The Downers Grove North Athenas and Downers Grove South Fillies will travel to Bloomington, IL, on Friday and Saturday after placing among the top 12 teams at the 3A sectional in Palatine.
The village of Woodridge will award up to five $1,000 scholarships to current high school seniors.
Preschool combines gymnastics with preschool academic curriculum.
The girls swim and dive team qualified 12 individuals and relays in 11 events for the state meet at Evanston High School on Friday and Saturday.
The district encompasses parts of Woodrige, Darien, and unincorporated Downers Grove.
The Woodridge students received the dictionaries that were purchased from a non-profit called The Dictionary Project.
This year's Homecoming theme is 'There's No Place Like Home.'
The team comprised of blind and visually impaired athletes will take to the field at Jefferson Junior High in Woodridge Saturday afternoon.
Kevin Brinkman was recognized as one of nearly 5,000 outstanding Hispanic/Latino students for the 2012-13 school year.
One Darien resident and one Woodridge resident are among the 20 Benet Academy students in the running for the 2013 Merit Scholarship competition.
The school board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the District 99 Administrative Service Center, 6301 Springside Ave.
South students advanced in every event at the sectional tournament.
The students were selected based on effort, good character and achievement.
Austin Moca won the bee after correctly spelling "precipitate."
Of the 1.5 million entrants, 15,000 finalists were chosen nationwide.
Blend of holiday and contemporary music fills the evening.
The coats that are collected will be donated to the West Suburban Community Pantry.
The team is ranked 20th out of more than 3,000 schools.
North drama department presents a rock musical about a very unusual plant
Jill S. Browning of Downers Grove hired for full-time post.
If it wins, the school will use the prize money to support reading and math assistance for low-income students.
Brad Widdel is the king and Becca Zeman is the queen
Both seventh and eighth grade teams will raise money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation
At least 77.5 percent of students met or exceeded state standards in math and reading
Woodridge twins help start a club to foster relationships with mentors.
District 68 Board of Education buys iPads to save money and trees.
District installs a new gym floor at Jefferson Jr. High and 60 more SMART Boards throughout the district.