Here's a little #MondayMotivation from the walls of Edison Middle School! #YourCommunitySchools

Join the conversation! District 200 invites all community members to engage in a conversation regarding the facility needs and challenges at Edison, Franklin, and Monroe Middle Schools. Join us at any or all of our upcoming community engagement events to determine the path forward, together. Visit www.together200.net for more information. #YourCommunitySchools

It was great to return to Culver's for our first PTA Dine Out of the Year! Thanks to Kristen Trainor for coordinating dine outs this year. #YourCommunitySchools






Join the conversation! District 200 invites all community members to engage in a conversation regarding the facility needs and challenges at Edison, Franklin, and Monroe Middle Schools. Join us at any or all of our upcoming community engagement events to determine the path forward, together. Visit www.together200.net for more information. #YourCommunitySchools

Join the conversation! District 200 invites all community members to engage in a conversation regarding the facility needs and challenges at Edison, Franklin, and Monroe Middle Schools. Join us at any or all of our upcoming community engagement events to determine the path forward, together. Visit www.together200.net for more information. #YourCommunitySchools

The mathematicians in Mrs. Coover's 2nd grade class used blocks to solve comparison problems. #mathisfun #YourCommunitySchools




Follow this link to view the September 2023 Board Meeting Highlights: september-2023-board-meeting-highlights #YourCommunitySchools
Mrs. Willems braved the rain to cheer on her ADK students on the Wheaton Park District "Kentucky" soccer team! #YourCommunitySchools

It was a fun Friday in 5th grade! Ms. Sheppard's students surprised her with flowers and treats for her birthday. Mrs. Hrunek's class enjoyed the neverending jump rope as a celebration for showing positive behavior in the lunch room. Way to go, Knights! #YourCommunitySchools


Mrs. Willems's ADK students have so much fun during math centers. #mathisfun #YourCommunitySchools


4th graders are working on landform models. Thanks, Mrs. Lipnisky and Mr. Ourada, for doing such a fun, hands-on (and a little messy!) activity with your students. #YourCommunitySchools





Here's a little #MondayMotivation from a cabinet in Johnson Elementary's new library learning center! #YourCommunitySchools

Mrs. Lipnisky has 4th grade Earth Club up and running. They've been busy weeding and mulching the garden. #YourCommunitySchools

Ms. Heatherington's 2nd grade class had a blast during their library time today. Dr. Babb, LLC director, taught the kids guidelines for finding a book that is "just right." We are all bookworms at Washington School! #YourCommunitySchools

Multilingual learner (ML) teachers are co-teaching with classroom teachers during one of the Bookworms blocks in many of our classrooms this year. Here are just a few of our dynamic duo co-teaching teams! #YourCommunitySchools





Mrs. Coover's 2nd grade students enjoyed partner reading during their Bookworms shared reading time. We are all bookworms at Washington School! #YourCommunitySchools





Washington Elementary teacher Beth Miller won this year's back-to-school fill-the-teacher wishlist contest through 103.5 Kiss FM! As part of this promotion, Mrs. Miller has $500 in supplies for her classroom and students! #YourCommunitySchools

Ms. Banta's 3rd grade class did their first team building activity of the year. They worked together and used problem solving skills to save Sam, the gummy worm. Their perseverance and teamwork led to success! #SEL #socialemotionallearning #YourCommunitySchools






It's been a memorable first week of school with a lot of fun connecting with new teachers and classmates. Thanks to the PTA and Mrs. Katie Alongi for making the ice cream social a highlight! #YourCommunitySchools










District 200 School Community,
We have received a few emails from families asking about air conditioning on our buses. Our buses do not have air conditioning unless your child has a health plan that requires transportation on an air-conditioned bus. Drivers will open windows to promote air circulation and students are encouraged to dress for the weather. If your child does not tolerate heat well, parents may want to consider driving to/from school or carpooling later this week.
We also encourage families to hydrate outside of school hours and send students to school with water bottles. Parents with specific concerns regarding their own child(ren) may contact their child’s teacher and/or principal.
We have pasted the email we sent out earlier today below for reference.
Sincerely,
District 200
(Sent August 22, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m.)
District 200 School Community,
Forecasts for Wednesday, August 23, and Thursday, August 24, are predicting temperatures in the high 90s and possibly into the 100s. We want to inform you about our plans for ensuring the safety and well-being of our students and staff during these periods of high heat.
Our schools will use the Child Care Weather Chart below to determine if it is safe for students to go outdoors for recess, P.E. class, or similar activities. If a combination of temperature and humidity results in a heat index in the red category, students will remain indoors.
Wheaton North and Wheaton Warrenville South High Schools will follow guidance from the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). Both of the high schools will provide direct communication to students and families regarding modifications to practices, contests, and game schedules. All middle schools will follow the weather chart recommendations and will communicate directly to their school communities about modifications to their athletic practices.
In addition to monitoring the weather, beginning this evening, all District 200 schools will continuously run all air conditioning units through Friday evening to ensure our schools can maintain a comfortable temperature for students and staff.
Parents with specific concerns regarding their own child(ren) may contact their child’s teacher and/or principal.
Sincerely,
District 200

