In this week's CUSD 200 newsletter we highlight the following:
* Thanksgiving Message From the Superintendent
* Pack the Gym Night to Support Christmas Sharing Program
* CUSD 200 Parent Series: College and Career Planning in the Age of AI
* Connecting Local Businesses & Students
* CUSD 200 Celebrates Veterans Day
* Monroe Essentials Students Perform with King Cobra Drumline
* Wheaton North Student Named TCD Student of the Month
* Pleasant Hill to be Featured in Discovery Education
* WWS Tiger Marching Band Headed to the Chicago Thanksgiving Parade
* Wheaton North Student Places 2nd at IHSA State Diving Tournament
* Edison Theater Presents: Writing a Will Can Be Murder
To read more, visit https://bit.ly/4ph3CfW
* Thanksgiving Message From the Superintendent
* Pack the Gym Night to Support Christmas Sharing Program
* CUSD 200 Parent Series: College and Career Planning in the Age of AI
* Connecting Local Businesses & Students
* CUSD 200 Celebrates Veterans Day
* Monroe Essentials Students Perform with King Cobra Drumline
* Wheaton North Student Named TCD Student of the Month
* Pleasant Hill to be Featured in Discovery Education
* WWS Tiger Marching Band Headed to the Chicago Thanksgiving Parade
* Wheaton North Student Places 2nd at IHSA State Diving Tournament
* Edison Theater Presents: Writing a Will Can Be Murder
To read more, visit https://bit.ly/4ph3CfW
#TBT - The year was 1970, and Edison Junior High School students were busy with typical schoolwork and enjoying a variety of activities with their peers. Wheaton was largely a quiet, established community that was on the cusp of the major suburban growth that would define the area for years to come. #YourCommunitySchools
📣FREE Mobile Food Market Sponsored by Student Excellence Foundation TODAY 📣 There is a FREE mobile food market TODAY from 4:30-6 p.m. at Johnson Elementary School, 2S700 Continental Drive in Warrenville. Families will receive a week's worth of groceries at no cost. This distribution is drive-thru only, and is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. Please help spread the word! #YourCommunitySchools
A huge congratulations to Wheaton Warrenville South High School tennis doubles team (and sisters) Reese and Riley Lepsi for winning the IHSA State Doubles Championship in an impressive 6-0/6-2 finish!! Reese and Riley were also recognized by the Board of Education at the recent Board Meeting on November 12. #YourCommunitySchools
Fifth grade students at Lincoln Elementary School take time out of their busy schedules to serve as "math coaches” to kindergarten students. In an effort to promote confidence in math and build community within the building, fifth graders have been working with kindergarten students to help strengthen their early math skills and build confidence in their own abilities.
Spearheaded by Mrs. Dunn, Lincoln’s Math Coach, students spend a few minutes in the morning reviewing number recognition, counting and other early math skills. This learning activity also provides younger students the opportunity to connect with older students and build peer connections. #YourCommunitySchools
Spearheaded by Mrs. Dunn, Lincoln’s Math Coach, students spend a few minutes in the morning reviewing number recognition, counting and other early math skills. This learning activity also provides younger students the opportunity to connect with older students and build peer connections. #YourCommunitySchools
Join us on December 2 at 7 p.m. for our annual Pack the Gym night, where the CUSD 200 Flying Tigers will take on the Waubonsie Warriors! This event gives us an opportunity to cheer for our team and give back to our community by supporting the local Christmas Sharing Program. Everyone is encouraged to come out and make this a memorable night for all! #YourCommunitySchools
The CUSD 200 Board of Education held a Regular Action Meeting on Wednesday, November 12, at Emerson Elementary School. To read a recap of the meeting, visit https://bit.ly/3JZXh9S #YourCommunitySchools
#TBT - 1981 was a year of triumph at Wheaton Central High School, where the boys' basketball team capped a stellar season by advancing to the IHSA Class AA Quarterfinals with an impressive 25-5 record. Globally, it was a year of groundbreaking achievements—featuring the inaugural flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia, the launch of MTV, the debut of the IBM PC with MS-DOS, and the discovery of the Titanic wreck. #YourCommunitySchools
The Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education will have its Regular Action Board Meeting this Wednesday, November 12, at 7 p.m., at Emerson Elementary School located at 119 S Woodlawn Street, in Wheaton.
