Blazers mourn educator, longtime Addison resident
Suzanne Flemming passed away on Oct. 9 after spending decades in Addison as a highly visible resident, raising a large family and serving the community through her work with Addison schools.
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AT Theatre debuts season with hilarious ‘Harvey’
Addison Trail’s fall play this year was “Harvey.” Many of AT’s theater students took part in the production. To name a few, Lea Staller, Nathan Redmann, Stehaphine Ortiz, and Jack DiDomenic. The play followed a man named Elwood who truly believes his imaginary rabbit friend named ‘Harvey’ is real. The production is meant to be …
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AT mourns loss of Joseph ‘Joey’ Banks
No school ever wants to hear that a student has passed, especially a student that brought such joy to everyone around him. Joey Banks was a senior here at Addison Trail and passed away on Aug. 23rd. Joey will never be forgotten by the endless hearts he touched in his lifetime. Joey was known for …
Students learn hands on during different abilities week
AT hosted its annual Different Abilities Week for the week of March 21 to March 25 as a way to honor and bring awareness to those who have different abilities.AT has been having Different Abilities Week for the past 13 years which AT has put on with the help of Best Buddies and Special Olympics …
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AT registers to vote
23 AT students registered to vote on March 16 l through the volunteer efforts of the League of Women Voters of Illinois, who came to the school to run registration. The event was set up in part by government teacher Levonne Cescolini Boyer. She said that her efforts were a result of the tremendous opportunity …
Students infuriated as administration cancels senior assassins game
A student run Senior Assassins game that was to take place outside of school was shut down by administration in the latter months of March after concerns about student safety. The shutdown came after a Willowbrook student injured another student on school grounds when a student shot the injured student with a frozen orbee. While …
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AT hosts biannual blood drive
AT hosted its biannual blood drive on Wednesday, March 9, in hopes of playing a role in the alleviation of the stress caused by the ongoing national blood shortage. This year’s blood drive brought out 58 different donors, including AT students, AT staff members, and members of the Addison community. With each pint sized donation …
At celebrates music in schools with musical concert assembly
AT’s music department put on the Music in our Schools assembly on March 2 to promote the music department throughout AT.March is national music in our schools month which is a month to promote music education within schools.The Music in our Schools assembly consisted of performances from Wind Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra, Concert Choir, Guitar Ensemble, …
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Math team finishes in the 50th percentile at regional meet
AT’s Math Team finished their 2021-22 season after they went to conference and regionals and is a way for students to compete with others in math related events.Math team is a club that consists of different groups of students competing on either the algebra 1, geometry, algebra 2, or precalculus team in different math related …
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Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill passes, students walk out in protest
In the recent months, the citizens of Florida have expressed their concerns about a new legislation, the House Bill 1557 called “Parental Rights in Education,” but more widely known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Opinions on the bill are split, as its supporters claim that the bill protects young students from being exposed to …
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