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Drops of Ink
The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink
The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink

Senior List 2024

Grace Jackman, Copy Editing Manager
May 17, 2024
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Students are applying to more and more colleges every year. According to Higher Ed Dive, applications to colleges above a 25% acceptance rate jumped by 8-9%.
Rising Number of College Applications: What This Means for Students
Guess the Mascot: College Edition
Guess the Mascot: College Edition
The difference between a childhood story vs. a college prep book and the significance that each holds.
The Stress of Growing UP
It doesn't matter where you go to college
Celia McDermott-Hinman is taking a gap year before attending the University of Michigan in 2022. During the fall and winter, she will be on a boat with 23 other students, helping with maintenance and taking marine biology and oceanography classes. For the rest of next school year, she will be staying in Germany with a host family while attending a German high school.
Taking the Paths Less Traveled
No Two Decisions Are The Same
Also tagged with future
The Tipping Point
IHSA will hold flag football as an official sport for the upcoming 2024-25 school year
IHSA will hold flag football as an official sport for the upcoming 2024-25 school year
Drowning in Debt: The Rising Cost of Tuition
Prepare or Beware: Top 10 Ideas to Prepare for Your Destination After High School
Prepare or Beware: Top 10 Ideas to Prepare for Your Destination After High School
Traveling the United States National Parks Solution
Traveling the United States National Parks Solution
Traveling the United States National Parks
Traveling the United States National Parks
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At the Sept. 26 board meeting, students and parents gathered in the Vernon Hills High School library to give their stance on this issue. Multiple students spoke during the public comment portion of the meeting. At the Nov. 13 board meeting, the board adopted the new operational calendar. (Photo Courtesy: Sophie Lee)
The holiday issue: Community is concerned with the new operational calendar
About the Contributor
Grace Jackman
Grace Jackman, Editor-in-Chief
My name is Grace Jackman, and I am a senior. This is my fourth year on staff and I am the Editor-in-Chief and News Editor. In school, I am involved in Educators Rising as one of the Vice Presidents, the Principal Advisory Board, Best Buddies and more. In my free time, I enjoy writing, baking, traveling and I’m 75,000 words into writing my first book.