LHS first opened its doors in 1917, and, since then, it has changed in so many ways. Hundreds of thousands of students have cycled through this education system. The interesting part about this, though,...

Apple dominates smartphones. Amazon dominates shopping. Many say that the College Board dominates high school education — and students don’t even realize it. From testing for the PSAT to finding...

Since the 1920s when Drops of Ink (DOI) first came into existence and started publishing newspapers, DOI tells a story even beyond the words in the articles. It tells the story of the people behind them:...

On Sep. 26, the main gym boomed with excitement and school pride as students, faculty and parents celebrated the tradition of homecoming with a vibrant school assembly. The cheer team, dance team and...

This year, LHS has welcomed several staff members who are eager to make an impact. Whether in the library, the science hallway, or the A-F LST, each newcomer has been drawn to this school by its strong...

  The school year is underway, with math homework, English papers, quizzes all coming back into students' lives. Certain students get back into the swing of being student athletes again. One...

When Libertyville High School opened its doors in the 1910s, there wasn't a way for students to explore their diversity within the Wildcat community. However, over the last couple decades, cultural and...

This school year, D128 launched its new “Ready to Learn” policy, designed to help students disconnect from their phones and engage more with their education and peers. The initiative ties into the...

In 2025, around 25,000 malignant brain and spinal cord tumors will be diagnosed in adults and children, the American Cancer Society estimates. They also estimate that about 18,000 people will die from...