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District 214 named to innovative Districts of Distinction list by national magazine

High School District 214 is one of 34 school districts across the country to be named to the “Districts of Distinction” list by District Administration magazine.

Students recognized in April for their accomplishments by Board of Education

Several students were recognized by the District 214 Board of Education in April 2019 for their academic, community service and co-curricular accomplishments.

District 214 receives 2019 National School Library of the Year Award

High School District 214 is the recipient of the American Association of School Librarians’ (AASL) 2019 National School Library of the Year (NSLY) Award. Sponsored by Follett, the NSLY Award annually honors a single school or district-wide school library that exemplifies implementation of AASL's “National School Library Standards for Learners, School Librarians, and School Libraries.” District 214 will receive a crystal obelisk – the symbol of school library excellence – and $10,000 toward it

4th Annual African American Teen Summit features the theme #LifeReady

High School District 214 will host the fourth annual African American Teen Summit on Friday, April 26, 2019. Students from across District 214 will be in attendance. This event, which begins at 9 a.m., will be held this year at Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Rd., Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005.

District 214 students recognized on March 21 by Board of Education for accomplishments

Several students were recognized by the District 214 Board of Education on Thursday, March 21 for their academic, community service and co-curricular accomplishments.

Hersey Dance Marathon on March 9 to raise money for children with cancer

John Hersey High School is getting ready for its first Dance Marathon on Saturday. March 9. The Dance Marathon event is organized by students in Hersey’s Service Over Self (SOS) class and raises money for the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago. Hersey seniors Anshu Jacob and Megan Caulfield are leading the cause.

District 214 students recognized by Board of Education for accomplishments

Dozens of District 214 students were recognized by the District 214 Board of Education on Thursday, February 21 for their academic, community service and cocurricular accomplishments

Local volunteers recognized with District 214's Distinguished Service Award

Several volunteers were recognized Thursday, February, 21 with the District's Distinguished Service Awards for their dedication to our schools and programs.

District 214 Foundation shines spotlight on fine arts students during March 18 event

Select student artists from across the District will convene Monday, March 18 at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights for the District 214 Arts Spotlight: an inaugural evening of exhibits and performances. The event, hosted by the District 214 Education Foundation in partnership with the District’s Fine and Performing Arts departments, will benefit the newly established District 214 Arts Fund, empowering opportunities for career exploration and success.

JHHS Football Teams with MPPD

The John Hersey High School Football Team recently volunteered at Mt. Prospect Park District's Mardi Gras Night.

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Josh Methner Named Gatorade Illinois Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year

Congratulations to Josh Methner on being named the Gatorade Illinois Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year.

D214 juniors invited to Ask the College Night on February 20

Juniors in High School District 214 and their parents are invited to an Ask the College Night event where they will be able to kick off the college search.

Applications open now for D214 Foundation's $40K+ in scholarships

The District 214 Education Foundation is offering $40,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors this spring, including specific opportunities for students pursuing a career certificate in the trades; females pursuing careers in STEM or law; students demonstrating leadership and involvement at specific schools; and our annual Redefining Ready! competition that asks seniors to tell the world, in a 30-second video posted to Twitter, how they are college, career and life ready.

Hersey students compete in poetry recitation competition to build communication skills

This week the entire student body at John Hersey High School began participating in a poetry recitation competition to build their communication skills for high school and beyond.

Hersey students compete in poetry recitation competition to build communication skills

This week the entire student body at John Hersey High School began participating in a poetry recitation competition to build their communication skills for high school and beyond.

Longtime sports rivals partner to raise money for the families of fallen veterans

Hersey and Prospect high schools kick off a month-and-a-half long fundraiser called ‘Rivals in Sport, Partners in Purpose.’ The donations will help Folds of Honor provide educational scholarships to the families of fallen and deceased military members.

District 214 students recognized for achievements by Board of Education

The Board of Education on Thursday, December 13 recognized students for their achievements in cross country, journalism and soccer.

District 214 students enhance their knowledge of manufacturing with support from organizations

Equipment donated by industry partners have given High School District 214 students opportunities to build their skills and enhance their knowledge in manufacturing and engineering.

