Congratulations to the Class of 2013.
Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 has issued a warning to parents after a student was approached by a man in a black sedan.
The comic TV actor, who graduated from Notre Dame in 1997, will be the commencement speaker at graduation Saturday.
Want to apply for the East Maine Elementary School District 63 board? One seat is open, as John Jekot, who was elected a Village of Niles trustee, is required to step down from the school board.
Math whiz Patrick Liscio not only tops the charts--nationally--for his prowess in math, he also devotes lots of time to tutoring other students.
Several athletes from Niles West, Niles North and Northridge Prep competed in the meet last weekend.
The eight-person junior/senior team took home fifth place, Niles West News reports.
Dates and times for commencement ceremonies for Maine West High School, Maine East High School and Maine South High School students.
According to the Journal & Topics newspaper, Kathleen Mahoney is accused of grabbing the face of Culver School principal Peggie Maniscalco.
The new members took the oath on May 7, the Niles Herald-Advocate reports.
The magazine's 2013 rankings came out Monday. It listed these three high schools, but not Maine South or Maine West.
The team took 13th place overall, Niles West News reports.
Culver School hosts a tree-men-dous celebration with song, story and the planting of an Autumn Serviceberry.
Principal Kaine Osburn called the actions of students responsible as "selfish."
Patrick Liscio won first place in mathematics at the Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineering state competition.
Diane Choe and Alejandro Gonzalez recieved the 2013 award.
The Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 school board approved letting seven non-tenured teachers go.
Wearing chef coats and aprons, they competed before a crowd in a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. So what did the judges think of the guacamole, fusilli with basil sauce, flatbread and chili?
Jin Lee, who serves on Des Plaines' economic development commission and participates in many Asian organizations, came here from Seoul, Korea, at 13. He expects to be a voice for the district's diverse residents.
As soon as students in science teacher Jason Foster's class heard about the contest, they couldn't sit still. Watch the video. In fact, here are lots of Niles West Harlem Shake videos.
A film studies author and professor at Oakton Community College shares his thoughts on the passing of the popular film critic Roger Ebert.
A lawyer defending four teens who reported sexual abuse criticizes the deal D-207 cut with Michael Divincenzo, a former high school coach. DiVincenzo continues to deny wrongdoing, but he has stopped contesting his firing.
Dr. Beth Sagett-Flores is working on the transition with resigning superintendent Dr. Jamie Reilly. Sagett-Flores will have to hire key people ASAP, plus oversee construction. She wants to learn about the district before considering a referendum.
After being plagued with Internet outages, the district will now have three Internet service portals, so that if one goes down, the others will kick in, and Internet service will continue uninterrupted at Maine East, West and South High Schools.
District 219 fashion design students created prom-like dresses to help raise awareness for the Glass Slipper Project, which provides prom dresses for girls who otherwise couldn't afford them.
Erin Stein will leave the school in June, the Niles Herald-Advocate reports.
The varsity team placed sixth in a recent regional event.
Find out which factors led the Culver School district to get the award. Seventy-eight school districts, out of 866 in the state, earned it.
Students at Barrington High School said the wait for the pop star, who was delayed for hours, took too long for some; others say it was worth it.
Eighteen students have made the cut for the national competition, Niles West News reports.
The Maine Township High School Board of Education will receive a status update on reports of hazing at Maine West High School in Des Plaines on Wednesday, according to a D-207 spokesperson.
Learn what the six candidates, who are running for four seats on the school board, had to say. Vote April 9 for those you feel will make the best choices about your tax dollars (yes, they can raise them) and your kids' education.
Christopher Addante will leave the position at the end of the school year, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Patrick Liscio and Felicia Phan advanced to the state expo after winning the district science and engineering fair.
Meet the candidates and vote for the ones who will best guide your child's education and wisely spend the tax dollars you pay to Park Ridge-Niles School District 64. The election is April 9; this is the only debate scheduled.
A Notre Dame student was one of four selected in Chicagoland to travel with Shedd Aquarium staff to a student summit on oceans and coasts, held in Washington D.C. He'll present an action plan and meet students and leaders on the topic.
The students selected for the March award were Katie Brehmer, Daniel O'Hara and Carri Stevens.
Many parents and students have been asking why Maine Township High Schools didn't choose iPads, and why can't they use the devices they already own to access the e-textbooks. Here are answers from D207's Chief Tech Officer.