THE CHAMPION WEEKLY
From the staff of Lane Tech's student newspaper
THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES
The Lane LSC Student Representatives at the March LSC meeting. (Alex Burstein for The Champion)
As spring comes around in Chicago, that means it’s budget time for CPS. At the March LSC meeting, Principal Edwina Thompson gave an initial look at Lane’s budget for the 2022-23 school year. Lane will enter the school year with a slightly bigger budget than this year, though Thompson is hoping an appeal will get Lane even more funds. The meeting also featured an update on the symbol selection process, talk about next year’s school calendar and more. Editor-in-Chief Alex Burstein has a full recap from the meeting.
A screenshot from an email sent by the Lane administration regarding a prom eligibility program.
Prom may not be as feasible as some Lane seniors were hoping. New demerit and debt requirements from the administration released to all Lane seniors via email earlier this month received mixed feedback from students. Managing Editor Aidan Sadovi has more on the student reaction.
Sports
The Lane Boys Track and Field team after winning the indoor city title. (Photo courtesy of Abraham Ailemen)
The Lane Boys Track and Field team closed out indoor season in victorious fashion on Sat. March 19 at the CPL indoor championships. A mix of strong performances in sprinting, long distance and field events helped Lane pull away from Kenwood to clinch the city title at the Gately indoor track. Editor-in-Chief Alex Burstein has a full recap of the championship performance.
