ou can fulfill that first New Year’s resolution – and get a free bowl of pasta – by donating blood at Glen Crest Middle School on Wednesday, January 9, 201
The Glen Crest Middle School eighth-grade boys basketball team is DuPage Metro Valley Association Conference champions after winning both the regular-season and conference-tournament titles.
Community Consolidated School District 89 families are invited to provide feedback to schools through 5Essentials, a survey that all Illinois public schools use to gather feedback from students, parents, and employees.
Community Consolidated School District 89 issued the following announcement on.Registration will open February 5 for students who will be new to Community Consolidated School District 89 or starting kindergarten in 2019-20.
The DuPage Regional Office of Education is offering the required training for a short-term substitute teaching license.
Looking for new ways to help your student? The Glenbard Parent Series hosts free, local talks with insights on students and parenting.
The community is invited to donate blood at Glen Crest Middle School on Wednesday, March 6, 2019.
Westfield Elementary School extended resource teacher Lindsay Schaffnit was recognized as the Community Consolidated School District 89 “Educator of the Year” at the Glen Ellyn Community Awards Banquet held Tuesday.
The Glen Crest Middle School eighth grade girls basketball team is DuPage Metro Valley Association Conference regular-season champions after finishing the season with just one conference loss.
After months of chemotherapy, Jaysen Cook-Bey was ready to give up.
Families in need can get free books, school supplies, hair cuts, and more at the DuPage Back to School Fair on August 7.
Community Consolidated School District 89 learned there had been a data breach at an outside company the district has used for some student assessments.
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The CCSD 89 Music Boosters Association has begun its annual membership drive.
Glen Crest Middle School will host a blood drive from 2 to 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 13.
A class of Glen Crest students recently went on a worldwide manhunt to help them sharpen their research skills and make global connections