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The student news site of Antioch Community High School.

Sequoit Media

The student news site of Antioch Community High School.

Sequoit Media

The student news site of Antioch Community High School.

Sequoit Media

As COVID-19 hit March 13, 2020, students were forced to create a new reality, as ACHS approached a year of this new lifestyle on March 13, 2021.

The Anniversary of a New Reality

Antioch Community High School’s learning environment has experienced many changes since March 13, 2020, but students hope to see a better future for themselves.
Chloe Barbarise, Editor In Chief
March 18, 2021
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Principal Eric Hamilton observes a classroom as an effort to keep in touch with his students.

An Administrative (Dis)connect

As students go about their high school careers, they may never form the same connections with administrators as they would with teachers or their peers. Some administrators say it is normal, others make it their mission to have students know their face and to know students’ names individually.
Charlotte Bongratz, Tom Tom Staff
November 19, 2019
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Principle of Antioch Community High School, Eric Hamilton, is working hard on improving aspects of the school. For Antioch Community High School to keep the exemplary distinction the school has to continue improving, in order keep up with other school.

Exemplary Education

An exemplary designation was appointed to Antioch Community High School by the Illinois State Board of Education for the second year in a row.
Olivia Gerhardt, Photography Director
November 18, 2019
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Poor leadership has the capacity to ruin collaborative relationships. Principal Eric Hamilton spoke on the qualities that create poor leadership and their impact on people. “Ignoring people, not engaging anyone, holding grudges, anger, a lack of trust and ineffectiveness,” Hamilton said. “They all manifest into an unwillingness to change or receive feedback.”

What Leaders Aren’t

Qualities of good leadership are easy to see, but qualities of bad leadership can be felt by every follower.
Shannon Price, Tom Tom Staff
January 25, 2019
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