The Voice

Students paying the price

Recently, students have noticed an increase in substitute teachers and a decrease in the quality of learning

By Sara Przybylko, Floating Editor
April 30, 2025

When you walk into class and see someone new at the teacher’s desk wearing that bright yellow lanyard, it usually means that it’s going to be a good...

Is summer school worth the sacrifice?

Summer school consists of various pros and cons that students should consider before registering

By Maya Hiermann
April 23, 2023

With the school year coming to an end, students are deciding if they want to register for summer school. Whether the decision is based on credit recovery...

I Gave Myself One Week To Learn: Episode 2

By Lauren Courtney
November 10, 2021

Hybrid vs remote

By Trevor Book, Staff writer
February 25, 2021

COVID-19 started in 2019 along with remote learning and then hybrid learning began on January 25, 2021. The students had to start learning from home, which...

We need more asynchronous learning

By Ruhi Gulati
October 22, 2020

Every single day is the exact same. You wake up, log onto Zoom, and spend the next seven hours staring at a computer screen. Then, you spend the rest of...

Dual Language Program seeks enrollment for 2020-2021 school year

By Sarahi Barcenas
February 25, 2020

District 158 Dual Language Program is looking to enroll new applicants for the 2020-2021 year and further inform about the program to families who are...

Haiku is way too overused

By Tamara Funke
November 16, 2012

While the convenience of Haiku LMS can be beneficial in some circumstances, its over use is hindering the experience of high school.

Student teacher Amanda Palarz learns as she teaches her students

By Franca Onyibor
March 25, 2012

Student teacher Amanda Palarz teaches biology to HHS students, but learns from the students.