German Club members embraced the holiday spirit by partaking in weihnachten activities. The festivities began with the members celebrating St. Martinstag on Nov. 15. This long-lasting European holiday...

Turkey Trot Students  were invited to participate in the first annual Turkey Trot on the last day before Thanksgiving break.    North physical education teachers organize the Turkey Trot...

Plainfield Younglife took on the iconic kickoff- to- winter trip, Polar Bear weekend at Lake Geneva for the 7th year in a row on Nov. 6-8. The kids were lucky enough to have a fun- filled weekend while...

A mysterious cult takes hold upon a young girl, and it is her younger brother's job to make the journey to save her.  That is what the audience can expect from D.W. Gregory’s “Salvation Road” being...

Students  were invited to unleash their inner hustle, get funky and boogie through North’s homecoming week from Oct. 4-8.   Festive decorations lined the main entry way to fit this year's homecoming...

Anyone can hear when she’s around. The ‘ooh’s’ and ‘aww’s’ of students passing by. Chloe, North’s support dog, is in the building full-time after a year of regulations. While it did take...

Colorful Student Council campaign posters line the hallways as students make their way to class. This signals that first semester of school is back in session   Senior Tvisha Baxi was elected...

The Tigers Return All students and staff returned to in-person learning on Aug. 18 after a year of hybrid and remote learning. Due to the summer rise in COVID cases, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced...

Which teacher worked in the circus? Which teacher used to be a zoo keeper?   In a break from tradition, North Student Council hosted two weeks of spirit for students from April 19-30 including...

Plainfield North High School junior Ethan Witek earned a perfect “36” on the ACT college entrance exam, on his first try. Less than half of one percent of students who take the ACT earn the top...

“The person born with a talent they are meant to use will find their greatest happiness in using it,” German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.   Twelve different acts from all grade levels...