As other seniors are preparing to head straight to college, Bryanna Chapman has a stop to make first. Chapman will be attending Regency Beauty Institute...
Yesterday, Huntley High School hosted an iLead (“Illinois Leadership Enhancement and Development”) seminar to foster leadership abilities and critical...
Okay, so I know I said you should crawl through an internship before walking into a job, but a lot of students these days don’t see the point. Honestly, I don’t either when it comes to the menial I’m-just-bored-and-want-some-cash job. You shouldn’t need four years of preparation to master the mop.
Rochelle Hewlett: We were both hired in the same year, 1995. We started when there were 300 students in the entire high school, a very different environment. ...
Walking into the apartment at Huntley High School, instantly you are hit with the mouth-watering smells of piles upon piles of freshly baked goodies, fondue,...
Today, Huntley High School’s Student Council allied with Heartland Blood Center for the first blood drive of the 2012-2013 school year. Many students participated in the event, which was held across from the PAC from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
I would like to think I was ready to take on the world the moment I came out of the womb, but obviously I’d be kidding myself. I would not be where I am now (confident, independent, and potty-trained) without first taking life in baby steps.
The dark, ominous rumble of a school bus engine roars through town on the way to the Life Skills program’s weekly field trip to experience the community.
Today, Huntley High School’s National Honor Society announced its newest members. Ninety to 100 hundred juniors and seniors who displayed leadership and had GPAs above 3.5 were selected to join the 66 existing members.
Since Jordan Hite, a senior, took over the Diversity Club at the end of his sophomore
year, many changes have occurred. Hite and co-founder Jimmy Sadoski are in
charge of planning the weekly and monthly schedule.