It's hard to believe that just 23 years ago, paddling kids was legal in Illinois schools. Yet, for decades this was a standard of discipline in the American public school (it still is, in Texas!) Suspensions...

While many seniors can’t wait to go out of state for college, leaving the country for school has more benefits than they might think. “Degrees are shorter term and less expensive. Instead of paying...

Even as national college enrollment and graduation rates start to decline due to the high costs, ETHS continues to guide students to find the right college and career.             “The...

What’s in your wallet? Not a driver’s license. There has been a statistical decline in teenagers getting their driver's’ licenses over the last generation. “Drivers licenses are not as strong...

Treat your neighbor how you want to be treated. As the NU-ETHS partnership office goes into its fifth year. it cements previous programs and brings in new ones. “A common misconception about our...

Parents who work day shifts or who can’t take time off work to attend Open House will now be able to go tonight to the Evening Open House. “I’m looking forward to the change,” Principal Marcus...

Changes have been implemented for the Black Female and Male Summits on Sept. 20 and 22 to increase student involvement and add more similarities between the two. “We wanted to make sure that the summits...

To foster more conversation about the graphic novel March, all freshmen will participate in an open-ended discussion in their Freshman Advisory Study Hall periods, Sept. 26. “For the freshman we are...

Controversy over trigger warnings has lit up campuses nationwide, but not at ETHS. “I can’t rationalize why a school wouldn’t have trigger warnings,” Principal Dr. Marcus Campbell said. “The...