Miss Williamson’s second graders at Elise Ford Allen Academy connected with a class in Guyana, South America, to share school experiences and start a pen pal exchange. The students asked questions, shared their school experiences, and realized how lucky they are to have free lunches and bus rides.
3rd-grade teacher Ms. Peyton at Whittier Primary started incubating ducks in her classroom! She explained how ducks have a gestation cycle of 21 days! Students can't wait for these eggs to hatch!
Ms. Dunbar’s nail tech students at WCTC brightened the day for Heartis Village residents with manicures. The residents were grateful for a chance to get pampered and relax!
The last Warrior Way Cafe for the 2024-25 school year was this past week. Our award winning students chefs served up delicious asparagus soup and smoked pork chops!
The Richwoods High School theatre wowed audiences with a stunning performance of Bring It On. It was a truly remarkable show full of energy and talent!
In celebration of Women's History Month, Adam Arenas' 4th grade dual language students created heartfelt PowerPoint presentations honoring the incredible women in their lives—moms, aunts, grandmas, and cousins. Students’ loved ones joined in the celebration!
Anda W from Richwoods was invited to attend the ISBE Student Advisory Council Summit, where we had the opportunity to meet and take a photo with Illinois Superintendent, Dr. Sanders!
Reservoir Gifted Academy’s student council collected an impressive 9 pounds of pop tabs, which they donated at the Student Council State Convention. The best part? The proceeds will support the Ronald McDonald House!
The Yellow 1 classroom at Valeska Hinton ECEC explored the mail process through Letter to Amy and built a rolling mail truck using scooter wheels. They used it to deliver real mail to families and the school office for the mail carrier.
Lego Robotics at Lincoln K-8 is in full swing, sparking creativity and innovation as students dive into building and programming their own robots!
This a friendly reminder to handle your school issued laptop with C.A.R.E.:
C - Carry it gently
A - Avoid food and drinks
R - Respect the screen and keyboard
E - Everyone should treat it with care!
UPCOMING EVENTS
