Do Good Movement marks 10 years of mindfulness and community care with a joyful celebration led by founder Erin Stevenson.
Category: Regional Schools
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Marist hosts fourth annual Southside Summer Festival
Marist High School’s Southside Summer Festival drew 2,500 guests for live music, food, and community support benefiting student scholarships.
Posted inNew News
Sandburg sophomore shines at nationals in Job Interview Showdown
Carl Sandburg’s Jane Chan placed top 8 nationally in SkillsUSA’s Job Interview contest, showcasing real-world career readiness skills.
Posted inRegional New News
Stagg Summer Classic returns with races, family fun and a cause
A tradition that blends competition, camaraderie and charity returns July 24, as the Stagg Summer Classic Track Meet kicks off at 6 p.m.
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SXU celebrates 10th anniversary of Southside Summer Jazz Camp
Saint Xavier University’s Jazz Camp celebrated its 10th year, uniting young musicians for a week of jazz, learning, and friendship.
Posted inRegional New News
STEAM classes offered through District 218
District 218’s free STEAM camps offer hands-on learning for grades 2–8, doubling capacity to inspire future science and tech careers.
Posted inRegional New News
Sandburg Eagle soars to state title in Investment Writing Contest
Sandburg sophomore Elise Anderson turned a class assignment into recognition, earning the title of Illinois State Winner in the national InvestWrite competition.
Posted inRegional New News
INSPIRE Wellness Clinic expands mental health care across District 218 schools
INSPIRE Wellness Clinic provides mental health services to District 218 students and staff, supporting emotional well-being, learning, and resilience year-round.
Posted inRegional New News
Marist graduate wins prestigious Gates Scholarship
Marist senior Sire Holloway wins Gates Scholarship, will attend Howard University to pursue computer science and a video game career.
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Jerling Jr. High hosts own Night at the Museum
Students at Jerling Junior High gathered around a live sloth, watched a bat spread its wings, and got hands-on with slime, circuits — and a 250-pound dinosaur skull named Norman.