
In the wake of February’s massacre at a high school in Parkland, Florida, Payton students and faculty shared their thoughts on whether arming teachers would be a proper way to prevent school shootings from happening in the future.
In the wake of February’s massacre at a high school in Parkland, Florida, Payton students and faculty shared their thoughts on whether arming teachers would be a proper way to prevent school shootings from happening in the future.
By Hope Rogers, Staff Writer The Illinois primary election will be held on Tuesday, March 20. Several important seats will be decided as a result of this election, most notably the […]
Payton students walked out of school today and linked arms around the block to protest gun violence and mourn the loss of 17 students who were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Students […]
Seniors formed the number 18 on February 28. Get a sneak peek at the senior event. Photos by Veronica Gibson ’19
By Hope Rogers, Staff Writer Federal and state laws require schools to have clear policies outlining how sexual harassment should be reported, and the consequences for an individual proven to have harassed […]
by Jonathan Zhanay, Staff Writer On December 1, the sugary beverage tax was repealed after a fifteen-to-one vote by Cook County commissioners. With the loudest opposition coming from beverage industries and local […]
As the school becomes larger and more teachers are hired, how does the diversity at Payton compare to CPS and Chicago?Infograph by TJ Boland and Julia Moore Payton Expands to 1,077 and […]