Opening District 65 Schools in February as One Way to Address Students’ Mental Health and Social/Emotional Wellbeing
While opening the schools for in-person learning was intended to limit learning loss due to remote learning, part of the rational was to better address students’ mental health issues and well-being.
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Not Just a Local Problem: Children Worldwide Are Affected by Isolation and Stress of the Pandemic
An estimated 1.6 billion children in 190 countries – approximately 90% of the world’s children – have been affected by school closings during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, according to UNICEF. The pandemic altered daily life in countless observable ways.
Two Suburban School Districts Address the Social-Emotional Effects of the Pandemic
This piece is part of a collaboration that includes the […]
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Evanston linebacker chooses North Carolina
At least 50 schools competed for the player Evanston Athletic […]
District 65 to address unfinished learning from previous years with focused tutoring program for over 2,000 students
Evanston/Skokie School District 65 will create Academic Skills Centers (ASCs) […]
All ETHS students and staff required to wear masks when school opens
Earlier today, July 28, ETHS sent the following communication to […]
ETHS asks students and staff to submit proof of vaccination
In less than a month, Evanston Township High School will […]
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School District 65’s Response to Recent Federal Lawsuit
Below is a message to the District 65 Community from Superintendent Devon Horton and members of the District 65 School Board in response to the lawsuit filed against the District […]
ETHS Tennis Player Scores Points with Local Campers
Wimbledon may be over but 16-year-old Hannah Finkelstein, a rising junior at Evanston Township High School, is just getting started in her efforts to spread tennis love throughout the community. […]
State Mandates Teaching of Asian American History in Public Schools
According to census estimates, Asian Americans are the fastest-growing demographic group in Illinois. However, the history and contribution of Asian Americans are rarely included in the social studies and history […]
Marking a Year Without an Outbreak
July 6 was the one-year anniversary of the reopening of Learning Bridge Early Education Center. The preschool, like all Illinois schools, had closed in March by order of Governor J.B. […]
Rank and File | Evanston Players Win Awards at In-Person Chicago Open
Large, in-person chess tournaments are back in the U.S! After a year off, the Chicago Open was held during Memorial Day weekend at the Westin North Shore in Wheeling, where […]
District 65 Teacher’s Complaint in Federal Court Challenges the District’s Anti-Racist Policies
The complaint says that it is brought under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to prohibit District 65 “from treating individuals differently because of their race.”
School District 202’s Tentative Budget for FY’22 Pegs Operating Expenses at $85.6 Million
The tentative budget projects that the District will operate with revenues and expenses each coming in at $85.6 million, up $6.3 million, or 7.4% more than the budget for FY’21.
District 65 Board Members Propose Priorities for the 2021-22 School Year
At the June 7 District 65 School Board meeting, each Board member was given the opportunity to list three to five things they would like to have placed on the […]
50th Anniversary Celebration of Baby Toddler Nursery Honors State Senator Pacione-Zayas
At a 50th anniversary celebration on June 24, Executive Director Steve Vick of the Infant Welfare Society of Evanston singled out the work his devoted staff, dedicated teachers, the board […]
ETHS Athletics Department Leaders Recognized by State
Evanston Township High School Athletic Director Chris Livatino and Assistant Athletic Director Mike Burzawa were celebrated for their continued leadership by the Illinois Athletic Directors Association. Mr. Livatino and Mr. […]
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