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The student news source of St. Charles High School

SCHS Now

The student news source of St. Charles High School

SCHS Now

Students Summer Plans

Student’s Summer Plans

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager May 19, 2021

With the 2020-2021 school year wrapping up, it is time that many students have started thinking about what they want to do with their time off for summer vacation and whether they will be traveling or...

Stars Under Strain

Stars Under Strain

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager April 29, 2021

Last spring the Renaissance steering committee had to cancel the event they put on recognizing seniors for academic excellence called Evening With The Stars. This event has been a major part of the club...

A Yes for Proposition SCSD

A Yes for Proposition SCSD

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager April 13, 2021

On April 6, the community voted on Proposition SCSD and it was passed. This bond is going to be used to make many repairs, do updates, and to overall better the buildings of the St. Charles School District...

Altered Requirements

Altered Requirements

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager March 19, 2021

With many students being quarantined due to contact tracing this school year, students enrolled in the A+ program might be wondering about their attendance and eligibility. The A+ program offers students...

Getting a Headstart

Getting a Headstart

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager February 25, 2021

As classes are being selected for next school year, the school district opened a new option to students who are looking to receive college credit while still in high school. The new opportunity, called...

Traveling Again

Traveling Again

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager January 29, 2021

One of the changes between first and second semester is that the request sheet for AIP  (academic intervention period) is now being used again by teachers to allow students to visit for extra help or...

Whats Happening With Finals?

What’s Happening With Finals?

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager December 18, 2020

With the first semester coming to a close and finals right around the corner it is important to start getting prepared for what's to come after winter break. With a school year so different from past years,...

Turning a New Page

Turning a New Page

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager December 1, 2020

For many of the clubs and teams, this year has held challenges and thrown a roadblock in the way of normal events and schedules, but for those who are in charge of the yearbook they are having to get creative...

Freshmen Nate Maples

Stepping Up

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager October 16, 2020

This year the country team has relied heavily on new freshman runners. At GACs, Nate Maples placed third and Luke Nottmeyer placed fifth for varsity, while Brody Adams, James Warner, and Cole Sulwer all...

TABLE 26. During the school day of September 10th, Senior Madalynn Turner scans the QR code to sign into lunch. Due to COVID, students sign into lunch to mark where they sit for the day.

Scanning In

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager September 29, 2020

While many students this school year are fully virtual, that doesn’t mean in-person students haven’t incorporated a fair amount of technology into their daily schedules. This includes the daily self...

Marilyn Bizelli moved into the new position of Principals Secretary this year.

Swapping Desks

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager September 21, 2020

This school year many might be wondering where Marilyn Bizelli is and why she isn’t at the attendance desk. Bizelli is now the new principal’s secretary and, while there are many new regulations and...

On the Bright Side

On the Bright Side

by Ella Sulwer, Social Media Manager April 24, 2020

  Through this COVID-19 pandemic it’s easy to focus on all the scary and sad news people are receiving everyday, but in the community families and neighborhoods have done several things to show...

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