Oak Lawn families ended summer at Centennial Park with Sonic-themed games, vendors, giveaways, and an outdoor “Sonic 3” movie.
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Chicago Ridge Mall’s bash kicks off the school season
Chicago Ridge Mall’s Back-to-School Bash offered shopping, activities, and a clothing drive to benefit Mercy Homes, uniting the community.
Posted inRegional New News
Conrady celebrates new year with Back-to-School Bash
The Back-to-School Bash, hosted by North Palos School District 117, was part block party, part welcome wagon for the new school year.
Posted inYour Town
School Spirit soars as Orland Park throws a Big Bash for students
Orland Park’s Back to School Night at Centennial Park West featured games, giveaways, music and activities to celebrate the upcoming school year.
Posted inYour Town
Traffic changes coming to Shepard High as construction closes North Drive
Traffic changes are taking place this academic year at Shepard High School due to the closure of North Drive.
Posted inRegional New News
‘Not Yet, But Not No.’ District 230 explores Arabic language course
Arabic as a world language was front and center at the August 6 Education Committee meeting of Consolidated High School District 230.
Posted inWe/Us
Trinity and Elim launch sponsored degree program
Trinity and Elim launch a sponsored degree program offering tuition support and guaranteed teaching jobs to support students and communities.
Posted inSchools
Shepard High School theater gets $11.7M overhaul to boost student performances
Shepard High School in Palos Heights is renovating its aging theater with a $11.7M upgrade, adding seating, accessibility, and amenities.
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Stagg track event builds bonds and gives back
Stagg High School’s Summer Classic Track Meet brought together community members for friendly competition while raising funds for the Lupus Foundation.
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Young archers take aim at Lake Katherine
Fifteen kids at Lake Katherine learned archery basics, practiced with recurved bows, and built their own natural-material bows.