On July 9, the Teaching Equitable Asian American Community History (TEAACH Act) was signed by Illinois Governor JB Prizker in the Niles West Gymnasium, making Illinois the first state to require Asian...
Q: Can you introduce yourself, your role, and your career history for anyone who may not be aware?
My name is Daniel Biss, and I am Evanston’s mayor. For the last several years, I’ve been doing...
ETHS will make several significant adjustments that will dramatically reshape the school with which so many people are familiar—the most infamous of which being finals. ETHS has eliminated the semester...
Following the postponement of Evanston’s Pride celebration due to inclement weather, the event was rescheduled for July 17. The rescheduled event consisted of a community picnic and a candle lighting...
August 16, 2021: whether it’s with apprehension or excitement, the ETHS community has long awaited the return of full-time, in-person school. While many have anticipated a return to normalcy, CDC guidelines...
The District 202 Board of Education appointed Mirah Anti to fill the opening on the school board on June 21.
The vacancy on the school board opened up when former board member Jude Laude decided not...
Last March, ETHS announced a variety of substantial changes for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year to support student wellbeing, including revisions to the tardy and detention policy. The changes are a...
Although this is the 158th year since the Emancipation Proclamation was issued, it was Evanston’s first in-person Juneteenth parade.
The parade started at 11am on June 19 at Robert Crown’s newly...
The ETHS Class of '21 Virtual Graduation ceremony is set to take place at 10am on Sunday, May 23, featuring speeches from Cassidy Hubbarth, ETHS alum and current NBA reporter for ESPN, as well as the Evanstonian's...
In 1985, when Take on Me dominated radio stations and The Breakfast Club had just been released to theaters, Lisa Oberman joined the ETHS English department. She’s spent several decades teaching freshman...
At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, painting, ceramics and drawing teacher Marla Seibold will be retiring but will continue to look back fondly at her 32 years of teaching at ETHS. When asked about...
