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Learning Together through rigorous academics, inspiring growth, and helping each student shine.

Libertyville District 70’s mission is to ensure students experience learning that prepares them to live and work in the 21st century. The district serves about 2,130 students in Lake County, Illinois, and is made up of five schools:
Adler Park (K-5)
Butterfield (PK-5)
Copeland Manor (K-5)
Rockland (K-5)
Highland (6-8)

10/30/2026

Who says Halloween fun is just for the students? 🎃

District 70 principals and the Educational Resource Center staff got into the Halloween spirit with festive costumes and plenty of school spirit!

Wishing the entire District 70 community a Happy Halloween!

10/30/2026

A haunted house took over PE class at Butterfield! 🎃

Fourth-graders put their speed, strategy, and teamwork to the test during a game of Haunted House in Mr. Krech’s PE class!

Armed with glowing batons, the monsters worked to protect their stash of treats while trick-or-treaters raced to collect as many as possible without getting tagged!

What a fun and festive way to keep students moving this Halloween season!

10/30/2026

Calendar Reminder 📅

There will be no school for students on Monday, November 2, and Tuesday, November 3. Classes will resume on Wednesday, November 4.

10/30/2026

Halloween storytelling with a musical twist! 🎶

Fifth-graders in Mrs. Whirry’s class at Butterfield School brought a Halloween story to life during music class with Mr. Weppler!

Using boomwhackers, students created a soundtrack filled with rhythm, melody, and suspense, adding a whole new dimension to the story.

What a creative way to explore music while celebrating the Halloween season!

10/30/2026

A closer look at penguins is helping Highland Middle School students uncover the science behind how species change over time!

In Mr. Liu's eighth-grade science class, students worked together to analyze data on penguin characteristics spanning hundreds of thousands of years.

As part of their OpenSciEd unit on natural selection and genetics, students examined changes in physical traits across generations, using scientific evidence to better understand how species adapt and evolve.

10/30/2026

100 Years of Rockland. Countless Memories. ❤️

Rockland School is turning 100, and we need your help telling its story!

As we prepare to celebrate Rockland's centennial in April 2027, we're inviting current and former students, staff, and families to share their favorite Rockland memories.

Do you have an old photo, a special keepsake, or a story that captures what makes Rockland so special? We'd love to hear from you!

Help us bring 100 years of Rockland history to life by sharing your memories here: https://bit.ly/4yCcQZr

10/29/2026

How can students connect their college experience with meaningful career opportunities?

Join GPS on Thursday, November 5, for Purposeful Paths: Connecting College Opportunity and Career Discovery with Ana Homayoun and a panel of experts.

This virtual conversation will explore ways students can approach the college journey with purpose while discovering interests, opportunities, and potential career paths along the way.

📅 Thursday, November 5
⏰ Noon or 7 p.m.
💻 Virtual event

Learn more and register: https://gpsparentseries.org/events/ana-homayoun-and-panel/

10/29/2026

Science in motion!

Sixth-graders in Mrs. Romano’s science classroom at D70 explored how thermal energy affects particle movement through a hands-on activity!

By tapping the bottom of a cup with a pencil, students modeled how particles move faster, spread apart, and bounce around as energy increases. It was a fun and interactive way to bring concepts like heat transfer and changes in states of matter to life!

10/29/2026

Butterfield first graders got into the Halloween spirit with a creative combination of writing and art!

Students used their imaginations to write spooky stories and design haunted house artwork to bring their tales to life. It was a fun way to practice storytelling skills while celebrating the season!

10/28/2026

Exploring careers and discovering possibilities for the future!

Highland Middle School eighth-graders recently attended Navig8 Lake County, a hands-on career exploration event hosted by the Lake County Regional Office of Education.

Students connected with local professionals and explored careers in healthcare, construction, technology, public service, skilled trades, food service, and more. Through interactive demonstrations, they had the opportunity to ask questions, try out real-world tools, and learn about potential career pathways.

Thank you to the Lake County Regional Office of Education and participating organizations for providing this valuable learning experience!

Address

1381 W. Lake Street
Libertyville, IL
60048

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+18473629695

Website

http://d70schools.org/

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