Guitar Concert Wednesday Night
Guitar students will perform in concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the West Auditorium. Admission is free.
Junior Who Led Charity Drive Featured
The Lincolnshire Review published a feature on junior Trisha Patel, who coordinated last Tuesday’s second annual “Warmth to Homeless” charity drive. She and several schoolmates distributed 40 sleeping bags and toiletries to area homeless from the Urban Muslim Minority Alliance Center in Waukegan. Remaining items were donated to PADS Lake County and the Waukegan Housing Authority. Trisha’s helpers included her freshman brother, Neel Patel, his classmates, Spencer Glickson and Jonah Aristodemo, and junior Lauren Malenfant. Toiletries were donated by Aristo Dental in Wheeling. Trisha is the founder and president of the Illinois chapter of the International Association of Youth.
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Girls Basketball Games on NFHS Network Today
Today’s varsity and junior varsity girls basketball games at Warren will be streamed live on the NFHS Network. The JV game begins at 5:30, followed by the varsity at 7 o’clock. Watch both games here.
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Activity Period Schedule on Wednesday
The school will follow an activity period schedule on Wednesday. During the activity period, juniors will participate in the “Signs of Suicide” program with their counselors.
The Animal Welfare Club has changed plans for its meeting after school today in Room 7064. The group will receive a visit from Bear, the drug-detection dog. All are welcome.
ILLINOIS EDUCATION HEADLINES
District 211 board releases rejection offer to union
One arrested in connection with Granite City High threats
U of Chicago to require students to live in dorms for two years
UI hires first female leader of computer science department
Oak Park teacher reassigned after using racial slur in class
Mokena District 159 mulls possible April referendum
Some teachers say charter CEO’s downfall may aid unionization
University of Chicago physicist, witness to D-Day, dies at 95
NATIONAL EDUCATION HEADLINES
What will the declining U.S. birthrate mean for schools?
Study: AP credits offer multiple benefits for college students
Kansas pays $270K to recruit teachers, three respond
Office of Civil Rights revises complaint policy
Social and emotional learning: From theory to practice
Parents see red over ketchup limit in New York district
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