Ensuring students never forget
Winter Sports Preview 2021
D95 foundation to host virtual 5k
Altered events, steadfast values
Seniors extended opportunity to come in for five-day learning
Stay-at-home senioritis
Dancing through COVID-19
A vaccine at the end of the tunnel
Chaos, commotion, and fun
Investing for the future
The view from the front of the zoom room
An early adieu
![Because this is the last year for seniors at Lake Zurich, the school is trying to engage them as much as possible. “The decision was made to begin with our senior class [as] we're trying to think creatively of all different types of ways to really engage our seniors in their final year here at LZ, and that's been quite a task, but one that we still remain really passionate about,” Ashley Weltler, assistant principal of academics, said. “We made the decision to begin with our seniors to offer the opportunity to still come in and engage daily at LZ.”](https://www.lzbearfacts.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/20210218_141006-900x721.jpg)
![The high school will shift to elearning next week between October 26 to November 9, which can be an advantage or disadvantage depending on perspective. “Although [teachers] might have a more difficult time teaching through Zoom, I think that they'll feel probably more comfortable [shifting to elearning] because I know a lot of my teachers were expressing that they were nervous to go back into the school; a couple of them had to take a leave of absence because of it,” Annie Moriarity, freshman, said. “Some [parents] may be like, ‘Okay, whatever,’ but parents who might need their kid to be in school for childcare purposes might feel a little upset.”](https://www.lzbearfacts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/EDS.jpg)