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AT theatre chose “Chicago” as the winter musical from February 9 to February 11. While the idea of a high school performing such a heavy musical initially turned a few heads, AT was able to pull it off flawlessly. Some modifications were required to make Chicago a more school-friendly viewing experience, but the essence of […]

As the pandemic comes to a close, AT administration has looked at reverting back to pre-Covid policies, which includes the weight of final exams for this semester.  The subject of final exam weights has been up in the air since Covid first hit in 2020 when there was a school year that consisted of no

Throughout the current school year, AT has faced countless challenges. Whether regarding admin, staff, student, or extra-curricular activities, our school, like many others, is still struggling in various areas to rebound since the pandemic.  With morale recovering, and alumni who experienced pre-pandemic school life having already graduated, AT has been left to redefine the high

Every family that decorates a tree for the holidays has their own special traditions. Ornaments are important to every Christmas tree, whether they are bought a week before, or hold sentimental value. A Christmas tree without special decorations is practically a glorified house plant. Some families will buy different ornaments every year, but most commonly

Addison Trail has added another club to its abundance of different school activities. The Boys Bowling club will begin meeting at 3:30 pm every Thursday at Stardust starting Dec. 8. The club is open for any boy who would like to come improve his bowling skills and interact with others.  The Boys Bowling club was

AT has a ton of different possibilities and opportunities for its students. One of the most important opportunities is the Seal of Biliteracy, but a lot of students may not know exactly what the Seal of Biliteracy is.  Amanda Robles, the World Language Department Chair said,  “The Seal of Biliteracy is a credential that can

After AT implemented a policy around no extra credit at the beginning of the school year, concerns and confusion regarding the policy caused administration to revisit and revise the circumstances behind no extra credit.  Starting this year, AT admintsration changed around an array of new grading policies which kicked off the school year with some

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.

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