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Suburban Education
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Barrington Area Unit District 220 school board members, of whom four have been investigated, received training on political activity during a recent board meeting.
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On Oct. 20, Dr. Katie Hurley will present “The New Bully: Confronting Online Conflict, Rumors, and Social Exclusion” through the GPS Parent Series.
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St. Charles Unit District 303 is seeking voter approval for a $282.5 million referendum on Nov. 3 general election ballot. The district is hosting open house events and webinars to inform residents about the proposed projects.
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Fewer than half of East Aurora School District 131 elementary and middle school students are on track for the start of the school year in reading and math, preliminary te...
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Last year, Round Lake Area Schools District 116 was one of two districts facing public backlash after discovering multi-million-dollar budget deficits.
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For the first time in its more than 100 years, Marmion Acacdemy in Aurora welcomed girls as students this fall. So far, so good, according to the Rev. Joel Rippinger, abbot of Marmion Abbey. “You can’t stay around … by just doing the same old, same old,” he said.
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On Oct. 15-17, Glenbard North Theatre will present “The Rainbow Fish,” adapted from Marcus Pfister’s children’s book. The story follows a beautiful fish who refuses to share her shimmering scales until a wise octopus teaches her that kindness is more valuable than beauty.
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On Oct. 14, the Lake Park High School Film Appreciation Society and Lake Park German Exchange Program will host a German-themed double feature in the West Campus auditorium in Roselle, featuring “Run Lola Run” and “The Third Man.”
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Elgin Area School District U-46's five Magnet Academies recently received national recognition, with four schools named "Nationally Certified Demonstration Schools" by Magnet Schools of America. Registration is open through Oct. 31.
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On Oct. 15-17, Maine South Theatre presents Kate Hamill’s adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility.” It maintains Regency era authenticity through period costumes and mannerisms while adding modern elements like contemporary British indie-pop music and vibrant color palettes for a playful theatrical experience.
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