Congratulations to our teachers and staff who have been with District 202 for five and 10 years! They were honored Monday night. We appreciate all you do for 202! #202proud
Plainfield North High School celebrated its Homecoming last week. The week ended with a pep rally on Friday in the stadium. #202proud
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Tasty experiment. Fifth-grade honors students at Ridge Elementary School made ice cream in a bag as part of a physical science lesson. #202proud
Drauden Point Middle School starts each Monday with an all-school meeting in the gymnasium. Today, Principal Kai Freeman recognized students in each fall sport, including cross country, volleyball, and soccer, talked about empathy, and reminded everyone it was the start of Hispanic Heritage Month. What a great way to start the week! #202proud
The District 202 Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee (BPAC) hosted its first school year meeting at Creekside Elementary School this past week. Our Multilingual families learned about English Learner Programs, upcoming assessments, and the Home Access Center.
Join our next meeting on December 5 at Thomas Jefferson. https://www.psd202.org/page/linguistics-and-diversity-services
Board meeting at Plainfield South High School tonight. South looks fresh with its new paint, flooring, and logo inlaid on the floors. #202proud
Flags will be at half-staff today at all District 202 buildings in honor of Patriot Day. #neverforget911
More than 70 mentors, coaches, and advisory board members for the District 202 INCubator program attended a volunteer training today. These volunteers will help guide students at all four high schools on their way to becoming entrepreneurs. https://sites.google.com/psd202.org/incubator202/home
District 202 is proud to recognize our middle school Learning Specialists (from left) Tracy Kirk, Ira Jones Middle School, Stacey Schmidt, Indian Trail Middle School, Sandy Collins, Timber Ridge Middle School, Abel Orelove, John F. Kennedy Middle School, Carrie Offerman, Heritage Grove Middle School, Becky Young, Aux Sable Middle School, and Melissa Graves, Drauden Point Middle School. The Learning Specialist role was established to provide direct instruction and support for students to improve student achievement. Learning Specialists also work side-by-side with teachers by providing support to implement effective instructional practices to ensure high academic achievement of all students.
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The Board of Education will host its regular meeting on Wednesday, September 11, at Plainfield South High School, 7800 W. Caton Farm Road. Agenda: https://5il.co/2w2he Live feed: https://youtube.com/live/0KHAqnCZFz0?feature=share
Want to join our INCubator program to help high school students learn about entrepreneurship? Visit our INCubator website for details https://sites.google.com/psd202.org/incubator202/home Find out more about the program https://www.psd202.org/article/1710802
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Enjoy your day off! #202proud
Remember! No school on Monday for the Labor Day holiday! See you September 3! #202proud
Read the Transformative Tail of our Drauden Point Middle School social worker, Miriam Neugebauer, and her facility dog, Connie, on the Indiana Canine Assistance Network's (ICAN) website. Connie was trained at ICAN. https://icandog.org/ican-blog/transformativetails #202proud
Last night, the Board of Education approved switching SIP days in September due to the LIV Golf tournament at Bolingbrook Country Club. Students will be in school on Monday, September 16, and off school on Friday, September 13. Student absences on Monday will be excused. https://psd202.diligent.community/document/e68d336f-b82b-4886-9391-2cefd4d20e44/
We are "pawsitivly" excited to wish our District 202 facility dogs a happy belated National Dog Day! These dogs - and their handlers - help our students and staff every day across the district. We hope you get lots of treats! #202proud
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory and excessive heat watch for our area until 8 p.m. Tuesday. District 202 uses the following guidelines on days with extremely hot and or humid weather:
• Recess/PE outdoors if the heat index is 90 degrees or below
• Recess/PE indoors if the heat index is above 95 degrees
The heat index takes into account both air temperature and relative humidity. If the heat index is between 91 degrees and 94 degrees principals can decide if students stay inside or go outdoors.
Afterschool sports
High and middle school athletic directors will communicate any changes to their communities. Please also watch middle and high school social media accounts for updates.
