The Student Senate meeting on Wednesday, April 4 began with the presentation to the Senate of contracts to run for Senate president and vice president. The race will officially begin on April 23rd, and...

“I felt invincible that day.” Nina Lavezzo-Stecopoulos '20 woke up on Saturday, March 24th feeling extremely nervous, despite the confidence she had felt leading up to the worldwide March for Our...

Students Against Hate and Discrimination (SAHD) has been fighting for the introduction of an ethnic studies class at City and West High for over a year. It was originally planned that the course, taught...

ICCSD teachers are trained under ALICE regulations, ALERT - LOCKDOWN - INFORM - COUNTER - EVACUATE Here are some steps students can take during a shooting. For more information visit: https://www.alicetraining.com/

The girls tennis team opened their first day of practice with a smile. There were many new students eager to try out the sport, including Anna Denniston ‘18. “I don’t really know why I decided...

The high school basketball season may be at an end, but over Spring Break both of City High’s gyms were packed with competitors ready to show off their hoops skills. That’s because on Saturday, March...

Students Against School Shootings (SASS), a student-led organization that was formed after the combined Southeast/City High/West High walkout, will be having a sign-making session at City and West High...

That was close. For a team that has dominated competition all season long, City High Girls Basketball's six point victory over Johnston was their toughest test to date. It was an up and down first...

All season long, nobody has been a match for the girls' basketball team. That didn't change in the first-round of the State tournament. After losing to Cedar Falls last year in the quarter-finals,...

On Friday, February 23rd, 15 students from City High and West High left school two and a half hours early to attend a town hall hosted by Senator Chuck Grassley in Manchester, Iowa. The students were...