Bosch, D214 scholarship offers full funding for students pursuing college certifications in the trades

Select High School District 214 students pursuing career certificates in a variety of family-sustaining careers can now have that portion of their education paid in full through a unique scholarship created and funded by the Bosch Community Fund through the District 214 Education Foundation.

Middle school students build drones in Hersey after-school STEM class

Fifty middle school students are building, programming and flying drones as part of High School District 214’s continued efforts to build interest around STEM and manufacturing careers.

District 214 launches new website to help students discover their future

To help students navigate opportunities in high school and beyond, High School District 214 has launched a new website that offers quick and easy access to academic and career-focused resources.

District 214 parents, students invited to Nov. 19 student-athlete presentation

On Monday, November 19, the college counselors of High School District 214 will host the annual Student-Athlete Night. At this program, parents and students can gather in-depth information on what it takes to be a student-athlete at the college level. They also will learn about how to get recruited, the eligibility process and athletic scholarships.

District 214 among area schools to participate in 18th Annual Latino Summit

More than 500 Latino high school students, including those from District 214, will participate in the Annual Latino Summit at Harper College on Friday, Nov. 16. The Summit aims to “reach new heights through education.”

Hersey community food drive kicks off November 5

John Hersey High School will begin collecting food items on Monday, November 5 as part of its annual food drive to help those in need.

New film festival aims to inspire more students to pursue film

A new film festival organized by Prospect High School students aims to inspire the next generation of filmmakers. Prospect junior Cesar Toscano came up with the idea for The Film Dreamers’ Festival last school year. Working with Prospect senior Claire Galloway and their peers in the school’s film club, they have organized a red carpet event that will recognize student filmmakers from Prospect and John Hersey high schools.

John Hersey High School marks 50 years of education

John Hersey High School is celebrating its 50th anniversary this school year with several events, the first of which is occurring at this year's homecoming celebration.

District 214 families needing help with FAFSA invited to workshop

Need help submitting your FAFSA? Seniors in High School District 214 and their parents are invited to attend a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) workshop to get assistance completing and submitting the college financial aid form.

District 214 Career Pathways program featured in U.S. Chamber of Commerce campaign

High School District 214’s Career Pathways program is featured in a U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation campaign that spotlights how to prepare students for success. Through video, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Achieving Tomorrow’s “Voices” campaign shines a light on the impact educators, administrators, community leaders, parents, and businesses have when they join forces to help students succeed.

New parent series teaches readiness for tomorrow

A new parent engagement series will provide comprehensive community topics and education to ensure parents are ready for tomorrow's challenges. The Future Ready Parent series will consist of classes and seminars throughout the 2018-19 school year that provides the community with relevant topics affecting today’s youth. Registration for each class is required.

District 214 holds Senior Financial Aid Night

High School District 214 seniors and their parents are invited to learn about financial aid opportunities and resources for college at the Financial Aid Seminar for Seniors on Thursday, September 20.

District 214 holds college and career events for student postsecondary planning

High School District 214 will hold several career exploration events in October and November for students and parents.

New school year kicks off with #214firstday

Welcome back! We hope you are as excited as we are to kick off the new school year. On Wednesday, August 15, please share your first day stories and pictures using #214firstday on Twitter.

Daily Herald teams with Community Education to offer classes on fake news

In an era of fake news, how do you discern what information is factual? In a series of free classes, Daily Herald editors and District 214 journalism teachers will educate the community on how to identify lies, spin and bias that might masquerade as news.

Community can preview 2018 Illinois governor race at panel-style event

District 214 Community Education will host political journalists and other experts for a free, conversational analysis of the 2018 Illinois gubernatorial race. Decision 2018: A Gubernatorial Conversation will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, September 13 at the Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Road in Arlington Heights.

District 214 coaches stay up to date on safe football techniques

Football coaches in the Mid-Suburban League, including District 214, participated in a clinic with USA Football on June 13 to stay up to date on the safest tackling strategies and techniques for their players.

District 214 students stage Catch Me If You Can

This summer, students from across High School District 214 will perform in the all-District musical, Catch Me If You Can, at 7 p.m. from Thursday, July 12 through Saturday, July 14 at the Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Road in Arlington Heights.

Local realtors invited to District 214 Breakfast Discussion

High School District 214 will host a breakfast event for realtors who sell within its communities -- a more than 60-square-mile area that encompasses six comprehensive high schools and specialized programming for 12,000 students.

