The District 200 Board of Education Regular Board Meeting is this Wednesday, July 10, at 7 p.m. at the School Service Center located at 130 W. Park Ave., in Wheaton.
To view the agenda, visit https://bit.ly/3Jw8prm, and click on July 10 on the calendar in the upper right hand corner. #YourCommunitySchools
The CUSD 200 Board of Education held its Regular Meeting on Wednesday, June 12, at the School Service Center.
To read a recap of the meeting, visit https://bit.ly/3RnbfTx
#YourCommunitySchools
📣FREE Mobile Food Market 📣
There is a FREE mobile food market TODAY from 4:30-6 p.m. at Villagebrook Apartments located at 278 E. St. Charles Road in Carol Stream.
Families will receive a week's worth of groceries at no cost. This distribution is drive-thru only, and is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last.
Please help spread the word! #YourCommunitySchools
📣FREE Mobile Food Market 📣
There is a FREE mobile food market TODAY from 4:30-6 p.m. at Villagebrook Apartments located at 278 E. St. Charles Road in Carol Stream.
Families will receive a week's worth of groceries at no cost. This distribution is drive-thru only, and is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last.
Please help spread the word! #YourCommunitySchools
Join us TONIGHT to hear an update on the potential middle school capital improvement projects and get a tour of Edison Middle School.
If you can't make it tonight, there are four other opportunities this summer to learn more about the projects. #YourCommunitySchools #Together200
Students had a great day celebrating the end of the 23-24 school year! We hope everyone has a great summer and we look forward to the start of next school year!
In the last District-wide Newsletter of the 2023-24 school year, we highlight the following:
- An end of year message from Superintendent Dr. Jeff Schuler
- A look at facilities work this summer
- Online Registration for Returning Students ends TOMORROW
- New Federal nutrition program provides grocery benefit during the summer
- Information about PushCoin refund requests for graduating seniors and students NOT returning to District 200
- Wheaton North High School Bass Fishing State Champions
- District 200 High School Students Named Wheaton Good Citizens
- Fifth grade student artwork
Read more by visiting, https://bit.ly/4bQT7cF. #YourCommunitySchools
Each year, the Hubble Middle School athletic department has the honor of giving athlete of the year awards to honor accomplishments and excellence across our various athletic programs. This award recognizes individuals who represented Hubble Athletics well across the whole school year and who made significant contributions to their teams’ success.
Congratulations to Clara, McKaileigh, and Liam for receiveing the award this year!
This morning, 8th graders were presented with awards to recognize excellence in each subject area. While we congratulate all 8th graders on completion of three years at Hubble, we especially congratulate those who received special honors.
Join us at one of our upcoming public engagement sessions to discuss capital improvements at three of our four middle schools! Details below:
After completing much of the infrastructure work needed in our elementary and high school spaces, we now need to address the significant improvements needed at three of our four middle schools: Franklin, Monroe, and Edison.
These aging 1960s buildings need to be modernized to provide safer and more secure buildings with learning spaces that support the rigorous curriculum our community expects and deserves.
The exciting news is our district’s fiscal responsibility has given us a unique opportunity to modernize our middle schools while giving our taxpayers property tax relief in the bond and interest portion of the tax levy.
As a community, we worked together throughout 2023 to determine a plan and nearly 1,300 community members took part in this process. Join our upcoming public engagement sessions to hear about our updated plan and provide your feedback.
To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/4dKR3F3 #YourCommunitySchools
Thank you to the Hubble PTA and the Class of 2024 for our new athletic entrance! Go Huskies!
Please welcome Dr. Matt Epperley to District 200!
At their May 8 meeting, the Board of Education approved Dr. Matt Epperley as the new Assistant Principal at Hubble Middle School beginning in the 2024-25 school year. Dr. Epperley will be replacing Mr. Andrew Vondran, who will serve as a Principal in another District beginning next year.
