At its May 10 meeting, the Community Unit School District (CUSD) 200 Board of Education welcomed the Cyber Patriots of Wheaton Warrenville South High School to recognize them for placing first in April's Central Illinois High School Cyber Defense Competition.
The Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education met on May 10 and welcomed new members of the board while also saying farewell to longtime board members.
At its April 12 meeting, the Community Unit 200 School Board welcomed Whittier Elementary’s Principal Robert Cerny to give an update on the school.
The members of CUSD 200 congratulate students for their impressive achievements.
Spencer Garrett is a candidate on the April 4 ballot for Community Unit School District 200 in Wheaton.
Amanda “Amy” Erkenswick is a candidate for Wheaton Warrenville Unit School District 200 who is focusing her campaign on student outcomes.
Kimberly Hobbs, a candidate for Wheaton Warrenville Unit School District 200, said the school district needs to get back to basics and address academic decline.
The District 200 school board considers a contract for a new communications system in the district.
Community Unit School District (CUSD) 200 parent Don Nebraske is expressing his disappointment in the support of a gay pride Christmas tree in the school’s public area.
Wheaton Community Unit School District 200 Assistant Superintendent Melissa Murphy recently updated members on the board’s Vision 2026 plan.
The Wheaton/Warrenville Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education visited the Jefferson Early Education Center and got a peek at what the students have been doing there recently.
The Wheaton/Warrenville Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education released parts of a closed session at the request of many parents in the district.
Despite criticism, Gender Queer, an LGBT-positive book by Maia Kobabe, will be staying in libraries at Community Unit School District 200.
The 2021 state English exam was taken by 350 black third grade students in DuPage County.
Tens of thousands more K-12 students in DuPage County are now testing below grade level in English and math, suffering the after effects of Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's school lockdowns, according to an analysis of Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) test data by DuPage Policy Journal.