Missouri’s aquatic life usually consists of catfish, bluegill, carp and other boring scaled fish, but at St. Charles High, it includes a team of teenage girls with goggles. They, despite not...
They always say “Bake it til you make it”, and that is exactly the case for junior Chase Nagel, the FCCLA regional baking champion. Accompanied by FACS teachers Daniele Munzer and Elizabeth Laley,...
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During Thanksgiving, it is often a tradition to show gratitude for all the things in your life that you are grateful for, such as family, friends, SCHS.now (the best school newspaper out there), etc. However,...
When you think of knitting, what do you think of? Balls of yarn, rocking chairs, cookies baking in the oven…grandmothers? You don’t think of high school, but that’s going to change with the new Knitting...
Ctrl, Alt, Delete, the power button, the monitor, the screen, the keyboard, little black words in an Arial font. We’ve grown very accustomed to these things, and I’m sure many of us can’t even remember...
With the school year coming to a close, many St. Charles High School students have begun planning and wondering about their summer plans. What do you do with two months of warm, refreshing free time, not...
Cris Lesniak has served St. Charles High as a Special Education teacher since 2001, and has served our country for a total of seven years in the military. Now, he is retiring from teaching.
Lesniak...
Every year, in the middle of March, people begin to wear green, shuck potatoes, fill plastic pots with fake golden coins, and talk about four leaf clovers and the wishes they bring. At the root of this...
Project Lead the Way: Principles of Biomedical Science and Project Lead the Way: Human Body Systems are two year-long courses that are available to students. Both of these courses focus on ‘biomedical’...
