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Tigers on National TV Tonight ESPN to Televise Contest Between Two State Champs
Written by Staff WriterWheaton Warrenville Community Unit School District 200 Setting the Pace for Savings
Written by Staff WriterRight in our own backyard—we can see a rare feat of engineering—man harnessing the power and flow of a river.
Take a walk down the prairie path east of
Marziani and Lach to Receive CHS District 94 2010 Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award
Written by Staff WriterOn Saturday, Sept. 25, the CHS Education Foundation will honor the 2010 Distinguished Alumni at its Autumn Flame event.
Tom Marziani, class of 1943, will be the first recipient of the CHS Distinguished Alumni Award for Entrepreneurship, and Michael C. Lach, class of 1986, will be awarded the first CHS Distinguished Alumni Award for Education.
30th Annual Golf Invitational Raises Record Funds for New CDH Cancer Center
Written by Staff WriterMore than 250 golfers, joined by PGA Professionals Curt Byrum, Todd Dempsey and Chris Smith, tested their skills Aug. 27 at Medinah Country Club to raise funds for the Central DuPage Hospital Foundation. In total, more than $380,000 was raised after expenses from the day’s event and activities.
The [DuPage County Forest Preserve District] is in the process of naturalizing the property. For hundreds of years the Cenacle property was an Oak Savannah. At some point [not too long ago], the landscape under the Oak trees became mowed grass.
The View From Here: Future Land Uses? A Crystal Ball Approach
Written by George SaffordIt would be best if future land development produces economic benefits like property tax revenue, sales tax collections, and jobs for local residents, yet keeps the air clean and city support services at a minimum.
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ESSE Adult Day Care has opened a new Warrenville site at
District 200 Starts Extended Day At Risk Kindergarten
Written by Staff WriterOn Wednesday, Aug. 25, Assistant Superintendent for Educational Services Dr. Margo Sorrick, informed District 200 Board of Education about a new Extended Day Kindergarten Program.
New census data generated an additional $300,000 for District Title I schools. Title I funds are targeted to support “at risk” students. These additional funds were unexpected and were announced after staffing allocations were finalized for the reading support programs in the elementary schools. While this money could be used to add even more reading support staff in our buildings, the decision was made to use these funds to begin offering an extended, i.e., full day kindergarten program at each title school.
FEMA Community Relations Teams in Disaster Area to Help Flood Victims
Written by Staff WriterPresident Obama approved a disaster declaration for