District 214 hosts Concussion Awareness Night

High School District 214 will host a Concussion Awareness Night on Wednesday, April 25 in the John Hersey High School Carter Gymnasium. The evening is designed to educate parents about the issues of concussions in youth sports including what to do if you think your child has suffered a concussion, tips for choosing the right medical professional, and how to put together a concussion history.

African American Teen Summit features District 214 grad with story of perseverance

High School District 214 will host the third African American Teen Summit on Friday, April 27. Students from across District 214 will be in attendance. This event, which begins at 9 a.m., will be held at Harper College, 1200 W. Algonquin Road in Palatine.

District 214 highlights career exploration opportunities at Future Ready Showcase

Parents of students in fourth through eighth grades in High School District 214’s boundaries are invited to the Future Ready Showcase on Monday, May 14, an evening that shows District 214’s Career Pathways program in action.

District 214 hosts Concussion Awareness Night

High School District 214 will host a Concussion Awareness Night on Wednesday, April 25 in the John Hersey High School Carter Gymnasium. The evening is designed to educate parents about the issues of concussions in youth sports including what to do if you think your child has suffered a concussion, tips for choosing the right medical professional, and how to put together a concussion history.

Hersey's State Level Successes

Several Hersey groups have had success at state-level competitions.

District 214 Board appoints Prospect High School administrator

The High School District 214 Board of Education on February 8 appointed Christina Athanasopoulos as Prospect High School’s Division Head of World Language and Social Science for the 2018-2019 school year. Athanasopoulos, an Advanced Placement Psychology teacher at John Hersey High School, has extensive experience in the social science field.

Grants help District 214 engage more students in manufacturing and STEM careers

Three grants provided by GCAMP, or Golden Corridor Advanced Manufacturing Partnership, are helping High School District 214 engage more students in manufacturing and STEM careers. The grants, totaling approximately $7,300, fund an after-school program for middle school students, underwrite a portion of a high-mileage vehicle competition for high school students, and provide VEX robotics kits for an early high school credit robotics class.

District 214 basketball returns to Arlington High

The Grace Gym in the former Arlington High School will come alive again with the competition of District 214 basketball when the Education Foundation, in partnership with the District and the Alumni Council, hosts a three-game varsity basketball event.

EIU and District 214 partnership enhances college opportunities for students and adult learners

A new partnership between Eastern Illinois University (EIU) and High School District 214 will increase college access and affordability for high school students and adult learners in the northwest suburbs.

Three District 214 students participate in all-state theatre production

Three High School District 214 students were selected to participate in the 2018 Illinois High School Theatre Festival earlier this month.

District 214 leader named finalist for National Superintendent of the Year

The Illinois Superintendent of the Year, Dr. David Schuler of High School District 214 in the northwest suburbs of Cook County, is one of four finalists for the National Superintendent of the Year according to the American Association of School Administrators (AASA).

Dr. David R. Schuler named Illinois Superintendent of the Year

Dr. David R. Schuler of High School District 214 has been named the 2018 Illinois Superintendent of the Year by the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA).

Food Drive 2017 - THANK YOU!

Food Drive 2017 is a huge success!

District 214 panel previews 2018 Illinois gubernatorial election

District 214 Community Education will welcome political journalists and other experts in October for a conversation outlining issues at the heart of the Illinois gubernatorial election -- part of a continued effort to engage community members on topics of importance.

Over 200 District 214 students register to vote on National Voter Registration Day

Rolling Meadows educators Ann Syversen Bullis and Denise Chapman, in partnership with the League of Women Voters of the Arlington Heights-Mount Prospect-Buffalo Grove Area, orchestrated a voter registration drive in eight High School District 214 schools on September 26.

District 214 Education Foundation holds golf open with special alumni event

An alumni-only pre-reception is new this year at the third annual District 214 Education Foundation Golf Open and Reception, scheduled for Monday, Sept. 11 at Chevy Chase Country Club in Wheeling.

Arlington grads invited to return home in September

It’s time for a blast from the past for Arlington High School graduates. An open house for all alumni will be held Saturday, September 23 from 10-3 p.m. The event will take place at the former Arlington High School building, now Christian Liberty Academy, 502 Euclid Avenue in Arlington Heights. The nostalgic trip home will feature an alumni band, The Cardinals, playing hits from the 1960s through 1984 to commemorate the year Arlington closed its doors.

