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Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Poster made by Student Council to promote the dates of the sock gift exchange.

Keeping warm during the winter

Parker Carley, Sports Editor
January 21, 2022
Women in STEAM Club has started this year. The club tries to explore different careers in STEAM and invites guest speakers to help inform students about different jobs in the field.

Women in STEAM club to host speakers

Sadie Good, Bear Facts Contributor
January 13, 2022
The girls basketball team practices for their upcoming holiday tournament taking place in the end of December. The tournament will include teams from various schools.

Girls basketball team to participate in holiday tournament

Madison Troth and Grace Garrow, Bear Facts Contributors
January 12, 2022
Taken during child development (circle time), students are able to delve deeper into the teaching career. The class will be offered starting next semester.

Future teachers

Mckenzee Johnson, Bear Facts Contributor
December 20, 2021
Instead of having a traditional 90 minute exam, students may have a cumulative summative test, project, or nothing at all (photo by and used with the permission of Nguyen Dang Hoang Nhu)

Final exams canceled

Mackenzie Rough, Staff Writer
December 17, 2021
Due to the construction of the new May Whitney, much of the old furniture, pictured above, is being compiled for resale or recycling. Each item is assessed for its value and then either sold, recycled, or donated.

District 95’s resale and recycling

Jane Yu, Digital Editor-in-Chief
December 17, 2021
On December 15, Bare Voices, Bear Strings, and Blue Notes will perform several holiday tunes in a separate concert. Due to COVID, the concert did not occur last year.

‘Tis the season: Bare Voices, Blue Notes, and Bear Strings to perform a winter concert

Jeanne Yu, Bear Facts Contributor
December 14, 2021
According to a Bear Facts Student Media survey of 334 students, the cancellation of finals has caused confusion among students.

The future of finals

Mackenzie Rough, Staff Writer
December 13, 2021
Mark Pfister, Lake County Health Department executive director, talked to students about the development and effectiveness of the COVID vaccine. “The technology and being able to look at the genomic sequence made it much more beneficial to put this vaccine together in a timely manner, but billions of dollars were allocated for additional research and development, and I think thats what a lot of us forget about; pharmaceutical companies, when they do research and development, they want to invest in something that is going to be a return on their investment. Usually, the flu vaccines tend not to be a large return on their investment, so in this case, theyre getting a large return on investment and put in the research that was necessary to get these very highly effective vaccines that are 90 plus percent effective,” Pfister said. “The flu vaccines tend to be about 40 to 60% effective, so great, great work that they did to get these very effective vaccines.”

LCHD updates student journalists about vaccination

Sasha Kek, LZ Life Editor
December 3, 2021
After Halloween, many parents and students find themselves with extra candy. According to an email from Ryan Rubenstein, assistant principal, people can drop off their leftover candy to schools in the district to be donated to veterans and deployed service members.

NHS introduces new “Treats for Troops”

Jane Yu, Digital Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2021
With a majority of students feeling anxious in school, the calming room is a supervised place students can go when they need to process their emotions. “For me, its a quiet place. Its just quiet, I can get my work done, and its nice to have a place for students to go to,” Michaela Towne, Spanish teacher and calming room supervisor, said. “It doesnt benefit as much, but it is nice for students if they feel like, Okay, I need to take a break, they now have a place to go.”

School builds calming room for students to process negative emotions

Sasha Kek, LZ Life Editor
October 28, 2021
Matthew Nerenberg, sophomore and band student, in the middle of recording his oboe audition for ILMEA. Students were told to create a single video, encompassing all parts of the audition.

ILMEA auditions online for second year in a row

Gurneer Sidhu, Secretary
October 19, 2021
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