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Daylight Savings Ends November 1
Don't forget to set your clocks back before bed Saturday night.
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Family Resource Center: Increase Literacy & Self-Esteem at Home
Don't miss these FREE presentations (Spanish/English) on November 2 & 9
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Calling All Artists: Winter Card Contest
D63 K-8 students: submit your entry by November 4!
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Meal Pickup for Children 18 and Younger
Free to all children living in D63 through June 30, 2021
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Enjoy working with children? District 63 is hiring substitute teachers. Substitutes must hold a bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally-accredited institution of higher education. Apply online.
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In 2017, District 63 kicked off a master plan to expand programming and address several long-term space-related challenges.Ultimately, these changes will enable the District to better serve its families and the community. Learn more about the plan, costs, and timeline.
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D63 Schools In-Person Hybrid Learning Phase-In Begins in October
Posted by Janet Bishop on 10/1/2020 10:00:00 AM
D63 schools will phase in face-to-face hybrid learning between October 19 (for special education students) and November 17. Thanks to our families for completing the student learning selection process so quickly. Please note: If no selection was made for a student, that student will will remain in 63 Online remote learning. - Find the full phase-in list here.
- Students returning to in-person learning may shift to remote learning at any time.
- Students who continue with remote learning may not shift to in-person learning before March 1, 2021.
K-8th grade students will attend in-person learning in the morning, leave our buildings before lunch, and continue remote learning in the afternoon. PreK students will attend either a morning or afternoon session. Learn about the program, health and safety protocols, metrics, and more.
