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The role of the Communications Department is to keep students, parents, and the community informed about the day-to-day operations of Community Consolidated School District 89.CCSD 89 communicates with the public through school newsletters, the District's website, monthly Superintendent newsletters, community newsletters (the "Update"), Board highlights, news releases, and social media accounts (including Facebook and Twitter).
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YWCA Summer Outreach Fair will provide education, health, food resources
Families are invited to have some fun and get information on free resources at the YWCA Summer Outreach Fair. The free fair will be held 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 18, at Surrey Park.
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Keep reading! There’s lots of places to check out books this summer
Summer is the perfect time to relax and enjoy a great book. There are a lot of great local places to find books this summer, including in one of our CCSD 89 schools!
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A letter from Craig Hofmann to the community
Glen Crest social studies teacher Craig Hofmann retired after 40 years of service to CCSD 89 students. He shared a letter with the community. Here, he shares a letter of gratitude with the community.
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Glen Crest teacher Tracy Dietel, Park View aide Linda Helf earn district’s “89 Empowers” award
Glen Crest teacher Tracey Dietel and Park View aide Linda Helf were named the 2019 “89 Empowers” award winners.
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Congratulations, Glen Crest Middle School, class of 2019!
Congratulations to the 238 Glen Crest students who became the newest high school students on May 28, 2019.
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Glen Crest students Ashley Krebs, Emily Puchalski selected as district’s first Student Board Members
Two student leaders were selected to serve as first-ever Student Representatives to the Board of Education in Community Consolidated School District 89. Glen Crest Middle School seventh grade students Ashley Krebs and Emily Puchalski were introduced at Monday’s Board of Education meeting.
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Tuesday, June 4: CCSD 89 experiencing internet, phone outages
Tuesday, June 4: Community Consolidated School District 89 is experiencing internet and phone outages. This may affect our ability to respond quickly.
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No school Memorial Day (May 27), last day of school May 29
All CCSD 89 schools will be closed Monday, May 27. The last day of school will be a half day on Wednesday, May 29.
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Glen Crest musicians excel at Music in the Parks festival
Glen Crest Middle School band, chorus, and orchestra students earned several honors at the recent “Music in the Parks” festival.
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Questions about your tax bill?
As the first tax bills arrive with the new CCSD 89 tax rate, some residents have questions about the rate change that was approved by voters in November 2018.
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Glen Crest students challenge the community to join them on third annual clean-water fundraiser
Community members are invited to join Glen Crest students in a two-week fundraiser that will support people in Africa who do not have access to a sustainable water supply. The students will be substituting tap water for other drinks. They’ll keep track of what they would have spent, then donate the difference to The Water Project.
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Students’ artistic, musical talents will be showcased at May events
The month of May will be filled with art and music as Community Consolidated School District 89 students share their talent and hard work with the community. All the events are free.
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Registration for 2019-20 school year is now open
Registration for the 2019-20 school year is now open. Families who complete registration before May 1 can receive a $10 discount for each student.
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Assistant Superintendent Maureen Jones named to board for Illinois Association of School Business Officials
CCSD 89 Assistant Superintendent Maureen Jones was named to the Board of Directors for the Illinois Association of School Business Officials at the organization’s annual conference.
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CCSD 89 Board re-elects Powers, Núñez, Pope to leadership roles
Beth Powers was elected to a two-year term as Board President, Haydee Núñez was elected two a two-year term as Vice President, and Scott Pope was elected to a two-year term as Secretary Pro Tem.