Dr. Epperley comes to District 200 from the Cooperative Association for Special Education (CASE) where he currently serves as an Administrator for Social Emotional Health and Wellness since 2020. Prior to that, he served in various roles in District 308 in Oswego as the Restorative Justice Coordinator for two years, the District School-Community Coordinator for one year, and was the Assistant Director of District Student Services for one year. Dr. Epperley served as a school counselor at Murphy Junior High in Plainfield for four years, and began his career as a school counselor at Marion Junior High School in Marion, where he served for two years. Dr. Epperley earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Southern Illinois University Carbondale, a master’s degree in educational psychology with an emphasis in school counseling from Southern Illinois University Carbondale, a second master’s degree in educational administration and leadership from Mckendree University and a doctor’s degree in leadership in educational administration from Aurora University.
Hubble Middle School Principal Dr. Jon Pilkington is excited to have Dr. Epperley join his administrative team. “I want to extend a warm congratulations to Dr. Epperley on his appointment as the next Assistant Principal at Hubble,” said Pilkington. “Dr. Epperley is a passionate leader who prioritizes student growth and success. His unwavering support and advocacy for students and teachers will enable us to continue building a positive and strong school culture.”
Dr. Epperley is looking forward to his new role. “I am truly honored to be selected to serve as the next Assistant Principal at Hubble,” said Epperley. “I am eager to get started and look forward to working with staff and parents to empower students to reach their highest level of learning and personal development.”
In this week's District-wide Newsletter, we highlight the following:
- District 200 commitment to high-quality learning
- Online Registration for Returning Students is now open
- New Federal nutrition program provides grocery benefit during the summer
- Information about PushCoin refund requests for graduating seniors and students NOT returning to District 200
- Upcoming tours and engagement sessions at Franklin, Monroe and Edison middle schools to discuss potential capital improvement projects
- Distinguished Service honorees
- Future Educator Signing Day
- Wheaton North student artwork on display in Washington D.C.
- Wheaton Co-Op Boys Gymnastics Team Win State
- Johnson Multicultural Day
- Student artwork recognized by the Board of Education
Read more by visiting, https://bit.ly/3V2RrHl. #YourCommunitySchools
📣District 200 Phone Issues Update📣
At this time, we believe all phone issues have been resolved.
We want to thank you for your patience and understanding as we worked through connectivity issues with our phone service this morning.
📣District 200 Phone Issues📣
District 200 is currently experiencing some connectivity issues with our phone system that may impact receiving inbound calls. At this time, it is unclear which buildings this is affecting as the issue is intermittent.
Our phone service provider is actively working to fix this issue.
We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause, and we hope to have an update for you very soon.
Congratulations to the Hubble track team on a great season. The huskies competed in the IPAC championship on Friday. While no levels took 1st place, we had a number of individual IPAC champions. These champions included: Mack and Lucy in the 400, Clara and Natalie in the 800, the 4x200 relay of McKaileigh, Maggie, Brooke and Eva, the 4x400 relay of Clara, Kate, Faye, and Mack, the 4x400 relay of Lucy, Grace, Miya, and Natalie, Drew in the discus, Mack in the long jump, and Liam in the triple jump.
We would love for you to join us for the final orchestra concert of the year on May 14th!
The District 200 Board of Education Regular Board Meeting is this Wednesday, May 8 at 7 p.m. at the School Service Center located at 130 W. Park Ave., in Wheaton.
To view the agenda, visit https://bit.ly/3Jw8prm, and click on May 8 on the calendar in the upper right hand corner. #YourCommunitySchools
In this week's District-wide Newsletter, we highlight the following:
- District 200 expands extracurricular offerings
- Online Registration for Returning Students is now open
- New Federal nutrition program provides grocery benefit during the summer
- Information about PushCoin refund requests for graduating seniors and students NOT returning to District 200
-District 200 INCubator students present final pitches and earn funding for start-up ideas
- Franklin Middle School Orchestra receives top honors at IGSMA Northern Division State Festival
Read more by visiting, https://bit.ly/3UpB4TN. #YourCommunitySchools
Spanish Club raised funds all year in order to charter a bus to visit the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago's Pilsen Neighborhood. Students recognized themselves or their families and neighbors in the bicultural artwork. They enjoyed the neighborhood's beautiful murals on the way to lunch, and were able to visit a panadería and dulcería before their comfy ride back to school.
Thank you to our chapersones whcih included parents, custodial staff, Dr Pilkington, Ms Morez, and a former Hubble Huskie who missed a previous edition of the trip because of COVID.
