This spring, the sky over St. Charles received a rare “glow up.” Redhawks from Campton Hills to South Elgin stepped out after sundown to catch a glimpse of the majestic natural spectacle known as...
Hurricane Maria, a Category 4 hurricane only 2mph shy of Category 5, formed from an African easterly wave that moved across the tropical Atlantic Ocean soon devastating the island of Puerto Rico on September...
The Bermuda Triangle is a place where mysteries swirl like the rogue sea. For decades, this part of the ocean has captivated the attention of explorers with tales of vanished ships, people going missing,...
Many followed news of the Russia-Ukraine war very closely at the start of the war, as protests and fundraisers emerged around the country and worldwide. But wait! What's currently going on in Ukraine?...
Newspapers have been a part of human history for centuries. They have served as a means of communication, information dissemination, and education. In ancient Rome, "Acta Diurna" or daily acts were carved...
The time: 3:57 PM. The silence: deafening. You tap your foot, waiting to get out of this situation, wishing you hadn’t thrown that chair.
Experiences like this are common for a lot of Wredling’s...
In the past year, beauty industry sales have been booming. One may think that the shoppers buying these products, at stores like Ulta and Sephora, are adults, but that is not the case. The truth is...
As you may know, one of D303's core values is belonging. Along with belonging, our district's main priorities are student attendance and academics. Our school strives to ensure that our students attend...
Recently, D303 has voted to implement new school boundaries as a way to combat recent overcrowding in D303 schools. These new boundaries are part of the District's "Facility Master Plan" to "ensure...
COVID-19. The virus has killed many people all around the world and is still today. Since 2020, the number of COVID-19 cases has increased rapidly. Scientists and researchers have changed the guidelines...
Overview
Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights. The word “Diwali” means row of lamps. Diwali symbolizes good over evil, light over darkness, and knowledge over ignorance. It celebrates Rama’s...
For many WredHawks this New Year, New Year's Day celebrations include television specials, late bedtimes, and family gatherings. However, for many around the world, not only are New Year's Day traditions...
