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SCHS Now

The student news source of St. Charles High School

SCHS Now

The student news source of St. Charles High School

SCHS Now

Nation Wide Custodial Shortages Affect Us at Home

Nation Wide Custodial Shortages Affect Us at Home

by Logan Brown, Co-Photo Editor & Feature Editor November 19, 2024

Mike Matthews and Tom Wright take charge year after year to help maintain the sanitary cleanliness of the entirety of the school. Whether they are dealing with vomit, spills, or vandalism amongst the many...

At rehearsal for the SCHS fall play, senior Jessie Morehead leads the group as she rehearses her lines. She had been elected as secretary of the Pirate Players only a week before.

New Year, New Role

by Gillian Phillips, Staff Writer November 11, 2024

Starting back up for the new school year, the Pirate Players have elected their club officers and representatives. They have elected seniors Hope Day as President, Dani Nalepa as Vice President, and Jessie...

Both laughing, Senior Ariana Allen and English teacher Taylor Beye laugh at how ridiculous Beye looks in the video on September 24th. Beye asked Allen to redo the video for the Yearbook theme again, because she didn’t like how it had turned out.

There’s No Problem When Working Together

by Valerie Cisneros, Staff Writer November 11, 2024

During Yearbook camp, July 24-26 Yearbook adviser Brittany O’Keefe, the head of the Yearbook group, got the idea of coming up with a yearbook spirit week for St. Charles High.  “I got the idea,...

Lana Usery and Violet Lewis work on assignments for their Newspaper class. They were chosen as Co Editors Chief.

Newspaper Roles

by Erin Braatz, Staff Writer November 11, 2024

On Sept. 5 at St. Charles High, Violet Lewis and Lana Usery applied and got chosen as CoEditors in Chief to learn independent leadership and accountability for their Newspaper class. They work with...

Brick and Stone Halloween Setup

Stones and Bones

by Holden McKean, Activities Editor November 11, 2024

Frights, sights, and… bricks? That's right, the Lewis and Clark brick and stone masonry class has constructed a terrifying Haunted House right in their own shop, making use of dark hallways, harrowing...

Irish Exchange Students and their Hosts.

Friends From Across the Pond

by Virgil Eaton, Opinion Editor October 30, 2024

Recently, some SCHS students may have noticed some new faces attending their classes. These are not permanent students, but members of our French and Irish exchange program. These students are here to...

Logan Ruesch walks around in the parade showing off the new look

SCHS Unveils Clyde’s New Look

by Logan Brown, Co-Photo Editor & Feature Editor October 28, 2024

From structure fires, staffing changes, and brand new policies, it's well known that SCHS has something new everyday. Unlike those events, there is one thing that hasn't changed in years. Our mascot Clyde...

Kighyia glass

HoCo Lowdown

by Holden McKean, Activities Editor October 28, 2024

  A big shift in routine has just hit our school's Homecoming. While the dance is typically held in the gym it was shuffled over to the cafeteria this year. This decision had several factors and...

Sophomores Myra Soles and Kaylin Rogers play with toddler toys at Purina Farms on Wednesday Sept. 18. They did this during the French 3 class field trip.

Field Trip Turned Into a Project

by Isabel Polezogopoulos, Staff Writer October 28, 2024

During a French 3 class field trip to Purina Farms on Sept. 19, the students needed to take photos for a project explaining what they did there. “The kids went to a farm to take pictures of farm animals,”...

On September 19th students lined up at the galley. It had just opened that day, and it’s stock included items such as cookies and pretzels as well as clothing items such as shirts.

Opening Day

by Vincent Howard, Staff Writer October 28, 2024

Thursday, Sept. 9 was the day the Galley finally opened its windows to the masses of students who swarmed it, forming a line almost reaching the nurse’s office. However, despite the long waiting line...

Max Sheils conducts the band.

New Year, New Band

by Lana Usery, Co Editor-in-Chief October 22, 2024

A drum major is the person in the band who conducts and leads the band. This school year the SCHS Band of Pirates has just over 50 members which calls for more leadership. Second year drum major Max Sheils...

Band playing at homecoming parade Oct. 12.

Parade Changes

by Emily Klug, Copy Editor October 16, 2024

This is the second year that the St. Charles High Homecoming parade was on Saturday morning instead of Friday afternoon. This was due to community participation. During the Friday afternoon parade, most...

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