Tune into NBC's Meet the Press August 11, at 3pm (CST), as Superintendent Carlton D. Jenkins, Ph.D. joins host Chuck Todd, live, to discuss the many challenges school districts face across the country.
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The days leading up to her speech at the AVID national conference this summer, rising eighth grade student at Wright Middle School Mari Sobota shared that she started feeling nervous.
Existing and new families of elementary, middle, and high school students can complete enrollment online.
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Find out about this Memorial High School construction update provided by Findorff
School Café connects families to MMSD School Nutrition. Creating an account is quick and easy.
Find out about this East High School construction update provided by Findorff
We are so proud to be a part of a community that believes in the value of providing an innovative, equity-driven educational experience for our students in well-maintained facilities for generations to come. We appreciate your patience as we begin our construction journey.
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Shoutouts
Sharon Alexander rocks! The Technical Services team would like to send a big thank you to Sharon for going above and beyond to collect MMSD chromebooks turned into the Chicago School District. Thank you Sharon!
Thank You Claudia Verhagen for being such a super co-worker and assisting me with backed up workload so I could start out the new school year with files rolled over, a somewhat clean desk and a boatload of stress off my mind. I am sure we will all agree, this past year was a bit overwhelming but with the help of this amazing young lady and her kindness to offer help I can feel excited about the new school year. Thank You Claudia for your friendship and your willingness to assist. It wasn't one of the most enjoyable tasks but it was a huge task and she took it on and did a GREAT job. Make it a WONDERFUL new school year in your new exciting role at Sandburg.
Shout out to Justin Kearney!! Mr. K we’ve seen you be there for kids in joy and sorrow and parties and crises. Thank you. Your big heart has helped make a safe space for so many Ali’s kids!
Shout Out to Patrick Doty! Your professionalism and leadership style are a strong reminder of what our district can accomplish when our scholars are at the forefront of decision making. Thank you for taking the time to support staff, be a listening partner and recognize the importance a growth mindset. Zoe
Justin Kearney-Allis Elementary What I really need here is a picture. For even a thousand words, can not portray the visuals that run through my head as I "see" the halls of Frank Allis. The thousands of children that were touched by the ever presence of Justin Kearney. Every child needs to know they matter, that someone has their back. Justin is that person to so many past and present Allis scholars. They know not only because he told them, words arent really his way, but they know because he showed them by his presence at school, on the bus, in their neighborhood, at their ball games, at their homes. SEE the picture....for it is a beautiful example of love for others. Thank you, Justin!
A HUGE shoutout to Mr. K at Frank Allis. We love you, we miss you, and we appreciate everything you do for our students, families and staff!!! You show us all what it means to balance high expectations while loving them through it. Your students know when they are with you, they are safe, welcomed and loved. THANK YOU for all you have given us!!!
Justin Kearney - You are phenomenal! I have seen your brilliance at Allis every day. Your dedication to the students and families at Allis is unmatched. Allis will never be the same without you. Your absence is a tremendous loss for the whole Allis Community. Wishing you nothing but the best!
Justin Kearney- Allis For your dedication to the staff, students, families and community at Allis! You truly go above and beyond to ensure every student feels heard and safe at school. Thank you for all that you do!!
Shoutout to Justin Kearney at Allis for truly giving 110% to our scholars and their families. The relationships you have built have and will continue to make an impact on our community.
Justin Kearney - Allis Elementary School Justin, it has been an honor to witness your dedication to students, families, and communities throughout the years, prepandemic and throughout the pandemic. You are constant, steadfast, and reliable in building a strong community and a coalition of educators, families, students, and leaders in your school and in the city, who strive to make schools spaces where our children thrive. This is a hard moment for our schools, families, and communities, and being united and working together with a shared goal is more important than ever. You have always worked in thoughtful collaboration and brought passion, commitment, and care to everyone around you. You inspire and sustain positive momentum, and we are grateful to you. You are truly Going For Broke in Education.