Today is about saying Thank You to the District 202school board.
Our board members spend multiple hours each month on district work, attending meetings, responding to concerns, and taking on other responsibilities most will
never hear or read about.
These seven members serve our district as unpaid, volunteer advocates striving for quality education opportunities for every student in District 202. #ThankABoardMember
Happy Veterans Day!
🎓2027 scholarship applications are now open🎓
The District 202 Foundation for Excellence is now accepting scholarship applications.
Students are encouraged to explore the available opportunities and review application requirements.
Learn more and apply:
https://www.d202foundation.org/o/dffe/page/aboutscholarships
Seventh and eighth grade students created their own altar boxes honoring a loved one or celebrity who has passed away, celebrating a tradition that dates back more than 3,000 years.
They also presented their projects in Spanish, sharing the stories and meaning behind their creations with their classmates.
Our community is a winning team!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for District 202 Family Night with the Chicago Wolves on Nov. 1 in support of the District 202 Foundation for Excellence!
We loved seeing so many District 202 families and friends come together for a fun night.
Thanks for being part of our team.
Congratulations to the more than 600 high school students and 2026 graduates named 2025 AP Scholars at all four high schools. https://www.psd202.org/article/3231758
✨Thank you to our INCubator community members.✨
We're celebrating four incredible Community Mentors who generously share their time, knowledge and expertise to support our student entrepreneurs. Their guidance helps students turn ideas into possibilities.
Thank you to everyone who helps nurture the next generation of entrepreneurs and brings their ideas to life.
Plainfield South High School Student Council members hosted District 202 Blue House elementary school students for its Pumpkin Painting Party on October 29. Attendees could paint pumpkins, get their faces painted, and play fall-themed games.
We are #202proud of our principals! Happy National Principals Month!
They church members filled backpacks with the supplies, which will be given to District 202 students in need through the Care Closet.
Church members Brian and Dalia Pustz, and Senior Pastor Craig Arnold unloaded the donations on October 15,, 2026.
“The Care Closet exists to help ensure our students have access to the things they need, and your generosity will make a real difference in helping so many children start the school year feeling prepared, supported, and ready to succeed,” said Christina Edwards, District 202 director of Health Services, who oversees the Care Closet.