With superintendent Timothy Kilrea’s retirement taking effect June 30, 2021, the search for a new superintendent for the fall of 2021 is underway. The school board is using a district search firm for...

During February of this year, Margaret Hall ‘21 read about colleges switching to 100% recycled graduation gowns in an effort to promote sustainability. Recognizing the potential for LT to follow in the...

Victoria Zieba ‘22 launched her blog, genzbossladyblog.com, where she consistently posts content centered around advice, career paths, productivity and self-care. Her main focus is to inspire and uplift...

Since 1985, author Chris Crutcher has been traveling thousands of miles to visit schools across the country and speak with students about his journey as a writer. Due to the pandemic, Crutcher began offering...

In early March, the rise in COVID-19 cases resulted in restaurants closing for inside dine-in and a week later Illinois’ first stay-at-home order started. All non-essential businesses were closed, leaving...

The entirety of this year has felt anything but real. I compare much of the year to a fever dream of some sort—a very cruel fever dream at that. I have grown such an immense hatred and fear towards this...

During the past eight months of the pandemic, local theaters have had to be creative in order to safely allow kids to continue to act, sing and perform.  Music Makers Theatre was supposed to have their...

People are becoming more vocal about being assaulted and stripping the shame associated with it, so it’s our job to inform others of how to form a comfortable environment and be safe. First off, we need...

A new Forensic Science class will be offered to juniors and seniors starting next year. Forensic Science is more commonly referred to as criminalistics. Forensics brings together the techniques and the...