Partnering with local nonprofit Beautifully EmpowHERed, Naperville Central’s new Women in Business club aims to provide ...
Naperville Central has implemented the therapy dog program “Paws and Unwind” as a SOAR support option once a month on ...
Students from Naperville Central founded Beyond Charity to advocate for student mental health, eventually passing the Beyond Charity Law signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker in August 2021, which requires ...
While reading “Macbeth” in their Honors English 2 class, sophomores flip through pages to find assigned excerpts. Just a few years ago, the class read the full 249-page book, but now they scan for ...
Downtown Naperville has recently been treated to a fresh taste of new cuisine with the opening of Maria’s Gyro, an authentic Greek restaurant that offers a wide variety of Greek entrees at an ...
The new courses are designed to support the district’s growing number of College and Career Pathway Endorsements. District 203 currently offers six CCPEs and intends to double that number for the 2025 ...
Derek Rose graduated in 1994, and played varsity football for three years. He also captained the 1993 team and was named to the 1993 DuPage Valley All-Conference Team. Rose went on to play football at ...
The road to the postseason will look different for Illinois high school football teams starting this fall. The Illinois High School Association expanded its football playoffs from 32 to 48 teams in ...
Fewer Illinois high school students are heading to college, marking a shift in post-secondary trends. Since 2018 — the earliest year data is available — college enrollment among graduates has dropped ...
Naperville Central is planning to implement an advisory program for the 2025-2026 school year, which will be a revision to the current homeroom system. In advisory, an adult will discuss academic ...
Naperville Central’s Indian Student Association changed its name to South Asian Student Association in the second semester of the 2023-24 school year. SASA is a student organization based on bringing ...
Q: Why did you decide to become a sign language teacher? A: “I’ve been teaching students for 10 years, in college and high school. I love to teach sign language to other people if they want to learn.” ...
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