The $5,000 grant will help the District establish an indoor gardening program to teach sustainability practices and address food insecurity.
Current and prospective students have until May 31 to apply for over 300 scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year at Moraine Valley.
The students from teacher Dawn Bronson's 24-25 class submitted artwork to illustrate a new book on nature.
Palos South took home three 1st place trophies and a 2nd place finish at the SWIC track and field conference at Andrew High School on May 9.
Trinity Christian College goes out with prayers, cheers, tears and a fireworks show at Ozinga Field for its final graduation.
Palos 118 students took home several team and individual awards during the two-day competition.
Two MVCC student success stories, Kelly Wilson, of Tinley Park, and Aiman Tekrour, of Oak Lawn, will offer remarks May 8.
District 230's Fourth Consecutive Year of IHSA State Hardware
Stagg's Innovative Kitchen Empowers Special Needs Students
Registration for summer and fall 2026 semesters at MVCC is now open. Summer classes start May 11, fall begins Aug. 24.
Over 100 exhibitors will participate Saturday, April 18, at the Shepard High School Band Boosters Spring Arts, Crafts and Vendor Show.
The District has received the award for sound fiscal management for 18 consecutive years.
Moraine Valley Academic Theater presents the skewering comedy 'The Thanksgiving Play' April 24 through April 25 and May 1 through May 3.
Career Connections at Moraine Valley is hosting a FREE hiring event and resource fair featuring actively hiring employers Thursday, March 26
Stagg Students "Check Out" Living Stories
Both 6th/7th, and 8th grade teams took home first place trophies as well as awards for individual team members.
The School is Celebrating its 3rd Blue Ribbon Award
High school students, current and prospective students are encouraged to attend the college fair Saturday, March 7, at MVCC.
Ethan Phillips was awarded a full four-year housing and tuition Chick Evans scholarship for golf caddies, valued at $125,000.
This year's collection netted over 4,500 non-perishable food items for the Palos Township Food Pantry.
Social Action Club Builds Community Through Simple Acts of Kindness
Molly Rohloff, Elizabeth Duffy Donovan and Kristen Barrett will represent Shepard in the IHSA speech sectionals on Feb. 14.
Chargers showcase STEM excellence and earn top individual honors at the Regional ACES competition
Celebrating the original voices and technical skill of award-winning student artists
Over 20 public service agencies will be available to discuss employment opportunities, Thursday, Feb. 19, at the Moraine Valley showcase.
This is the Cardinals second top finish of the 2025-26 season.
Lifelike puppetry brings prehistoric beasts to life in 'Dinosaur World Live!' in two shows Feb. 21, at Moraine Valley Community College.
The following school districts and schools in the Palos area will be moving to e-Learning or closing altogether Monday, Jan. 26.
From the wings to the All-State stage: Two local students represent District 230 in the 50th anniversary statewide production.
School districts are announcing e-learning and closures for Friday, Jan. 23, ahead of the extreme cold.
The Palos South Middle School Cardinal Cheer Team notched a first-place win in the 2026 Middle School Matchup cheer competition in Lemont.
This is the team's very first finish in the top spot.
Moraine Valley will offer FAFSA financial aid workshops, every hour on the hour, Tuesdays, Jan. 6 through Feb. 10
Sixth- and Seventh-grade Teams Places 3rd in the post season tournament
The students assembled the donations as part of their pre-holiday community service project.
The 8th grade Cardinals finish season tied for the top spot in SWIC Conference
Instructional leader accelerates learning for Chargers
The school district celebrates its 2024-2025 data.
Fourth-grade students in the Accelerated Learning Program at Palos East & West Elementary won awards in 5 categories.
Hands-on enrichment activities and self-care tools empower students to thrive inside and outside the classroom
New partnership brings expanded city services and stronger community ties
The overall cost of the new contract amounts to 19.52-percent over the next three years after negotiations dragged on for months.
The Dist. 230 Federation of Teachers and CCSD 230 Board of Education have been working with a federal mediator to reach a new contract.
Help D230 recognize its stellar alumni
Third straight, fifth overall, for Astros!
50 pages of Astro highlights, news, and features!
The Dist. 218 Arts Extravaganze will be held Saturday, April 5, at Eisenhower High School in Blue Island.
Scored in 95th percentile of ACT or SAT!
Astros first at LWE!
Have breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 9, at Shepard High School benefitting the National Honor Society.