Lake Zurich High School Student Media

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Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
Lake Zurich High School Student Media

Bear Facts
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Capturing the memories

Lindsey Bitzer, Sports Editor
May 10, 2024
The Ela library promotes world languages and is looking forward to hosting the welcome event.

Ukrainian welcome event

Parker Carley, Magazine Editor-in-Chief
November 18, 2022
Easter takes place on Sunday after 40 days of Lent. To celebrate, many families get together and participate in traditions.

Here comes spring!

Lindsey Bitzer, Staff Writer
April 17, 2022
Colin Smith, sophomore, holds a picture of his father from his deployment. (Photo illustration by Sasha Kek)

More than just a holiday

Sophia Babcock, Magazine Editor in Chief
November 11, 2021
Celebrating Moms Everywhere

Celebrating Moms Everywhere

Sophia Babcock, Staff Writer
May 9, 2021
Although families can come in many shapes and many sizes, Adam Monnette, senior, says his family dynamic has shaped him into the person he is today.

A family, a story

Kyra Keena, Bear Facts Contributor
April 2, 2021
Living in a big family requires a precise schedule to coordinate through the day. “I started at 8:00am and I taught periods one through three, and then eight and nine, so I had the middle of the day off, which was nice because I was able to eat lunch with my kids and spend some time with them,” Meghan Reynolds, English teacher and mother of three kids, said. “For my kids, my six-year-old and my seven-year-old, they started at 8:30. They were live with their teacher, sitting in front of their computer, for five to six hours a day, so similar to me; it worked out because we had the middle of the day off together, which was nice.”

Chaos, commotion, and fun

Sasha Kek, Secretary
February 8, 2021
While there are many distractions that people have to face, I encounter three particular challenges: my family, my dogs, and my technology.

Dealing with distractions at home

Adam Monnette, Live Media Manager
October 27, 2020
One way students are staying connected through the quarantine is through video calling their friends. This is especially true for Abby DeGustino, junior, who enjoys facetiming or zooming her friends.

Staying connected: students find new ways to interact despite quarantine

Ruby Lueras, Secretary
May 22, 2020
With the combination of middle schools, new friends are made. With similar interests, a “family” of the closest friends can be created, where they can cheer you up through difficult times.

The family I never knew I needed

Annette Suk, Events Coordinator
January 26, 2020
Want a different taste this thanksgiving? Bear Facts compiled some alternative thanksgiving recipes to enjoy this year!

Thanksgiving Alternatives

Sreelikhi Vangavolu, Spotlight Editor
December 2, 2019
Chad Oliver, left, holds a cross showing his religious faith. His brother; Sean Oliver, right holds a picture of their family together.

Brotherly love: how family, religion and a close brother influenced one student’s life

Spencer Steeves, Bear Facts Contribuitor
May 24, 2019
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