School to close temporarily next week due to an increase in COVID case in Lake County Sasha Kek, Secretary October 23, 2020
lz95.org makeover: 2019-20 school year brings a new website Parul Pari, Magazine Editor-in-Chief September 5, 2019
District 95 Education Foundation to hold a Vegas-themed Gala Zoya Hasan and Spencer Steeves March 1, 2019
Mobile classrooms to be implemented in District 95 Caroline Sun, Co-Web Editor-in-Chief October 26, 2018
A night in Hollywood: District 95 Education Foundation to host Oscar-themed gala Adam Cupples, Sports Editor February 27, 2018
![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)
