WGN-TV’s Sarah Jindra told Saint Xavier students how traffic reporting, a blog and determination led her to co-host “Spotlight Chicago.”
Category: SWNH Schools
New 8b CPS board member Juan ‘Nacho’ Gonzalez says accountability comes first
Back of the Yards resident won 99.83% of the vote and wants to review CPS spending before seeking more.
Gutierrez wins second Chicago school board term, sets sights on budget, building repairs, nutrition
Angel Gutierrez ran unopposed for the District 8a seat on the Chicago Board of Education and won reelection on Nov. 3, 2026. Seated for a four-year term, he won with 5,533 votes according to the Chicago Board of Elections.
Mother McAuley’s Shopapalooza returns for 22nd year
Mother McAuley’s 22nd annual Shopapalooza features more than 90 vendors, offering shoppers unique finds while raising money for student scholarships and school programs.
Fire Academy students fill shelves at Moraine Valley food pantry
Moraine Valley Fire Academy students collected food and household essentials for Project Care, helping fellow students and families facing rising costs.
McAuley’s new Young Professionals Board opens with career-change panel
Four Mother McAuley graduates shared career-change advice with alumnae at a Young Professionals Board panel and networking event in Chicago.
Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School students raise $18,808 for library in Zimbabwe
More than 500 Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School students walked Oct. 16, raising $13,808 for a library in rural Zimbabwe.
Student journalists get lessons from the pros
About 225 students gathered at Richards High School to learn journalism, writing, photography and media skills from experienced industry professionals.
Moraine Valley food drive focuses on students’ everyday needs
Moraine Valley Community College collects food, hygiene products and household essentials through Nov. 30 to support students facing food insecurity.
Meet Cy the Coyote Moraine Valley’s newest mascot
Moraine Valley introduces Cy the coyote, a new mascot celebrating Cyclones athletics, local wildlife and the college’s growing sports tradition.