D214 presents musical comedy The Wedding Singer

High School District 214 is proud to present the all-District musical, The Wedding Singer, running from Thursday, July 13 through Saturday, July 15 at the Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Rd. in Arlington Heights.

Hersey senior awarded the Richard W. Calisch Arts Unlimited Award

Each year, the Richard W. Calisch Arts Unlimited Award is presented to a District 214 high school senior who best exemplifies creative excellence in the arts. This award is the District's way of honoring Mr. Calisch's spirited commitment to and support of the fine and performing arts program when he was a teacher in our district.

Hersey symphonic band earns state recognition

The John Hersey High School Symphonic Band earned the Honor Band recognition earlier this month at the Illinois SuperState Concert Band Festival at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.

District 214 superintendent honored for expertise and leadership

High School District 214 Superintendent Dr. David R. Schuler has been named the 2017 Superintendent of Distinction by his colleagues in the North Cook Region of the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA).

District 214 Board seats new members, elects new officers

The High School District 214 Board of Education on April 27 seated four recently elected board members and elected a new board president and vice president.

D214 summer musical pit orchestra auditions announced

Auditions for the District 214 summer musical's orchestra pit will be held May 30 and May 31 from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Rolling Meadows High School orchestra room.

District 214 earns top honors for digital school districts in 2016-2017

For the eighth year in a row, High School District 214 is among the top-ranked school districts in the nation using cutting edge technology to enhance learning and curriculum.

District 214 receives budget award for excellence

The Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) has awarded High School District 214 its Meritorious Budget Award (MBA) for excellence in budget presentation during the 2016–2017 budget year.

Hersey debate team nabs third place at state tournament

John Hersey High School’s Debate team won third place runner-up in the Illinois Congressional Debate Association's state tournament in February.

WildStang celebrates partnership with District 23

Members of High School District 214’s award-winning WildStang robotics team happily set up shop at MacArthur Middle School in Prospect Heights in February, getting to work in what will become their new headquarters. Through a new partnership celebrated at a February 19 open house, the team will use eight rooms at MacArthur to create, build and innovate, and also will mentor MacArthur middle school students interested in the STEM fields.

District 214 Alumni Council holds networking events

Alumni of High School District 214 are invited to a morning of food, reminiscing, networking and more at the inaugural "Social Studies" alumni networking event, hosted by the District's Alumni Advisory Council.

District 214 Career Pathways program highlighted during national visit

Educators from across the Midwest visited High School District 214 on March 2 to learn more about the District’s Career Pathways program that provides students with real-world experiences and rigorous academic courses to discover their futures.

District 214 superintendent honored at AASA National Conference on Education

For his outstanding contributions to public education throughout the past year, David R. Schuler, superintendent of High School District 214 received a Distinguished Service Award by AASA, The School Superintendents Association.

Hersey students named first in their division at state level cybersecurity competition

A team of students from John Hersey High School recently placed first in their division at the state level competition of CyberPatriot, the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition.

Hersey robotics team win first and second place in regional competition

The John Hersey High School Robotics team brought home the first and second place awards from the Robot Rumble, a regional robotics competition held in February.

Hersey junior wins Walgreens National Concerto Competition

Hersey High School junior John Cao recently took first place at the Walgreens National Open Senior Piano competition.

District 214 board member named to top Illinois lawyers list

Longtime High School District 214 Board of Education member Miriam (Mimi) Cooper has been named to the 2017 Illinois Super Lawyers list, recognizing her as one of the most exceptional attorneys in the state.

District 214 Community Education holds panel on new American presidency

High School District 214 Community Education will host a panel of journalists and an experienced college professor for a free, conversational review of the first 30 days of the new American presidency.

District 214 Education Foundation online auction launches Feb. 19

Tickets to see the Chicago production of Hamilton are among the items up for bid in the District 214 Education Foundation Online Auction, which starts Sunday, February 19 and runs through Tuesday, February 28.

District 214 Community Education holds panel on new presidential administration

High School District 214 Community Education will host a panel of journalists and an experienced college professor for a free, conversational review of the first 30 days of the new American presidency.

