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The Fielder

The student news site of Plainfield High School Central Campus

The Fielder

The student news site of Plainfield High School Central Campus

The Fielder

Danger of protest outweighs rewards
Sean Dorsey, Staff Writer • March 28, 2025

  Every American has the right to assemble peaceably in protest. I support that right. However, I feel it’s important that those who decide to protest understand the importance of doing so in a peaceful manner. Right...

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Fielder Friday | March 21st, 2025
Fielder Friday | March 21st, 2025
Nicholas Rees, Fielder Friday Editor • March 21, 2025

Happy Friday, Wildcats! Direct video link: https://youtu.be/jv8--_JF9mA

Everything new at start of school
Natalie Adelmann, Assistant Editor-in-Chief • September 23, 2024

Amidst new bathroom pass systems, gates under the catwalk, and free school lunches, students may be curious as to how all of these changes came...

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A senior is awarded a scholarship during last year’s Senior Honors Night. Thousands of dollars are given out each year.
Scholarships available for students to apply
Hailey Fay, Editor-In-Chief • March 28, 2025

Scholarships are payments towards a student’s education gifted due to their achievements. In a recent Fielder survey, 38 out of 54 seniors polled will be attending college, yet only 23 have applied for scholarships. “I...

8-Period day begins next year
Natalie Adelmann, Assistant Editor-In-Chief • March 28, 2025

After nine years full of conversations about the hypothetical “8 Period Day”, the new schedule will be introduced for the 2025-2026 school year. While classes will be cut from 55 minutes on average to 48 minutes, the...

Breaking News: ACES team makes it to state
March 27, 2025

Four students in the ACES  (Academic Challenge in Engineering and Science) team are very proud of their achievements, as they worked hard for their win and subsequently qualified to compete at state on April 17.  Ubaldo...

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Budget cuts hurt teens
Lee Hoffee, In-depth Editor • March 28, 2025

Many government services and departments are facing budget cuts, and some of these cuts will affect the school. Due to the abruptness of the cuts, it is unclear how the school will be affected, aside from...

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Ava Lambert, sophomore, passes the ball down field during their 7-0 victory against Joliet 
Catholic Academy, on Monday, March 17.
Girls soccer kicks off with winning record
Alexis Listermann, Sports Editor • March 28, 2025

With a strong start to the season, the girls soccer team continues to push themselves. With a record of 2-0-1, the team is hoping to add another win at a home game today,...

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Banning books robs students
Banning books robs students
Emma Cowden, Feature Editor • December 13, 2023

Locked away behind bars and never to be read again. Their pages and lessons deteriorate in their age.  The banned book list has hit over...