By Gideon Z. Miller-
COVID-19 has changed what Ida Crown’s sports will look like this year. In response to COVID-19, safety guidelines have been adopted by some sports, other sports have switched seasons, and some sports have been canceled.
COVID-19 has changed what Ida Crown’s sports will look like this year. In response to COVID-19, safety guidelines have been adopted by some sports, other sports have switched seasons, and some sports have been canceled.
By Hannah Rothner-
The beginning of the school year signifies a return to early mornings and long days. Tests and homework are being assigned every day, and sports have just begun. The start of the year can be overwhelming, and another question is on many students’ minds: how do you find the right club? This will serve as the perfect guide for all incoming freshmen, or even students that are returning to school and need a refresher.
By Hadassah Bernstein-
Ida Crown welcomed 58 incoming freshmen joining the school this year from the various middle schools in Illinois and throughout the United States. These feeder schools include Akiba Shechter, Arie Crown, Chicagoland Jewish Day School, Hillel Torah, Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov, Solomon Schecter, and Torah Academy of Minneapolis. Let us meet these new freshmen!
By Kayla Kupietzky-
Incoming freshmen at Ida Crown find themselves in a new school with new peers and teachers, an experience that can be scary and sometimes overwhelming. However, freshman year is also incredibly exciting and filled with many new opportunities.
By Gabe Burstyn-
COVID-19 forced the cancellation of popular Ida Crown summer activities such as Camp Moshava and Israel programs, creating an unconventional summer. Despite these losses, students took the opportunity to take online classes, get jobs, run backyard camps, and work in camps.