Hersey saxophone quintet and woodwind quintet to perform in national festival

The John Hersey High School Saxophone Quintet and Woodwind Quintet have been invited to perform at the 2017 Music for All National Festival, the nation’s most prestigious festival for school instrumental music ensemble.

Marching Huskies Named Class 4A State Champions

The John Hersey High School Marching Huskies were named Class 4A State Champions at the State of Illinois Invitational High School Marching Band Championships held at Illinois State University on October 22nd.

21 District 214 Students Named 2017 National Merit Semifinalists

Twenty-one High School District 214 students have been named Semifinalists in the 62nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. The program also announced 72 students from District 214’s six comprehensive high schools received Commended Scholars status and three were also named National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars.

District 214 Holds Career Nights To Help Students Discover Their Futures

High School District 214 will hold three "Career Nights" in October and November at various sites in the district. Each night will focus on different career clusters, allowing students and their parents to receive invaluable information about various professions and meet with representatives from numerous businesses and industries.

Hersey Hosts Parent Education Workshop For District 214 Parents

John Hersey High School and High School District 214 will co-sponsor a parent night entitled “The Other Side of Cannabis” Wednesday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m.

District 214 Hosts Financial Aid Night For Parents and Students

High School District 214 seniors and their parents are invited to Financial Aid Night Thursday, Sept. 29 at Rolling Meadows High School.

District 214 Recognizes Richard Calisch Arts Award Recipient And Finalists

The High School District 214 Board of Education recently recognized several students for their achievements in fine and performing arts.

District 214 Foundation Provides Support For Future First-Generation College Students

Thirty first-generation High School District 214 students and their parents or guardians toured the campuses of Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee this spring, a new initiative aimed at ensuring long-term success for students who will become the first in their family to go to college.

Hersey Call To Action Speeches Inspire Freshmen

John Hersey High School freshmen ended the school year delivering speeches that inspired civic responsibility among their classmates.

Coleman Foundation Grant Funds District 214 Entrepreneur Incubator Labs

The District 214 Education Foundation recently received a $100,000 grant from The Coleman Foundation to transform classrooms into innovative laboratories with an entrepreneurial environment. The grant helped to redesign three classroom spaces to enhance learning for nearly 6,200 students at John Hersey, Rolling Meadows and Buffalo Grove high schools during the 2015-2016 school year.

District 214 Board Re-Elects Officers

The High School District 214 Board of Education on Thursday, May 12 re-elected Alva Kreutzer president and Todd Younger vice president, both for one-year terms.

District 214 Parents Invited To Hear Presentation From Lorenzo Santillan

High School District 214 parents are invited to hear a presentation from Lorenzo Santillan, a Mexican immigrant who beat the nation’s most talented engineering students in a robotics competition.

Hersey Debaters Place Two in State Finals

Sophomores Shannon Steines and Mady Cohodes brought home medals from the IHSA State Finals Super Congress, where they competed against 14 of the best speakers in the state. Hersey entered ten students, five of whom made the semis. Sophomores Ethan Bowers, Kelly Miller, and Josh Irvine were the semi-finalists. Coach Jack Stanislaw said, “Our entire team performed well in the entire contest, but I was particularly proud of Shannon and Mady; they represented Hersey bravely in the finals.”

District 214 Launches Redefining Ready! Scholarship Contest On Twitter

High School District 214 has launched a Twitter-based scholarship contest, asking current seniors to share how they are college or career ready beyond a test score.

Four District 214 Educators Appointed To Administrative Roles

The High School District 214 Board of Education on Thursday appointed four veteran educators to administrative roles for the 2016-2017 school year.

Seven District 214 Students Named Candidates for U.S. Presidential Scholars Program

Seven outstanding students from High School District 214 are among 800 nationwide chosen as candidates for the United States Presidential Scholars Program, one of the country’s highest honors for high schoolers. The prestigious program selects students for their merit in academic achievement, leadership and community service.

District 214 Hosts Girls Fight Back Violence Prevention Program for Females

High School District 214 is sponsoring a District-wide violence prevention program, “Girls Fight Back” on Monday, Feb. 22 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Forest View Educational Center fieldhouse, 2121 S. Goebbert Rd. in Arlington Heights.

