Since 1984, the Chicago area has benefited from the inspiring teaching of Joseph O'Shea, but it won't anymore. O'Shea has taught at ETHS for the past 23 years in a variety of science courses, including...

15. That's the number of courses Tracy Autry has taught during her 33-year-long career at ETHS. Autry began her career in the CTE department in 1984. Since then, she's gone on to teach a wide array...

Last year, Ross Freeland, a former math teacher and baseball coach, passed away from stomach cancer. His memory lives on through ETHS students, staff, and now the Ross Freeland Scholarship. “Mr. Freeland...

While deportation rates rapidly increase in the US, the resolution approved by ETHS District 202 officials last month to become a safe haven continues to protect undocumented students at ETHS. “This...

ETHS students raised $1,600 to buy six acres of land, fertilizer and seed for a school in Malawi, Africa to help students survive starvation. “We tried to do as much as we could, as quick as we could,”...

On December 10th the new Fall Ball dance will replace the Freshman Sophomore formal in hopes to raise the falling attendance. “We are going to try something fresh,” Director of student activities...

Easy as pie. Walk over to the corner of Church and Dodge to visit First Slice, the new restaurant that serves delicious food while helping the needy. “The idea is that the first slice goes to people...

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...

Don’t freak out when you see classes on your schedule like P.E. Blender or The Chicano Movement, for these are just some of the new classes added for the 2016-17 school year. The most anticipated...

Over the past 16 years you might have seen Richard Weiland riding his bike to school in snow, rain, and sunshine, but next year that will change. After 42 years of teaching, the last 16 at ETHS, reading...

Over the past 16 years you might have seen Richard Weiland riding his bike to school in snow, rain, and sunshine, but next year that will change. After 42 years of teaching, the last 16 at ETHS, reading...

The Latinx population in the US is slowing, but not at ETHS, in fact it's growing faster than ever. In order to accommodate the growing population, ETHS is holding its first Latinx Summit where guest...

The Senate’s only current black member, Cory Booker, will discuss why American politics need to shift in the auditorium tonight at 7:30 p.m. “I have always respected Senator Booker,” said Principal...

One to one relationships have been the National Best Buddies model, but ETHS’s use of the family model, which accommodates more students, has led to friction between the school chapter and the organization’s...

A change of spirit. In past years, winter spirit week has always been after semester exams. However, this year it was moved to the week before exams, Jan. 4 through Jan.8. “I think the planners...

Most of the world is concerned about overpopulation, but not at ETHS. The schools increasing enrollment does present challenges like larger class sizes and less resources, but it is presenting new...

They’re back. The Bulls that is and, as part of DECA, 14 students will go to the game on Nov. 13 to learn about the business side of sports. “It allows students to see a side of sports that they...

Be careful where you park. The safety staff have been cracking down on students without parking passes that are parking in the student lots. This year, parking passes sold out in record time, leading...

In a recent release of  Newsweek’s top 500 high schools in the nation, ETHS did not make the list. Newsweek sends out a survey to schools that perform above the 70th percentile for their state. Although...