Clarendon Hills Middle School honored its eighth-grade graduates at a ceremony featuring music performances and recognition awards on May 29. Students celebrated together with traditions emphasizing community bonds while district statistics highlight academic investment and low truancy rates.
Hinsdale Central High graduates returned to Oak School for an annual tradition marking their educational journey's beginnings. Alumni reflected on memories while preparing for future college plans amid district data highlighting demographics and spending.
Madison School's High Interest Day offered third through fifth graders hands-on workshops ranging from STEM careers to creative arts activities. Organized by the PTO on May 22 for over one hundred eighty students in Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181.
Prospect School welcomed back its Class of 2026 alumni for its first-ever Senior Sign Picture and Clap Out event ahead of high school graduation ceremonies. Families joined staff past and present as returning seniors celebrated where their academic journey began.
Walker School artists were honored at this year's D181 Foundation Student Art Show on May 13. The exhibition featured selected works from across all schools in Hinsdale Community Consolidated District 181 and highlighted both student creativity and educational commitment.
The D181 Foundation held its annual Student Art Show on May 13 at Hinsdale's Community House honoring talented young artists from across the district's schools with certificates during a family-friendly reception attended by educators and administrators.
Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181 celebrated Staff Appreciation Week with events organized by local PTOs honoring all employees across its schools. The district highlighted its diverse community demographics along with strong attendance records among teachers.
Prospect School celebrated Fine Arts Night with performances by its choir and ukulele club alongside author Christina Soontornvat’s visit. Families enjoyed art displays and interactive activities as part of Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181’s commitment to arts education.
Senator John Curran will host a free Children's Safety Expo at Madison Junior High in Naperville on June 6 from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m., offering educational activities for families. The event highlights local efforts around child safety within Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181.
Prospect School recently celebrated its second-grade Family Heritage event with music and creative projects highlighting cultural diversity among students' families. The event reflects ongoing efforts by Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181 to promote inclusion.
Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181's business department honored transportation and food service staff with special deliveries during Staff Appreciation Week on May 5th. Leaders expressed gratitude for these teams' contributions supporting student commutes and meals throughout the school year.
District 181 Board is inviting applications from parents or community members for its Finance Committee by April 29. The district serves over three thousand students across several schools in DuPage and Cook counties.
Monroe School joined forces with local police for a successful 'Stuff the Squad' donation drive benefiting HCS Family Services. Students shopped at a special market while families contributed cash donations used for purchasing needed goods.
District 181 Board is accepting applications for a parent or community member seat on its Academic Success Committee until April 29. The district serves over three thousand students across several schools in DuPage and Cook counties.
Hinsdale Community Consolidated School District 181 collected over three thousand pounds of food for HCS Family Services during its Stuff the Squad event. The initiative brought together schools and police departments across DuPage and Cook counties.