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COVID-19, the mask mandate, remote learning, and the new grading system has changed the class of 2022 lives.

The Unique Adaptability of the Class of 2022

DOI Seniors
May 20, 2022
Covid-19 Timeline

Covid-19 Timeline

Sarah Wuh and Jasmine Lafita
April 7, 2022
Students participate in the protest and spend their time in the Main Gym. They chose this option over returning home or putting on a mask to go to class. Back row, left to right: Freshman Sean Criel, junior Caleb Christensen, sophomore Emilie Bissing. Front row: Junior Zachary Gay, junior Colin Tippet.

Unmasked LHS students protest against D128 mask mandate

Jasmine Lafita and Sarah Wuh
February 7, 2022
Seniors Ty Holzwarth and Lily Bruns started dating as Covid restrictions lessened in June. The pandemic has encouraged a mostly outdoors-based relationship, consisting of frisbee golf and hiking, since that was the safest way they could spend time together.

Teen romantic relationships difficult, but not impossible, to manage during pandemic

Ellie George, Staff Member
May 10, 2021
How LHS Students can Receive a Covid-19 Vaccine

How LHS Students can Receive a Covid-19 Vaccine

Alex Clark, Staff Member
April 30, 2021
Covid Waste is Littering Libertyville and our Planet

Covid Waste is Littering Libertyville and our Planet

Alex Clark, Staff Member
April 22, 2021
Athletes and coaches adapt to overlapping sports schedules

Athletes and coaches adapt to overlapping sports schedules

Katherine Thomey, Staff Member
April 22, 2021
The cafeteria is open for eating for the first time in over a year, but with many restrictions. Students must sit at separate tables six feet apart and wear masks for the duration of their lunch period unless eating.

Lunch options change with full-day instruction

Ellie George, Staff Member
April 7, 2021
Tana Mongeau and James Charles issued apologies after attending parties during the Covid-19 pandemic, after coming under fire for their actions. Source: Instagram; coronavirus background from Wikimedia Commons

Influencers Should Better Use Their Influence

Ellie George, Staff Member
March 5, 2021
Mindfulness is often viewed as boring and unattainable, but in reality, its value comes from its simplicity and ability to ground ourselves.

Practicing Mindfulness: How Tuning Into a New Perspective Can Improve Mental Health

Lyann Tam, Staff Member
March 1, 2021
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