Hoyleton
Hoyleton, IL · Education
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Students express frustration over on-campus dining changes
On Aug. 14, BerryBox Superfood Bar, a St. A Louis-based chain serving açaí bowls, coffee, smoothies and toasts, opened its doors in Pius XII Memorial Library. The new addition occupies the space formerly held by Einstein Bros. Bagels, sparking widespread controversy among students who feel left out of the decision-making process.
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Granite City Football Warriors Keep Trying To Build On Each Week’s Progress
GRANITE CITY – Alton overcame an 85-yard touchdown return on the opening kickoff to beat Granite and give Alton Head Coach Rick Reinhart his first win as the Redbirds’ head coach, with a handful of momentum-changing plays leaving the Warriors unable to recover, Coach Sherand Boyd, Jr., said after last week’s game. The Warriors struck first when Kaysen Emerson fielded the opening kickoff, changed fields and raced down the near sideline for a touchdown. A failed two-point conversion attempt left Granite ahead 6-0. Granite recovered an onside kick on the ensuing kickoff but could not capitalize, giving Alton the ball for the first time.
fhntoday.com
FHN Choirs Perform for District Administrators [Photo Gallery]
On Wednesday, Sept. 30, during 7th hour, Knight Sound and Bella Voce performed for Francis Howell district administrators from both Francis Howell High School and Francis Howell Central High School. Mrs Oncken’s 7th hour ‘Auroras’ came out to watch the performance as well as Mrs. Doverspikes english class. The group performed two songs they are premiering at performances later this year. The performance was preparation for their upcoming concerts in December, as well as an opportunity to show off their talents to district administration. (Photos by: Addi Wilson)
marquettemessenger.com
Opinion: Maximize Learning – Take Notes by Hand
In my time at MHS, I have seen students reach for their Chromebook far more often than their notebooks when it’s time to take notes. Note-taking isn’t a skill directly taught in all classes, so a lot of the time, students learn through trial and error. We figure out what works for us and what actually helps us learn.
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heraldpubs.com
All 5 Mascoutah School District Schools Earns Illinois Purple Star School Designation
MASCOUTAH – Mascoutah CUSD 19 is incredibly proud and honored to announce that every school in the school district has been recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education on its inaugural list of Purple Star Schools! The prestigious Purple Star School designation is in recognition of district schools’ commitments to serving military-connected students and their families.
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St. Louis Community College Gets $10.8M to Expand Aid Eligibility for 44 Programs
St. Louis Community College is getting a $10.8 million infusion from the U.S. Department of Labor to help 44 existing short-term career programs, from truck driver certifications to medical technician training, qualify for federal financial aid aimed at low-income students. The $65 million funding round was announced September 23 by the Department of Labor, and the college's award comes as it has spent years retooling its campuses and course offerings to pursue workforce funding.
mymoinfo.com
High School Football Preview – Week 6, 2026
An abundance of conference games highlight the Parkland’s Week 6 football slate. But first, it’s a big matchup in Class 4 District 1 when the Hillsboro Hawks face the Windsor Owls. Hillsboro lost 20-0 to rival Festus last week. Hawks head coach Bill Sucharski said his team is dealing with injuries, which limits what they can do.
metroeaststar.com
Noa Grace Welborn Builds Impressive Resume at Althoff Catholic High School
BELLEVILLE – Noa Grace Welborn is a dedicated member of her school community. For her accomplishments, Noa Grace Welborn is a Student of the Month for Althoff Catholic High School. Welborn, a senior, is a creative force. She has participated in the school theater program and the choir since...
Student Life
WashU ends Faculty Fellows Program
The Faculty Fellows Program, which placed faculty members in apartments in residential colleges, is being phased out due to “a significant inconsistency in residential engagement between residential communities,” Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Success Sheryl Mauricio told Student Life in an email. The decision to sunset the program...
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Behind the scenes: Longhorn Council connects the West community
High school can be a scary place for anyone and everyone. From the new class of freshmen, who spend weeks wandering around the building lost, looking for classes or anyone they recognize, to the teachers who have just graduated and are hoping they don’t regret choosing to teach high school students over sweet elementary kids. Many high schools live up to the scary expectations people have; however, West High is not one of those schools because of our Longhorn Council (LOCO) members, like sophomore class president Sam Swiezynski, who work to make West a hospitable community for all.
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West Newsmagazine
Parkway South junior wins three consecutive cross country meets
After breaking his leg in his first cross country meet as a freshman, Parkway South junior Will Leary has shown the ability to be considered among the area’s top runners. “Will is learning what it takes in training to rise to the top tier of Missouri cross country running,” Patriots coach Blair Porter said. “It's a challenging path, the training is exhausting and the competition is deep.