District 214 Education Foundation Online Auction Launches Feb. 5

Box seats to a sold-out Justin Bieber world tour concert at Allstate Arena are among the items up for bid in the District 214 Education Foundation Online Auction, which starts Friday and runs through Sunday, February 14.

District 214 Computer Science Commitment Highlighted By White House

High School District 214's commitment to teaching all 12,000 of its students computer science was recognized Saturday by the White House. This marks the third time in 18 months the White House has highlighted the innovative work of District 214's staff.

District 214 Parent Night Focuses on Technology And Screen Time

John Hersey High School's Student Services Department will sponsor a parent night entitled 'Screen Time: Parenting In The Tech Era' On Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m.

District 214 Board Member Dussling Honored For Support Of Music And Fine Arts Education

For his consistent, strong and unconditional support for music and music education, District 214 School Board member Bill Dussling is being honored with the Legislative Award from the Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA).

High School District 214 Named Apple Distinguished Program

High School District 214 has been recognized as an Apple Distinguished Program for 2015 to 2017 for its one-to-one mobile device program.

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District 214 Board Member Dussling Honored For Support Of Music And Fine Arts Education

For his consistent, strong and unconditional support for music and music education, District 214 School Board member Bill Dussling is being honored with the Legislative Award from the Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA).

Parent Lecture and Discussion Program Offered In February And March

High School District 214 will offer an exciting lecture and discussion program in February and March to help parents navigate and respond appropriately to their children’s growth and development.

Eight District 214 Students Ace ACT Test

Eight High School District 214 students in the current senior class received a perfect composite score of 36 on theACT, a national college admission and placement examination.

District 211 and 214 Students Celebrate Chinese Culture With Performance

To celebrate what they have learned in their Mandarin classes, students from two area school districts are coming together for the third Chinese Student Cultural Performance. The show will be held on Friday, Dec. 4 in Rolling Meadows High School’s Theater, 2901 W. Central Rd. in Rolling Meadows. The event is free and open to the public.

District 211 and 214 Students Celebrate Chinese Culture With Performance

To celebrate what they have learned in their Mandarin classes, students from two area school districts are coming together for the third Chinese Student Cultural Performance. The show will be held on Friday, Dec. 4 in Rolling Meadows High School’s Theater, 2901 W. Central Rd. in Rolling Meadows. The event is free and open to the public.

13 Northwest Suburban High Schools To Participate In 14th Annual Latino Summit

More than 500 northwest suburban high school students will participate in the 14th annual Latino Summit on Friday, Nov. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Harper College.

District 214 Internship Program Highlighted in White House Summit on Next-Generation High Schools

High School District 214's nationally-unique internship program will be highlighted in the White House's inaugural Summit on Next-Generation High Schools. The summit, at the White House Tuesday, Nov. 10, features new actions by philanthropy, industry and school leaders who are committed to rethinking the way that high school education is delivered in the U.S.

Back 2 School Bash Returns With Expanded Mission

The Back 2 School Bash returns on Saturday, Sept. 12 to celebrate and embrace students with a range of abilities at the Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Rd. in Arlington Heights.

District 214 Hosts Workshop On Free Artifact Loan Program

High School District 214 is hosting a free workshop in September for instructors from all educational settings interested in borrowing educational materials through a new University of Illinois Extension program.

Fundraising Executive Appointed to District 214 Education Foundation Board

Deborah A. Nelson, a Certified Fund Raising Executive with two decades of experience in the nonprofit sector, has been appointed to the District 214 Education Foundation Board of Trustees.

District 214 Education Foundation Launches With Golf Open

The new District 214 Education Foundation will launch formally Monday, September 21 with the inaugural “Foundation for the Future” Golf Open and Dinner.

High School District 214 Forms Alumni Advisory Council, Launches Feedback Survey

On the heels of its yearlong Centennial Celebration, High School District 214 is launching a District-wide alumni survey and forming a District-level Alumni Advisory Council to formally drive engagement in the next century.

WildStang Holds Documentary On Entrepreneur Who Founded Robotics Competition

High School District 214's WildStang Robotics team will screen 'Slingshot,' a documentary about the life and inventions of entrepreneur Dean Kamen. The movie will be screened on Thursday, August 20 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium at the Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Road in Arlington Heights.