Saint Xavier University welcomed community members to its second wellness fair, connecting attendees with health services, organizations and valuable local resources.
Category: Schools
Posted inEvergreen Park
Jan Maratea named Marist Career Education Coordinator
Marist High School expands career education, giving students opportunities to explore careers, skilled trades, college, apprenticeships and other paths after graduation.
Posted inOak Lawn
Richards students soar with drone competition
Richards High School students competed in drone piloting and autonomous coding Sept. 19, earning certifications and learning FAA unmanned aircraft requirements.
Posted inPalos Hills
Moraine Valley Fire Academy prepares students for careers in emergency services
Moraine Valley expands its fire science programs, giving students hands-on training, internships and career opportunities in firefighting and emergency medical services.
Posted inOrland Park
Sandburg Class of 1976 Celebrates 50 Years
Sandburg High School’s Class of 1976 celebrates 50 years with a reunion bringing classmates together from across the country.
Posted inBeecher
Beecher High enrollment unexpectedly dips
Beecher High School Principal Mike Meyer is puzzled by a drop in enrollment.
Posted inDVN Top News
St. Laurence High breaks ground for huge new fieldhouse
St. Laurence High School breaks ground on a 34,000-square foot fieldhouse to be ready for the 2027-28 academic year
Posted inTop News
Saint Xavier University celebrates 180 years with community festival
Saint Xavier University celebrated 180 years with music, food, family activities and community connections during a beautiful September evening.
Posted inSchools
Michael Thompson’s kites take art in an unexpected direction
Chicago artist Michael Thompson transforms kites into intricate works of art, blending collage, sculpture, craftsmanship, history and personal exploration.
Posted inEvergreen Park
EPCHS cheerleaders lead toy drive for young hospital patients
Evergreen Park cheerleaders collected 107 toys for hospitalized children, recruiting four other schools to join the summer drive.