To view the agenda, visit https://bit.ly/3Jw8prm, and click on November 12, on the calendar in the top right corner.
The meeting will also be livestreamed and posted on our YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/4fL931R. #YourCommunitySchools
The Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education will have its Regular Action Board Meeting this Wednesday, November 12, at 7 p.m., at Emerson Elementary School located at 119 S Woodlawn Street, in Wheaton.
To view the agenda, visit https://bit.ly/3Jw8prm, and click on November 12, on the calendar in the top right corner.
The meeting will also be livestreamed and posted on our YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/4fL931R. #YourCommunitySchools
To view the agenda, visit https://bit.ly/3Jw8prm, and click on November 12, on the calendar in the top right corner.
The meeting will also be livestreamed and posted on our YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/4fL931R. #YourCommunitySchools
#TBT: A Snapshot of 1985! It was a landmark year: the launch of the Sony Discman and the Nintendo NES changed teenage life forever. Simultaneously, life at Wheaton North High School was vibrant and busy. Students were active, involved in a wide array of clubs and activities, and loud with school spirit as they rooted for the football team's playoff success! #YourCommunitySchools
We are grateful at how generous our families and staff are, especially at this time of year. Check out the giving programs and food drives at these schools in our latest newsletter. https://bit.ly/47jOM2o
Sense & Sensibility is coming to WWS this weekend! The entire audience will be seated on stage surrounding the actors, making for an exciting and intimate show. Get your tickets now before they are sold out. Check out more in this week's newsletter.
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These Wheaton North students earned a coveted spot on the State Show Choir. Check it out in our newsletter. https://bit.ly/47jOM2o
Two students chose to help their elementary schools for their Eagle Scout projects. Find out the why behind their projects in this week's newsletter. https://bit.ly/47jOM2o
CUSD 200 added a number of citizen committees this year. Check out their work this fall. https://bit.ly/47jOM2o
We were honored to see CUSD 200 featured in the Chicago Tribune for our continued growth on student assessments. This recognition is a testament to the hard work of our students, educators, and families—learning is truly a team effort!
What happens when the entire Pleasant Hill School meets its goal for positive behaviors and actions that demonstrate leadership and the Mustang Way? Well, the teachers do some crazy stuff! They paraded in inflatable costumes and competed in hilarious relay races at an all-school celebration. Special thanks to the PBIS Team, PTA, staff and of course, students, who showed that they are Responsible, Respectful, Safe and Kind! #YourCommunitySchools
In this week's CUSD 200 newsletter we highlight the following:
* Update on the work of citizen's advisory committees
* Eagle Scout projects that benefit the students' elementary schools
* History-making teams at Franklin
* Sense & Sensibility at WWS
* WN Students Earn Coveted Spots at State Show Choir
* Emerson's Pumpkin Parade
* Washington's Knight On the Run photos
* Student Honored at TCD
* Generous CUSD 200 Families Give to PRC
* Workshop for Parents and Families in Spanish
To read more, visit https://bit.ly/47jOM2o
#TBT - Wheaton, Illinois, had a standout year in 1968. The city was recognized as an "All-America City" by the National Civic League, and the students at Wheaton Central High School celebrated a period of significant academic and athletic success. That school year was marked by the Tigers' football team's exciting run to a second-place finish in their conference, while the Girls’ Tennis Team achieved an undefeated season. The enthusiastic chant of “Go Tigers” was a familiar, unifying sound throughout the school's bleachers and gyms. #YourCommunitySchools
