oct. 13, the annual Wellness Fair was held in the fieldhouse for all gym classes. There were a variety of vendors who supported the event with display booths for students and faculty to visit.
The...
With first quarter coming to an end, students have matured and adapted to their new classes, especially the freshmen, who came into the school likely overwhelmed. However, many freshmen have explained...
Seniors are getting closer to the end of their high school career, which means stress levels are higher than ever. They might feel lost and confused about college, especially with colleges' price tags,...
This year, the District 86 school board decided to change the monthly late start Wednesdays to weekly late-start Mondays. Most of the students aren’t fans of the change, but teachers have mixed views...
The new generations of high schoolers are experiencing something that hasn’t been around for very long; cyberbullying. With new and upcoming technology students all over the world have outlets to anonymous...
United is a new club where students of all ethnicities and backgrounds will be able to learn about one another and grow as a community.
After Kai Foster, junior, and Mr. Smith, previously an English...
Students have had their fair share of disputes regarding the use of chromebooks for the 2016-2017 school year. Technology in the classroom is opening doors to a new and innovative way to teach. While high-tech...
With less than a week left in the first quarter, students are working hard to raise their grades so they can enter the second half of the semester confidently. As many diligent students at Central know,...
It’s a rainy day in Hinsdale, and the school is quiet, save for the gym, the cafeteria, and conference room 124A, which is beaming with life.
It’s an important day for the Gay-Straight Alliance,...
Turning eighteen comes with a lot of responsibilities and privileges. One can buy a pack of cigarettes, officially move out of his or her parents' home, and even join the army. But one which is extremely...
