We are so excited to welcome the students back for the 2019-2020 school year. By the end of July, families will begin receiving information about class placements, schedules, and bussing, as well as, additional plans for kindergarten transition. Until then, here are some key dates for your family calendars.

Remember, the first day of school for students in 1st through 8th grade is August 14th. Kindergarten will begin the following day on August 15th.

Kindergarten Kick off will be August 6th from 5-7 at Washington School.
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Please note that during the week of July 3 through July 7, 2019 many of our employees are taking vacation time and celebrating with family and friends. Because of this, office hours will be by appointment only from July 3 through July 7, 2019. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, July 8, 2019. We hope you enjoy your 4th of July. Thank you.
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Summer hours at District Office are Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.
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We will hold the TWI lottery at 9:00 am on May 14th. Parents are welcome to view the live stream at https://youtu.be/GL8b1ZRJhlk

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Attention! Registration for STEAM Camp 2019 at Mundelein High School starting this June is still open for students entering grades 1-9! At this camp, there are many summer opportunities for students to be involved in engaging Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math activities! There is also a significant amount of scholarship money provided by the D75 STEAM Foundation still available for students. For more information, please contact Tony Cho at acho@d75.org. Thank you!
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On Friday, April 26, the annual Arbor Day Celebration took place at Washington Early Learning Center. Mayor Steve Lentz, Arborist Adam Schmidt and Principal Jim Kallieris were present for the ceremony.
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On the evening of April 16, the walls of the Carl Sandburg multipurpose room echoed with cheers for the talents of the 6th-8th grade students of District 75. The eleven acts in “Sandburg’s Got Talent” included vocal solos and ensembles, rock bands, puppetry, instrumentalists, martial arts and tap dancing.  This showcase of talent was spearheaded by music teachers Moulee Gupta and Carol Holck.
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Perhaps no academic field evolves more rapidly than that of science and engineering.  At CSMS, staff identified a need for science labs - original to the 1957 construction of the school - to be reinvented in order to meet the needs of the 21st century student. Not only did teachers want the facilities to encourage collaborative learning, but also to explore scientific inquiry and engineering design to adhere to the Next Generation Science Standards.  Funded by the district, the new labs were primarily constructed by a hardworking District 75 maintenance crew whose work saved the district many expenses from outside contractors.
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Seven talented 6th grade girls from Carl Sandburg -  the robotics team known as Gamma - have been honored with an invitation to compete this spring at the FIRST LEGO League Razorback World Invitational at the University of Arkansas from May 16-19!   One of the three robotics teams from the middle school and the first ever to be invited to go to a national competition, Gamma’s members are: Mari Hoover, Lia Kagan, Leah Kim, Sara Choi, Lucy Heikes, Sreya Kannappan, and Guadalupe Mayoral.  Head coach Mr. Bret Anno, a D75 parent, along with assistant coaches, teacher Eugene Skura and parent Scott Vandemotter, also deserve kudos.  “The entire Sandburg Community is proud of your work and accomplishments,”  says principal Mark Pilut in recognition of the great effort put forth by the group. Click for more information on how you can support their efforts!
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