Glencoe Summer Academy

As we end a school year unlike any other, District 35 is encouraging students and families to develop a weekly summer schedule that will support continued learning in critical math and reading skills.

To support continued learning, we are providing access to an online, adaptive resource called MobyMax that will help Kindergarten through our graduating 8th-grade students to learn and grow over the summer. Detailed information about this resource has been sent to families via email. We also welcome students and families to visit our Glencoe Summer Academy website for ideas on setting weekly routines and additional resources to support continued learning and exploration over the summer. Click here to watch a video on the MobyMax experience.

Playground Reminders for Phase 4

Based on our shift to Phase 4, the State of Illinois has allowed the Park District to open playgrounds. You will notice the new signage at each of our playgrounds. Please take care to use the spaces responsibly and ensure you are mindful of the safety procedures. 

We appreciate your support so we may all do our part to continue with safe options for outdoor play. Thank you!

Updates from District 35

Please take a few minutes to view our video message with updates on plans within District 35. We have included news on:
• End-of-Year Reminders
• Summer Resources for all K-8 Students
• Plans for 2020-2021

As we plan for the coming school year, we are approaching the work with tremendous care and with children at the heart of every decision. We are all eager to resume in-person instruction; yet, we recognize that we can only do so with the health and safety of our students and staff as a top priority.  During the summer, we will continue our efforts to plan for the coming year and ensure you remain updated on the news from the schools. Please watch your inbox as we will send news, brief surveys, and learning updates to District 35 parents every other week during June and July.

We are so grateful for the many ways we have worked together to support our students during this unprecedented time. The generous spirit of our community has truly made a positive difference during these last few months. Thank you!

Take care and be safe as a family,

Superintendent

Summer Reading Club

Your summer plans may have changed, but the Glencoe Public Library’s Summer Reading Club is still on! Click here for more information on how to participate and win a prize bag that includes a free paperback book!

Community Resources

The Village of Glencoe is beginning to blossom with community resources such as the Glencoe Public Library and Glencoe Park District providing services to the community once again. Under new restrictions and guidelines, Glencoe residents will be able to obtain physical library books, play tennis on public courts, and visit the Glencoe beach. Details can be found on their websites.

Family Service of Glencoe Support

If you are homebound and need help, Family Service of Glencoe is here for you!

Please let Family Service of Glencoe know if you are unable to go out and need help of any kind such as food, medicine or other supplies while staying home. If you are feeling isolated, do not hesitate to call.  You may reach out to Bill Hansen at Family Service of Glencoe at 847-835-5111 or william@familyserviceofglencoe.org.  The office is staffed Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

2020-2021 Calendar

The Board of Education has approved the 2020-2021 school year calendar.  Winter break and spring break are common across New Trier Township. Click here to view a one page listing of major events for the upcoming school year.

Directory Information

The school district may release directory information which includes:

Student Name
Address
Grade level
Birth date and place
Parent(s)/guardian(s) name and address
Period of attendance in school

Additionally, student pictures without identifying information may be posted on the district web page with informational pieces. Any parent(s)/guardian(s) may prohibit the release of any or all of the above by delivering a written objection to the Building Principal.