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At Monday night’s Board of Education meeting, State Rep. Terra Costa Howard presented Dr. David Larson with a House Resolution congratulating him on his retirement after 13 years of service as Glenbard District 87 superintendent.
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A big thank you to State Rep. Terra Costa Howard for her kind words and for the House Resolution congratulating me on my retirement.
A big thank you to State Rep. Terra Costa Howard for her kind words and for the House Resolution congratulating me on my retirement.
So thankful for a supportive board and talented admin team. Lots of high levels of purpose, meaning and value the past 13 years!
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Congrats to our District Art Award recipients: East student Joana Bustamante (acrylic on canvas); North student Luke Hank (digital photography); South student Victoria Gaborek (digital illustration); and West student Anna Holter (colored pencil drawing).
Thankful for our board & admin team that planned this reception. Also thankful for my supt colleagues who attended. Particularly proud of the six supts that have come out of D87 during my years here!
Just another stellar admin from D87 being promoted!
The D94 Board of Education is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Limaris Pueyo as the next Principal of (WCCHS), effective July 1, 2025.
Dr. Pueyo brings nearly two decades of experience in public education. #WelcomeToWeGo #WeAreWeGo
Congratulations to the East recipients of the Inspire … Empower … Succeed Award: Tara Cappelletti (music teacher), Braden Kass (dean of students), Andrew Packer (music teacher) and Schuyler Roberts (administrative assistant for English, social studies and world languages).
Our amazing AP Capstone Instructors planned a memorable program last night to honor our many AP Research Students.
It was great to celebrate our Glenbard South students for their competitive achievements: Math Team, Scholastic Bowl Team, and senior Brooklynn Moore (All-State in girls basketball and girls volleyball).
Congrats to our 2025 Livingston Human Relations Award recipients. They’ve shown real concern for others and have promoted positive, caring relationships regardless of race, sex, religion, ethnicity, economic level, physical ability or academic prowess.






































