Statesman

Ideas Worth Spreading

Olivia Han, Staff Reporter | September 26, 2018

Stevenson’s very first TEDxYOUTH event was held on Sept. 7th in the Recital Hall where a selected group of students introduced their own ideas worth spreading

ELLevating Stevenson’s Curriculum

Stephanie Levitt, Staff Reporter | September 23, 2018

Stevenson administration creates two new courses for students: iOS App Development and Programming for Mobile Makers, Current Events ELL

Academic Dishonesty Uncovered

Olivia Lamberti and Ellie Baden | September 12, 2018

Stevenson students caught in organized cheating effort, consequences range from LOP, suspensions to removal from extracurriculars

Putting the fun in FUNdraiser

Ellie Baden and Chloe Myers | September 12, 2018

On Sept. 8, roughly 2100 students, families and members of the community gathered in Lot E for National Honor Society’s annual Streetfest. “It’s a really great way at the beginning of the...

The debate team hosted its fifth annual tournament for the middle school debate programs at Aptakisic Junior High School and Daniel Wright Middle School on May 2. The tournament, hosted at Stevenson, capped...

Robots Repeat Reign

Anjini Grover, Staff Reporter | March 19, 2018

For the second time in two years, Stevenson won the VEX Robotics state championship on Feb. 24 at Niles North High School with three teams qualifying for the VEX Robotics World Championship in April. The...

In the Zone

Anjini Grover, Staff Reporter | February 7, 2018

Stevenson’s VEX Robotics teams battled it out on Saturday, Jan. 27 at the State Championship Qualifier tournament. Teams have been preparing since the end of last April when this year’s challenge...

Stevenson Lockdown Draws Attention to Security

Dylan Hu, Staff Reporter | September 24, 2017

Stevenson High School went into a school lockdown on the night of September 13 in response to a nearby armed robbery in Buffalo Grove. This crisis, which held students in a lockdown until police noted...

Main Break Causes Issues

Olivia Lamberti, News Editor | September 11, 2017

Sammi Schnuer '18 and many of her peers weren’t perturbed by the water main break Aug. 17. Thanks to the senior’s post on social media, students wore sunglasses, Hawaiian shirts and other beach...

Forum encourages debate, diverse political viewpoints

Olivia Lamberti, Staff Reporter | April 25, 2017

From working with Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign to debating geopolitics with Model United Nations (MUN), Daniel Bien ’18 isn’t afraid of confronting controversy within current events. The...

Outward bound

Adele Lee, Staff Reporter | April 3, 2017

As the school year comes to a close, many seniors across the country must ask themselves: “What comes next for me?” For the majority of high school students in Illinois, attending college out-of-state...

AP prep course attendance declines

Karaj Singh, Staff Reporter | March 20, 2017

For the past eight years, Stevenson has offered AP preparatory classes that students can take over the summer. These classes serve as bridges to year-long AP courses and were implemented to give students...