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Parents Invited to January 15 Tiger University

We are excited to invite you to tonight's Tiger University, a parent learning workshop hosted by our Special Services Department. This engaging and informative event is open to all parents and will take place from 5:30 to 6:30 PM in the lunchroom at Chelsea Intermediate School. This Tiger University is designed to provide families with valuable strategies and techniques to encourage greater independence for their children at home.
During this workshop, members of our Special Services team will share practical, developmentally appropriate approaches that can be easily implemented in your daily routines. The focus will be on fostering independence and empowering your child to develop skills that support their overall growth and confidence. Whether you are looking for fresh ideas or ways to refine your current practices, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn directly from the experts in our District.
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Grand Prairie Preschool Earns Gold Circle of Quality

Grand Prairie’s preschool program has been awarded the distinguished Gold Circle of Quality in the ExceleRate Illinois program, the state’s quality recognition and improvement system for early learning and development programs. This recognition highlights the exceptional work being done at Grand Prairie to provide high-quality early education to young learners in the Frankfort community.

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The mission of District 157-C is to prepare all students to be confident, life-long learners and productive citizens by challenging them to reach their fullest potential and by providing a quality educational environment in partnership with family and community.

Statement of Beliefs

We Believe That:
- The excellence of the community and the excellence of its educational system are mutually dependent.
- Education is the shared responsibility of the student, family, school and community.
- All students can learn and should be challenged to achieve their fullest potential.
- Students need to be actively engaged in the learning process.
- Public schools can provide students with the basic skills necessary to become life-long, productive citizens in an ever-changing world.
- Public schools prepare students for responsible citizenship in a multi-cultural society.