A student from one of the nation's best high school music programs, at least if the GRAMMY Foundation has anything to say about it, says her teachers make music come alive.
We know about one film that won an award on May 17 at the Chicagoland High School Film Festival: Ruin, by three students at Hersey High School in Arlington Heights.
Our coverage of a possible statewide marching band championship in Illinois, one sponsored by the IHSA, comes to an end, given the absence of any response from the IHSA.
Some work at the University of California, Berkeley, suggests that many people associate the same colors with the same emotions produced by music, depending on its character.
The high schools in Indian Prairie School District 204 will host fine arts festivals Saturday, May 18. The all-day affairs should be some of the best prepared school entertainment this year.
Students at Plainfield Central HS were expected to perform in a musical this weekend, but the storms over the past week caused every school in the district to close today. We still don't know if the show will go on.
Musicals this spring include <em>The Wiz</em> at Naperville Central High School. A 65-member cast is expected to sing and dance about courage, brains, heart, and home.