The 2016 Turkey Bowl ended the night with all four of St. Charles’ basketball teams winning over St. Charles West. A lot has changed the past three months for all of the teams, but the Pirates wanted...
Aaron Wright has been teaching at SCHS for eight full years out of his ninth year teaching career. Out of all of these years Aaron Wright has only taught the freshman grade level.
He cannot love teaching...
Beginning in February the Galley began selling Valentine-grams at a desk outside the lunch room entrance. Students had a variety of candies to choose from for $1 and had the option of an added Valentine's...
Sophomore Jacob Dalton has fond memories of the St Louis Mills. “One time my brother, [SCHS graduate Josh Dalton], got stuck between bars in the playground,” Dalton said. “We had to get firefighters...
Most people would not expect any athlete to come back from surgery and qualify for State, but that is just what sophomore Autumn Looney did.
She shocked many by qualifying for State as a freshman. Unfortunately...
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Skateboarding in St. Charles can be a difficult task. With the activity outlawed on both Main and 2nd Street, there isn’t much room...
The time of year has arrived that snow is falling and it isn’t always enough to cancel school. With two weekends of extremely icy weather already past, students are sharing rough stories of the weather.
For...
Breanne Martin is a Renaissance member who helped plan the snowcoming dance that was held Jan. 8 from 2-4 p.m. for students with special needs. She was very happy with the outcome of the dance.
“I...
Head coach Kevin Dill is familiar with raw talent coming out of nowhere, and making a name for themselves in their first year on his wrestling team. Last year, graduate Dillon Fox qualified for State in...
