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May 20, 2019

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Sami Imam is a senior who enjoys watching and making films. You can find him on the road bumping to soundtracks and rap music while driving. He likes to...

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Although the COVID-19 pandemic limits some activities, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy fall 2020.

Fun and safe fall activities

Starting on Monday, Oct. 5, Central students transitioned into hybrid learning, where groups of students are allowed to return to in-person classes.

Central students return to in-person learning

E-learning can be draining and require a lot of energy. Watch this video for some easy and nutritious snack ideas to make at home for a boost of energy!

Quick and Healthy Snacks to Make at Home

Although there were COVID-related restrictions across the country, many students still travelled, hung out with their friends, and watched T.V.

How did Central students spend their summer?

District 86 began the year remotely, with tentative plans to move 25% of the study body in class starting the week of October 5.

How do Students Feel About E-Learning?

Since March, Clarendon Hills (above) has provided options for outdoor eating in response to the global pandemic.

Restaurant business fluctuates wildly with public’s reaction to pandemic

As one of the fall sports that can participate during the pandemic, the girls' golf team has been safely competing.

Playing and staying safe; school sports and how they manage during a pandemic

one way hallways nearly empty as students return to school in a hybrid model (credits to Faaris Hanif)

Reactions vary as students and teachers begin hybrid model of learning

Although the COVID-19 pandemic limits some activities, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy fall 2020.

Fun and safe fall activities

Starting on Monday, Oct. 5, Central students transitioned into hybrid learning, where groups of students are allowed to return to in-person classes.

Central students return to in-person learning

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Class of 2020 virtual graduates head to college
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