The student news publication of Libertyville High School

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
Amal Hasan

Amal Hasan, Staff Member

This is my first year on staff. At LHS, I'm involved in Student Council, Students Supporting Equal Rights, and I am a District 128 Student Board Representative. Outside of school, I like to bake cookies and hangout with friends.

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Systemic racial justice can only occur with a conjoined effort of individuals in our society. In the picture above, part of the effort towards racial equity occurred here in Libertyville, in June 2020.

The Derek Chauvin Trial Verdict: What’s Next?

Amal Hasan, Staff Member
May 18, 2021
schooling inequities final

[Photo] Disparities Across Districts: How Illinois school funding causes inequities in learning

May 14, 2021
Six Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards in Illinois are summarized in the books pictured above. These standards will be implemented into Illinois teacher training programs in an attempt to ensure that all students thrive within their school community.

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Classes we want to take

[Photo] Course Requirements Limit Student Exploration

March 18, 2021
The Detrimental Effects of Microaggressions, Starting with the Word Itself

The Detrimental Effects of Microaggressions, Starting with the Word Itself

Amal Hasan, Staff Member
March 1, 2021
Where Do You See Yourself in 30 Years?

Where Do You See Yourself in 30 Years?

Amal Hasan
February 18, 2021
Sharon Starr, chairman of the Human Relations Commission in Libertyville, and Mayor Terry Weppler have been focusing on diversity and inclusion in Libertyville with the help of some committed residents.

[Photo] Village Hosts Meetings on Diversity, Affordable Housing

December 16, 2020
Mask on, DOI!

Mask on, DOI!

Amal Hasan, Staff Member
November 18, 2020
The 2020 Senior Homecoming Court, the first group of students to be recognized after the court shifted from a group of only girls to a group of students, wave to community members at the drive-in parade, while also receiving recognition from the whole community.

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Senior Jane Arnold, wearing a can costume to promote the canned food drive, hands off a Student Council souvenir at the Homecoming drive-through parade.

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Senior Cate Sanders signs and leaves her handprint on the mural wall dedicated to Class of 2021 seniors.

[Photo] LHS Hosts Events to Engage Student Body

October 21, 2020
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