Hispanic Heritage Assembly

by Carter Melton, Staff Writer

November 15, 2019

On Oct. 22, Señora Laura Reese and her AP Spanish students put on their Hispanic Heritage presentation to inform the students and staff about just that, Hispanic Heritage. “This year in my AP class, we have a lot of students with Hispanic Heritage, so we wanted to do something special,” Reese...

Hope for Families

by Danny Schneider, Polls Editor

November 11, 2019

On Oct. 28, Care to Learn had its fifth annual gala which is a fundraiser event to make money for students that need hunger, hygiene, and health related help. The organization was created by Doug Pitt, Brad Pitt’s brother.  Monroe Elementary School special education teacher Kelly Schneider attended the gal...

Fashion Show

by Jay Frey, Reference Manager

November 7, 2019

Clothing teacher Elizabeth Laley and her Clothing 1 class spent a good amount of time putting together a fashion show.  For the fashion show, Laley had her students take old pieces of clothes and fabric, and they used these to make new and improved articles. “We have done up-cycle redesign p...

Students’ College Strategies Change

by Nicklas Johnston, Staff Writer

November 7, 2019

On Oct. 8 of this year, the ACT board announced changes for the ACT test.  “I feel like the ACT has been the same forever, so I think change is a good thing,” Legend Chapman, a sophomore at St. Charles High School said. Starting in September 2020, students will have new options on how to take the ACT t...

Feasting!

by Nathan Poteet, Web Designer

October 31, 2019

This year, the National Honor Society has decided to do a fundraiser for the not so fortunate. They are trying to raise enough money or collect enough food to give 30 local families a free Thanksgiving dinner.  The idea was brought up by Treasurer Andrew Kelch who talked about his sister who works as ...

Staff Halloween Costumes

October 24, 2019

The staff of SCHSnow.com has decided to compile some of our own childhood costume memories, in celebration of Halloween. ...

SCHS’s Weird Pets

by Jay Frey, Reference Manager

October 18, 2019

The school is full of people who own many different pets, whether it be a dog, a cat, or something extraordinary. Junior Kate Atterberry has a snail named Shelly Grace. “She is a baby yellow snail that lives in my fish tank with my fish. She eats the algae in the fish tank, she likes to hide ...

Race to First Place

by Alija Ernst, Content Manager

October 16, 2019

Mario Kart is a notable game that Nintendo released in 1992 and now, for decades to come. The newly released game, which came out on IOS and Android, has become a part of everyone’s lives.  Junior Jack Joplin is an avid player of Mario Kart on the Nintendo Switch, the Wii, and now the Mario Kart ...

Meeker as Grand Marshall

by Alija Ernst, Content Manager

September 26, 2019

Charlie Meeker, a former teacher who worked here for 33 years at St. Charles High School before finally retiring, dedicated himself to his work and his students. But after his retirement, he has been dearly missed by his students and co-workers. So StuCo sponsors Tori Ramsey and Jacob Holtgraewe kne...

Homecoming Parade

by Jay Frey, Reference Manager

September 24, 2019

Following the assembly, the parade was the final thing to conclude the festivities before the dance.

Homecoming Assembly

by Jay Frey, Reference Manager

September 24, 2019

Homecoming happened on Sept. 21, 2019, with the the assembly happening on Sept. 20, 2019, during the school day.

Tough Enough for Powder Puff

by Patrick Benedict, Web Designer

September 24, 2019

The SCHS Powderpuff Football Game, which took place Sept. 14 at the Stadium, was a DECA-sponsored game wherein underclassmen played against seniors in a gender-swapped version of flag football, where girls reigned over the field as players while the boys toted pom-poms and tried their hands at cheer ...