The Notre Dame Dons kick off their football season this weekend at home, in a game Friday against Prairie Ridge.
Students in District 64 went back to school this week. This year for them will mean new curriculum, and new technology.
The chiropractic physician, who lives and practices in Skokie, will succeed Lynda Smith, who passed away in July.
From making a prom dress to gourmet cuisine, here are some of the more unique classes offered.
The start of the new school year is always an exciting time for the kids, so make it even more memorable.
The District 207 school board reaffirmed its decision to fire a former teacher, who they say caused the district much damage.
You’ll find a complete list of school fees for Niles and Morton Grove schools here. Tell us in the comments section what you think of the fees your school charges.
From the department of bizarre press releases: Seeking Arrangement.com claims 356 Chicago-area teachers are moonlighting as sugar babies to make up for low pay and out-of-pocket classroom expenses.
You've bought the supplies (or not), you've got the new clothes (some of them), and like it or not, the first day of school is upon you. Here, some inspiration to get you ready for the year ahead.
The Niles North Vikings kick off their football season on August 30.
The Niles West Wolves are prepping for the first varsity game of the year, which takes place August 30 at home.
Columnist Christine Wolf never got around to pre-ordering school supplies last year. As she dives into the big box free-for-all to acquire the necessary items, she ponders what a more streamlined system would do for the community.
Get a jump on planning for the new schoolyear.
We've searched for the best deals on everything from crayons, backpacks and scissors to a Samsung Galaxy tablet.
A look at when Niles-Morton Grove students will head back to the classroom.
Do you agree with the new requirement that all Illinois students in grades 6-12 receive the Tdap vaccine?
Maine West 1992 graduate Carrie Certa is raising financing for a fictional film about bullying.
Jennifer Hirsch was chosen over Howard Kirschner to join the school board, the Morton Grove Champion reports.
The Maine Township High School District 207 approved the purchase of new uniforms for the group.
A study shows that 82 percent Maine Township High School D207’s class of 2012 attending college. Largest number attend Oakton Community College.
A non-profit will help Lincoln Jr. High run a program that offers academic and mentoring programs and involves immigrant and other families in the community. The model has been shown to help kids in school, reduce at-risk behavior.
Lynda Gault Smith fought a long battle with cancer, and also was very involved in serving the community.
Revenues are down in the district, forcing school officials to tap into reserves, the Journal & Topics reports.
The school board made the announcement at its meeting on June 24.
The $15.1 million project at Niles North High School’s aquatics facilities will wrap up at the end of this summer.
In its audit, the Illinois Policy Institute looked at access to contact information online as well as public meetings, public records and more.
Karen Chvokja comes to District 67 from Northbrook Junior High School.
A Chicago-based law firm conducted the investigation regarding allegations that members of the Maine West boys soccer team were sexually assaulted.
The district will spend $189,630 on the machines, the Journal & Topics reports.
The East Maine Township School District 63 announced a replacement for John Jekot, the Journal & Topics reports.
Steve Schanz will take over for Michael Bender, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
Ivy Sukenik will take over for Susan Wings next school year, the Niles Herald-Spectator reports.
The school received $1,000 from ComEd for their efforts in energy saving.
The money will benefit Rustic Falls Nature Camp and District 219 Education Foundation.