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Dear Exchange Year, I have always been bad at goodbyes. As the school year winds down, I’m getting ready to end my exchange program and...
Chat GPT is a new artificial intelligence chatbot that has recently caught the attention of many people in education. With the ability to generate...
Oak Park is home to more than 50,000 people, not including some of its smaller residents: fairies. Across Oak Park, many residents are...
The Little Theater was filled with laughter and applause as Oak Park and River Forest High School’s Improv Club performed their first shows...
The shocking moment hit the actors and the audience at the same time: Veronica (played by senior Ava Dalton) wasn’t dead after all. She was...
“These poets all lived and breathed the Chicago air. Regardless of when or where or how they experienced our city, it became, forever, a part...
Wednesdays, late arrival. Something every student looks forward to. More time to sleep in. Time to go get coffee or breakfast with friends. George’s...
The SAT testing period is a time that all students dread. It feels like your future hangs on this test, and if you don’t do well, you should...
High school sports are supposed to be fun. There’s nothing better than being part of a community and team, and the school spirit and competitive...
It would be impossible to capture every winning play and amazing moment from this year’s spring sports season at Oak Park and River Forest...
Amid the sound of splashing from the pool and ABBA songs over the sound system, families and friends cheered for students kicking and flipping...
The Oak Park and River Forest High School Girls Varsity Lacrosse team beat Fenwick High School 18-7 on May 19. This matchup of crosstown rivals...
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Wednesdays, late arrival. Something every student looks forward to. More time to sleep in. Time to go get coffee or breakfast with friends. George’s...
The SAT testing period is a time that all students dread. It feels like your future hangs on this test, and if you don’t do well, you should...
High school sports are supposed to be fun. There’s nothing better than being part of a community and team, and the school spirit and competitive...
It would be impossible to capture every winning play and amazing moment from this year’s spring sports season at Oak Park and River Forest...
Amid the sound of splashing from the pool and ABBA songs over the sound system, families and friends cheered for students kicking and flipping...
The Oak Park and River Forest High School Girls Varsity Lacrosse team beat Fenwick High School 18-7 on May 19. This matchup of crosstown rivals...
A World Cup Tournament took place at Oak Park and River Forest High School this spring, but the mission of this event went beyond soccer. After school on Thursday, April 27, the World Languages Division held its annual soccer tournament with teams representing foreign language classes: France, Italy, China, Japan, Germany and Spain. Teachers sponsoring the event included Rena Mazumdar, Betsy Farley,...
After seven years of deliberation, community input and debates, funding for the new pool has been approved. At its April 27 meeting, the District...
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The Little Theater was filled with laughter and applause as Oak Park and River Forest High School’s Improv Club performed their first shows on May 18. The Improv Club is new to OPRF as of this school year, and it is off to a great start. The club is student-led by seniors Jane DiMaso, Joey DiMaso and Julia Dingman, with the support of teachers Andrew Brown and Kate Hawley. This spring, it became an official school-sponsored club, according to Hawley and Brown. Membership in the club has grown significantly since the beginning of the year....
The shocking moment hit the actors and the audience at the same time: Veronica (played by senior Ava Dalton) wasn’t dead after all. She was...
“These poets all lived and breathed the Chicago air. Regardless of when or where or how they experienced our city, it became, forever, a part...
Not many high schools do plays by Harold Pinter, the British playwright known for complex, difficult works marked by tense pauses. But Oak Park...