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Indian Prairie District 204 looking to raise driver’s education fees next school yearNov 11, 2026 1:16 pm - District 204 families with students hoping to get behind the wheel may run into a higher fee starting next school year, as the school district looks to raise the amount it charges for driver’s education from $425 to $500.
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Making AP Physics fun: Naperville Central teacher brings energy to his classroomNov 10, 2026 5:15 am - “He makes us care about physics. It’s not just like another class,” Naperville Central High School junior Abigail Song said of Naperville Central science teacher Andreas Damianides, who works to make physics applicable and relatable for students.
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Voters back District 214 tax hike, in first referendum in 55 yearsNov 03, 2026 9:54 pm - Taxpayers in the Northwest suburbs were willing to support a property tax increase to fund school renovations in the state’s second-largest high school district, preliminary results Tuesday night showed.
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District 214 keeping graduations at Now Arena in Hoffman EstatesOct 30, 2026 2:39 pm - Northwest Suburban High School District 214 has extended a contract with Now Arena in Hoffman Estates to host indoor graduation ceremonies through 2028. Officials cite positive feedback and cost savings compared to traditional on-campus ceremonies that were often disrupted by weather.
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Higher science proficiency, graduation rates among highlights of 2026 Illinois Report CardOct 30, 2026 9:02 am - More suburban fifth and eighth graders are showing proficiency in mastering core science concepts from studying matter and its interactions to problem-solving engineering design, according to the 2026 Illinois Report Card released Friday.
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Film society to host free ‘Psycho’ screening Nov. 4 in RoselleOct 26, 2026 11:02 pm - Lake Park High School Film Appreciation Society will screen Hitchcock's classic thriller "Psycho" on Wednesday, Nov. 4. The free community event includes the film screening, panel discussion, trivia, and door prizes.
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‘Passion and heart’: Music instructor at Schaumburg’s dual-language Dooley School among Suburbs’ Top TeachersOct 14, 2026 8:37 am - Though not a Japanese speaker herself, music teacher Rhonda Conrad feels a responsibility to include Japanese songs in almost every singing concert she plans at Dooley School in Schaumburg.
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Empower and inspire: How John Walters shapes students’ lives at Glenbard EastSep 15, 2026 5:43 am - An award winner as both an instructor and a football coach at Glenbard East, John Walters “meets the needs of the kids.”
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Elmhurst University gets federal funding for health sciences studiesSep 13, 2026 1:05 pm - Elmhurst University has received $950,000 from the federal government for its health sciences studies.
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Registration open for Hanover Township’s Fall Tutoring ProgramSep 11, 2026 4:21 pm - From Sept. 22 and through Jan. 14, Hanover Township’s Fall Tutoring program will meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the town hall, 250 S. IL Route 59 in Bartlett.
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