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42Fifty is the student media Publication of Oswego High School, Oswego, IL. Stories attributed to 42Fifty are written by editorial staff, or in the case of staff editorial, reflect a quorum of the student staff's ideas and opinions. To learn more about the 42Fifty staff, please see the About or Our Staff page on the website.
42Fifty Entertainment Editor Gavin Dolan, Dominick Aprile, and former 42Fifty Podcast Editor Eddie Phelps discuss the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 release and all of the benefits of the upgraded Nintendo. Tune in for their expert analysis.
The OH chapter Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society,  did an outstanding job presenting its most anticipated event of the year: The Junior High Math Competition.  "The math competition is a junior high math competition that we hold every year and it’s our biggest event," Mu Alpha Theta Historian Jordan Trader said.
If you ask OH students, they’ll tell you that they have never seen the school’s menstrual product dispensers stocked. While locations like the nurse’s office have free, available menstrual products for students, students do not have access to these necessary products in the school bathrooms.  According to the Illinois General Assembly, “[[M]]enstrual hygiene products shall be made available in bathrooms of every school building that are open for student use in grades 4 through 12 during the regular school day,” and “school district[[s]] shall make menstrual (rather than feminine) hygiene products available, at no cost to students.”
Adviser Amy Howerton welcomed thirteen new inductees to the OH William Nunamaker chapter of the Quill & Scroll Journalism Honor Society last month in...
Although OH attendance has improved from last year, chronic absenteeism is still far above the national and IL state averages. This attendance issue has left many counselors, parents, and administrators uncertain about how to encourage students to come to school.  According to the Illinois School Report Card, OH's chronic absenteeism percentage (the percentage of students who miss five percent or more of school days per year either with or without a valid excuse) dropped from 37.8% to 30.9%.