Before Leah Pelletier was a biomedical science teacher, she was an aspiring pediatrician.
That is, until all eight medical schools she applied to rejected her. Or maybe it was seven — one got lost...
Sabrina Glosson, Contributing Writer
• March 23, 2022
Margaret Carhart stands in front of her 8th period English class. The fluorescent lights beam on her chattering students as they walk in fatigued and tired from the long day. Although the day has been...
The halls are crowded as students walk in, seeing their friends from the other half of the alphabet for the first time in almost a year. Spirits are high until they walk into class and see students with...
A classroom is filled with chatter as the students within it settle into their seats. The bell rings, and a teacher scrambles to get the classroom under control. They begin class, narrating a slideshow...
After starting returning to school January 20, many students and teachers say that hybrid learning is going well, and should continue as planned as they work out problems.
While teachers figure out...
Walking through the door and into a new classroom for the first time can be a scary thing, especially when transitioning from high school to college. Luckily for students that attend McHenry County College,...
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