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Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Lake Bluff SD 65 board retreat on Aug. 11 won't be streamed or recorded

Lake Bluff Elementary School District 65's Board of Education will hold a public retreat at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, but the session won't be live-streamed or recorded, so families must attend in person or submit written comments by email.

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Lake Forest College graduate begins national legal advocacy fellowship

Lake Forest College 2026 graduate DeJanae Harges has begun a two-year Partners for Justice fellowship embedded in a Pennsylvania public defender's office, connecting clients with social services while building toward a career in law.

· 2 min read

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LFHS Class of 2026 yearbook pickup set for August 12–13

Lake Forest High School will distribute Class of 2026 yearbooks on Wednesday, August 12, and Thursday, August 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Metcalf Foyer, with entry through the back of the school.

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More in Education

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Helicopter lifts HVAC units onto Lake Forest High School as summer renovation accelerates

District 115 released Episode 16 of its "Under the Hard Hat" video series on July 13, documenting extensive summer construction at Lake Forest High School, where a helicopter assisted with rooftop HVAC installation as part of the $105.7 million Phase 1 renovation.

Deer Path Middle School students pitch LED light swap to school board, backed by their own energy audit

Deer Path Middle School's Green Team presented their "Operation Light Swap" LED retrofit project to the District 67 Board of Education at the June meeting, proposing to replace nine always-on fluorescent emergency lights using a $1,000 grant as a proof of concept for broader campus upgrades.

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