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The pilot of the AP African American Studies course is off to a strong start this year at Oak Park and River Forest High School, according to...
Former Chicago Police Department officer Cindy Guerra was hired July 13 as the new director of campus safety, replacing Cherylynn Jones-McLeod....
Many classes at Oak Park and River Forest High School focus on college preparation and college-level learning. OPRF’s Advanced Placement program...
Unlike many high schools, which produce just a few shows a year, Oak Park and River Forest High School has a packed production calendar, with...
Oak Park and River Forest High School’s show choir, Noteworthy, is a highly selective group of singers, dancers and live band members. The...
If someone is looking for locally made music in Oak Park, they need not look further than Val’s halla Records on Harrison Street, where local...
As the U.S. gears up for the Presidential election next year, questionable ideologies are shaping the current political landscape. In particular,...
Every Oak Park and River Forest High School versus Fenwick High School sporting event can be defined by one familiar chant from the orange and...
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...
Oak Park and River Forest High School athletics has had an exciting start. This is the first taste of sports at OPRF for the 2023 fall season....
For many Americans, the start of fall means football. The crowded stands of the Oak Park and River Forest High School stadium on Aug. 26 proved...
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As the U.S. gears up for the Presidential election next year, questionable ideologies are shaping the current political landscape. In particular,...
Every Oak Park and River Forest High School versus Fenwick High School sporting event can be defined by one familiar chant from the orange and...
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...
Oak Park and River Forest High School athletics has had an exciting start. This is the first taste of sports at OPRF for the 2023 fall season....
For many Americans, the start of fall means football. The crowded stands of the Oak Park and River Forest High School stadium on Aug. 26 proved...
From taking childhood park district tennis lessons to being a potentially state-bound athlete, Oak Park and River Forest freshman Lucy Stein...
Oak Park and River Forest High School hosted the third Set the Expectation sexual assault awareness event Sept. 8 to 14 with a special speaker: sexual violence advocate and National Service Courage award honoree Brenda Tracy. “It is important to make sure that as much of the student body as possible is aware of sexual assault and what they can do to stop it,” said senior and Set the Expectation...
Local leaders had a strong message for students who attended Oak Park and River Forest High School’s first-ever Civics Service-Learning fair...
Two notable additions to the OPRF staff this school year are Kermit Blakley and Benjamin Marcial, deans who bring a wealth of experience in data...
The architects for Project 2, the upcoming renovation of OPRF’s athletic facilities, presented a slideshow of design updates to the Board of...
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Unlike many high schools, which produce just a few shows a year, Oak Park and River Forest High School has a packed production calendar, with four shows opening before Thanksgiving. This fall, the offerings range from a comedic murder mystery to an original musical to an introspective drama written and directed by a student. (Show descriptions are condensed versions of those provided by the Oak Park and River Forest High School Theater Department). In the Little Theater: “The Play That Goes Wrong” Written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer...
Oak Park and River Forest High School’s show choir, Noteworthy, is a highly selective group of singers, dancers and live band members. The...
If someone is looking for locally made music in Oak Park, they need not look further than Val’s halla Records on Harrison Street, where local...
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