Summer Hours in District 74

summerDistrict 74 Summer Hours:
Administration Office and Lincoln Hall Office

Monday thru Thursday
8:00am – 3:00pm

Friday
8:00am – 11:30am


Rutledge Hall and Todd Hall Office - CLOSED (will reopen Monday, August 10th)

New student registrations for Rutledge Hall and Todd Hall will be taken at Lincoln Hall office located at 6855 N. Crawford Avenue, phone 847-675-8240.

Have a safe and fun summer.

Check out the PTA Page!

To see the latest updates and information for PTA 2009-2010, please go to our PTA page.

Lincolnwood Summer School 2009

ATTENTION: As of 6/09/09, the following classes are filled:

  • 9:30am - Math Mania 2nd-3rd grade at Rutledge Hall
  • 10:30am - Exploring Science 2nd-3rd grade at Rutledge Hall
  • 11:30am - Art of science 3rd-4th grade at Rutledge Hall

We have a fantastic array of classes offered at District 74's Summer School June 22 - July 17, 2009. Students can choose from almost 100 classes - reading, writing, math, science, social studies, music, cooking, and sports. Many students choose to take two or three academic classes that will help them succeed in school and then round out their day with one or two classes for pleasure and enrichment. We've added many more science classes this summer, and new games and sports classes.

H1N1 "SWINE" FLU INFORMATION

::  Treat H1N1 as Just a Regular Flu  ::

Access our Information Center for an update.

 


 

District 74 is committed to keeping parents and staff informed of the current situation regarding H1N1 Flu (a.k.a. "swine flu").

Please click here for our Information Center.

Students Get a Lesson in Advocacy

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On April 29th, a group of over 50 Lincolnwood students, parents, and teachers traveled to Springfield to meet with legislators to advocate for gifted program funding. We joined hundreds of other school groups from across the state of Illinois. Lincolnwood students got a lesson in advocacy and learned that their collective voices can make a difference!

Kows4Kenya Project Update

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Here are some exciting April updates on the Kows4Kenya project!

as of 4/1/09...
The Kows4Kenya Project is working towards its 15th cow! Thanks to Culver School! Through popcorn sales and donations, the school helped the project secure two more cows.

The Kows 4 Kenyan Families will have a display set up at Northeastern Illinois University on April 25, 2009 from 12PM-6PM for the Global Activism Expo presented by Chicago Public Radio. It sounds like it will be an interesting day and we invite you to stop by our booth. Please feel free to share with your friends and families. Click here for the flyer.
The Kows 4 Kenyan Families Project was featured in the Chicago Tribune today! Click here for the article.

Sizzling Summer Science at District 219

sizzling summerThere is an exciting science program that is offered this summer for students in Grades 1-8. The classes are held at Niles West High School, but registration is done on-line at the Skokie Park District. There is not an additional cost to non residents. The brochure is attached below for you to view and check out!

KINDERGARTEN NEWS!!!

KindergartenEnroll your child in Kindergarten for the 2009-2010 School Year

• Orientation on March 4, 2009 at 7:00pm
• Registration starts March 9, 2009
• Screening on April 28 and April 29, 2009
(Students will be asked to participate in a brief interview covering early literacy and early numeracy skills)

Todd Hall School
3925 W. Lunt Avenue, Lincolnwood, IL 60712
Lincolnwood School District 74

Your child must be age 5 by September 1, 2009 to register for Kindergarten
Please bring your child's birth certificate and proof of residency in Lincolnwood

For more information, call Georgia Theodorakakis at 847-675-8235

Kows 4 Kenyan Families

Kows 4 Kenyan

Kenyan Villagers are very poor. They survive on two dollars a day, sometimes less. These impoverished people need some sort of way to provide for their families.

Kows 4 Kenyan Families will help purchase cows for these penniless Kenyans. A cow would provide them with fresh milk for food and the excess milk could be bartered for other foods such as fresh vegetables.

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