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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

Kids getting sick and having to miss out school

Viruses hitting SCHS Hard

by Katrina Wilfong, Yearbook Conduit January 6, 2023

As it gets colder, more and more kids are starting to get sick each day and are having to miss out on a bunch of school. This leads to them having homework piling up and a bunch of stress.  Junior...

Reflecting After The Pandemic

Reflecting After The Pandemic

by Marissa Horn, Copy Editor September 19, 2022

After two years of longing and many changes to people’s normal lifestyles, the pandemic is finally reaching its end. The once strict protocols have been relieved, letting people go out to public places...

COVID Conditions

COVID Conditions

by Allie Taschner, Copy Editor April 29, 2022

Last month was officially the second anniversary of “the longest spring break ever,” also known as the mass quarantine for the COVID-19 pandemic. Students were forced to stay home and do virtual learning...

A Few More Days for Mental Rest

A Few More Days for Mental Rest

by Benton Dietrich, Photo Editor December 9, 2021

During a meeting on November 11th the board of education of our school district made a decision to amend the current schedule for our school year. They proposed the decision to remove Monday, Dec. 20 and...

It's not a furry thing

COVID vs. Mental Wellbeing

by Ria McGowen, Online Editor October 4, 2021

Many things came from the mass spread of COVID-19 all across the world. Time spent at home has had lasting effects on students, teachers, and people as a whole. Quarantine was individualized for everyone.  “I...

Calling All Shots

Calling All Shots

by Alija Ernst, Content Manager May 18, 2021

During this pandemic, times have changed and people have had to adapt to new things, such as the new COVID-19 vaccines that have been sweeping the world with hope for the future as well as fear for some....

A Year of Trials and Tribulations to Remember

A Year of Trials and Tribulations to Remember

by Alija Ernst, Content Manager March 30, 2021

Friday, March 13, 2020. A day to remember for students, teachers, and parents in the St. Charles School District. This was the very last day for student and teachers at school before they all had to go...

Nick Quay grabbing the fresh cookies from the oven!

Education During the Pandemic

by Hamda Hamed February 24, 2021

COVID-19 has impacted people in so many different ways this past year, whether that be our daily routines, our jobs, or even our mental health. It's even affecting our education, no matter the school or...

Changes to Graduation Requirements

Changes to Graduation Requirements

by Callie King, Photo Editor February 24, 2021

The Alternative Education Committee and the Board of Education recently made changes to the previous graduation requirements to support students who have felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The graduation...

Experiencing COVID-19

Experiencing COVID-19

by Caroline Gooch, Online Editor January 11, 2021

The Coronavirus has affected  over 90 million people worldwide. With the widespread nature of this pandemic, it is likely that everyone knows at least one person who has had COVID-19. For the people who...

Xavier Ingram(12) says "we usually have festive decor, its always been part of our family tradition and each year we find something new and even more festive to put up on display."

Creative Christmas

by Callie King, Photo Editor January 8, 2021

These photos were taken by students and staff of Saint Charles High of their decorated homes. With the Corona virus still on going, these festive decorations help to bring a little happiness into this...

A Choice of Learning

A Choice of Learning

by Danny Schneider, Polls Coordinator December 14, 2020

For the upcoming semester, 66 percent of SCHS students have chosen to attend in-person, while 34 percent have chosen virtual learning, according to Registrar Amy Robertson. That means 12 percent of students...

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