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Carmel Catholic High School Freshman, Nicole Dowd gets a first look at the new tablet that she will use in all of her classes next year with her mathematics teacher, John Titterton. 100% of all Carmel students will receive a tablet next year and all classes will incorporate this technology.
From the community

Carmel Catholic High School Launches School-Wide 1:1 Student Computing Program-Every Carmel Student Receives Tablet

By Dawn Jenich | May 7 at 1:22 p.m.

Carmel Catholic High School Launches 1: 1 Student Computing Program— Carmel Poised To Be Leading Digital High School In Lake County Mundelein, IL— 4/23/2012—Carmel Catholic … Read more ›

The first national "Bike to School Day" is Wednesday, May 9.
From the community

First Ever Bike to School Day May 9

By Gina Kenny | May 4 at 10:46 a.m.

Wednesday, May 9 will mark the first ever “Bike to School Day.” The national event is being coordinated by the National Center for Safe Routes … Read more ›

UPDATE: Rumors spur concerns over safety at Lake Zurich schools; authorities say no threat has been made

By Amy Alderman | May 2 at 12:23 p.m.

Authorities last week blamed social media for spreading what they are calling false rumors that Lake Zurich schools are unsafe. Even so, many parents kept … Read more ›

Project Grad is a new CLC rogram that guides students through an Associate in Arts in two years.
From the community

CLC launches ‘Project Grad,’ a new way to complete an A.A. in two years

By College of Lake County | April 27 at 3:39 p.m.

In fall 2012, the College of Lake County is launching a new program called Project Grad, which actively guides students through the process of earning … Read more ›

From the community

CLC’s garbage output drops to three-year low

By College of Lake County | April 27 at 3:21 p.m.

During the RecycleMania campaign that ran from Feb. 5 until March 31, 2012 at the College of Lake County, the weekly garbage output at the … Read more ›

Illinois high school track and field: Rare sectional during the day cause of concern to some coaches, athletes

April 27 at 2:41 p.m.

Hundreds of athletes will rise early May 10 and head to Concordia University to try to qualify for the girls track and field state meet. … Read more ›

Marian Central Catholic High School junior Alysa Luczak reacts to winning a new car Thursday in Crystal Lake. (Lawerence Synett/Tribune)

Safe driving habits rewarded with new cars

By Lawerence Synett | April 27 at 6:00 a.m.

More than a year after a head-on collision totaled her only means of transportation, Marian Central Catholic High School junior Alysa Luczak is now the … Read more ›

Jennifer Del Rio with twins, Noah, left, and Joshua. (Submitted by Jennifer Del Rio)

’16 and Pregnant’ teen mom takes on new role as advocate

By Andrea L. Brown | April 21 at 5:24 a.m.

Since moving to Lake Villa about a year ago, Jennifer Del Rio has parlayed her “16 and Pregnant” reality TV show appearance into a role … Read more ›

From the community

CLC Lancer Speech Team wins bronze at national tournament

By College of Lake County | April 20 at 1:26 p.m.

GRAYSLAKE – The College of Lake County Speech Team won a bronze award at the 2012 Phi Rho Pi National Speech Tournament, held April 9-14 … Read more ›

Less than a year after starting, Huntley High newspaper wins top honor

April 20 at 12:47 p.m.

By Robert McCoppin/Tribune Reporter Bored at home during the blizzard of 2011, Huntley High School student Michael Geheren decided to create a website for the … Read more ›

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