District 230 named alum Candace Johnson communications director, replacing retiring Jennifer Waterman after three decades of district service.
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Sandburg sophomores strike gold in stock market game
Carl Sandburg sophomores won Illinois’ Stock Market Game after turning a virtual $100,000 investment into more than $155,000.
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Jerling’s G-Force drumline marches into the spotlight
Jerling’s G-Force Drumline celebrated graduating eighth graders while continuing its rapid growth through performances and student leadership opportunities.
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Andrew students earn national honors in German exam
Eleven Victor J. Andrew students earned national honors after excelling on the National German Exam and showcasing impressive language skills.
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Marist students pitch million dollar ideas
Marist students unveiled innovative business ideas during IDEA Pitch Night, with ClearPath winning $10,000 for its headlight glare solution.
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Rainbow Cone celebration caps year of powerful student senior bond
McAuley students and Mercy Circle residents celebrated Macs with Mercy ending with Rainbow Cone, honoring a year of service and friendship.
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Moraine Valley graduation speakers prove persistence pays off
Moraine Valley graduates Kelly Wilson and Amin Tekrour inspired classmates with emotional speeches about perseverance, courage and finding opportunity.
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Marist senior lands prestigious STEM scholarship
Marist student Liliana Kolar earned a prestigious full-tuition math scholarship recognizing leadership, STEM achievement and academic excellence.
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Marist juniors ace ACT with perfect 36 scores
Two Marist High School juniors earned perfect ACT scores, placing them among the nation’s top student academic achievers.
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District 230 Esports dynasty continues with multiple medals
Stagg and Andrew esports teams captured multiple IHSA state medals, including two championships, continuing District 230’s winning tradition.