Three events in May will be live-streamed.
Hundreds of New Trier High School seniors and dozens from Loyola Academy were recognized among the top 10 percent of high school seniors.
The team won second place out of 59 schools at the virtual event in early April.
The National Competition was held virtually with over 200 students comprising 70 teams from 36 schools around the United States competing.
New Trier Township High School has been allocated $800,000, while its feeder districts are due to receive over $3.2 million.
Every year since the competition started in 2015, New Trier has fielded a team that placed in the top three.
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Chinese 3 students took place in a hands-on learning experience that benefits those in need.
New Trier won first place in the Varsity category at the Oakton College Regional, out of 11 teams.
Registration is open for a temporary testing site at a Wilmette elementary school planned for next month, according to district officials.
Families of kindergarteners at Romona and McKenzie elementary schools can pay a $6,460 fee for their child to stick around in the afternoon.
Illinois public school districts will split about $2.25 billion in federal coronavirus relief, according to state officials.
Students set to attend Pomona College and Cornell University were among the less than 5 percent of applicants selected as Posse Scholars.
The virtual fair will help students assess their gap-year options.
"There’s nothing wrong with saying that you recalculated," said the actor and New Trier High School alum.
"The issues leading to the petition expand beyond the school's name and should be addressed by the village as a whole," a board member said.
Part Two is tentatively scheduled for April.
Professional visiting artists, funded by the NTFAA, are sharing their expertise in how to adapt their craft to new challenges.
A final draft of the Kenilworth School District 38 master facilities plan heads to the board Monday.
With help from her students, Harper Elementary School teacher Katy Kennedy has sent out nearly 1,000 cards to veterans and their families.
Three students from local private schools and 32 from New Trier High School reached the semifinal stage of the scholarship competition.
Classes were moved online a few days into the school year after administrators learned of at least six coronavirus cases among students.
"We now believe off-campus social exposures are greater than first reported," Principal Charlie Heintz said.
The board will give input, assess metrics and make recommendations as the District continues to evaluate current reopening plans.
"We are working to provide the most robust extracurricular program possible for our students during the upcoming school year."
The Archdiocese of Chicago's non-unionized teachers face a choice between losing their jobs or going to work amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Fourteen members of the New Trier High School class of 2020 have now been named National Merit scholars.
These Wilmette and Kenilworth college students earned academic distinctions and degrees over the past semester.
Recent grads from Loyola Academy, New Trier High School and North Shore Country Day School have been awarded National Merit scholarships.
Two recent New Trier grads called on Kenilworth school board members to rename Joseph Sears School because of its "despicable" namesake.
Parents and families can fill out a short form for their graduate, and Patch will compile the information and share it with the community.
An art teacher helped Wilmette police print dozens of plastic straps for surgical masks on Loyola's unused 3D printers.
Young graduates from Loyola Academy raised $6,000 ahead of Easter to support local families in need, first responders and essential workers.
The teacher last had contact with students on March 12 and did not show symptoms of the virus until 18 days later, school leaders said.
Out of "an abundance of caution," school officials said the school would remain closed, "as we actively seek out additional information."
Visitors to New Trier High School's Winnetka Campus this month cannot miss the latest collaborative project from New Trier art students.
Kate Donegan, a former special education teacher from Skokie, is set to lead the one-school district through an administrative restructure.
The IndieFlix documentary will be screened as part of a community-wide discussion on social media consumption among children.
The two seniors are among less than 0.01 percent nationwide invited to apply for the prestigious honor.
Please join us for our PHSC Sophomore parent and student night, Tuesday 2/4 and Wednesday 2/5 at 7pm in the Gaffney Auditorium.