Saint Xavier University and Trinity Christian College form partnership to streamline student transfers in wake of Trinity's closure.
This is the first season the Palos Heights student will distance events and individual medley for the Albion College Britons.
Economic and cultural challenges impacted Trinity’s ability to continue providing a transformative, affordable Christian education.
To date the Foundation has raised over $678,000 for Palos 118 schools.
The event is free for seniors living within the Palos School District 118 boundaries.
School Accepts its 3rd Blue Ribbon Designation
Shepard French teacher Kelly Karstrand has been named the Teacher of the Year by the Illinois Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages.
The team finished in third place in the conference and first place in the 2-mile open race against 12 teams.
Eighth grader Colin O'Leary took first place overall, and sixth grader Matthew Budzak came in first in the open race.
Stagg Project to be Showcased at 2025 Joint Annual Conference
The CHSD Board of Education will accept applications from district residents through Oct. 8.
Apply by October 10 for the opportunity to serve on District 230’s School Board.
Alumni return to their alma maters to share lessons learned
The recognition comes from ExceleRate Illinois, the state’s quality recognition and improvement system for early learning and development.
Charger using her voice to advocate for violence prevention nationwide
Moraine Valley invites community members of all backgrounds and ages to audition for the Mel Brooks musical 'Young Frankenstein,' Sept. 8.
Palos School District 118 will kick off their 2025-26 school year on August 20 with four administrators taking on new leadership roles.
The first day of school for K-8 students is Aug. 20 at D128 schools, including Indian Hill, Navajo, Chippewa and Independence.
Grades 1-8 start school Aug. 20, with preschool and kindergarten starting Aug. 21 at Palos Consolidated School Dist. 118 schools.
Freshmen students report Aug. 12 for the first day of school, with all grades reporting Aug. 13 at Shepard High School. Frosh report Aug. 12
The new crime lab is in conjunction with a new criminal investigation course now offered in the fall 2025-2026 semester at Moraine Valley.
Apply today at www.npd117.net
Bid on 20 spectacular items that benefit our Eagles, Chargers, and T-Bolts
Student voice is ever-present at District 230
Stagg’s Summer Classic Track Meet Races Toward Fun, Family & A Cause
The donation will be used for the purchase and installation of new 70-inch interactive displays at Palos South Middle School.
Registration is now underway for credit and non-credit classes at Moraine Valley Community College. Classes start Aug. 18.
Chargers Hit All the Right Notes in Hawaii
Help recognize extraordinary alumni!
The Class of 2025 celebrates their four years at Stagg High School
The Moraine Valley Foundation is offering over 300 scholarships ranging from $250 to $5,000 for 2025-2026 is available. Deadline is May 31.
Marist High School student Kristina Ivanova demonstrated her Italian proficiency, earning a silver on the National Italian Exam.
Outstanding Academics by Eagles, Chargers and T-Bolts
The team took home two first place awards and several others for teams and individuals.
Murphy Peterson served 16 years on Board
Find out how easy it is to get started at the Moraine Valley Community College Spring Open House, Saturday, April 26
Over 100 crafters and vendors are set to appear in the Shepard High School Band Boosters spring crafts, arts and vendor show April 12.
Unofficial vote totals for the CHSD 230 and Palos Dist. 118 school board races.
Seniors recognized for performances on and off the court
Two Chargers earn All State Cast honors