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ou. Social media pages are maintained by District 33 administration staff and are moderated during regular business/school hours. The districtβs social media commenting guidelines will be used to monitor comments. We invite your feedback through the commenting features on our social media sites. Please keep these comments relevant to the entry in question and consider that very long comments may put off fellow users. All posting of comments are at the discretion of the editors. The intent of these guidelines is not to keep any negative or critical information from being posted, but to protect the privacy and rights of district students and staff members. Commenting Guidelines - We welcome your comments and look forward to what you have to say. We ask that your comments comply with the following guidelines:
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β Celebrations from across our schools
π Graduation highlights
π Free summer meals information
π Summer reading opportunities
βοΈ Community events and resources for families
Thank you for being part of an amazing year filled with learning, growth, and memorable moments. We wish all of our students, staff, and families a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer!
06/05/2026
π₯ Safety training with a little extra heat! π₯
Today, our Facilities team participated in hands-on fire safety training, learning important strategies to help keep our schools and buildings safe in the event of a fire emergency.
The training included real-world fire extinguisher practice, giving staff the opportunity to safely extinguish an actual fire and build confidence in responding during an emergency. Even Superintendent Kristina Davis got a chance to put out a (literal) fire! π§―
We're grateful for opportunities like this that help ensure our staff are prepared, informed, and ready to keep our students, employees, and visitors safe.
06/05/2026
Livestream of the June 4, 2026 West Chicago Elementary School District 33 Board of Education meeting at Leman Middle School.
06/04/2026
We're sharing some of our favorite moments from last night's graduation ceremony! ππ
We are so proud of Leman Middle School's Class of 2026, and all they have accomplished as students in D33. As they begin their next chapter in high school, we know they will continue to reach higher and achieve great things.
Congratulations!
06/03/2026
Leman Middle School graduation starts in 10 minutes! Students are lined up and ready! Watch live:
While students head off for summer adventures, our Facilities team is just getting started! π§Ήπ«§
Behind the scenes, these hardworking team members are deep cleaning classrooms, waxing floors, tackling repairs, refreshing spaces, and preparing every school for a successful start to the new year. It takes a tremendous amount of planning, teamwork, and dedication to transform our buildings in just a few short months.
Thanks to this team, we have clean, safe, and welcoming schools for our students and staff!
06/03/2026
Tonight, we celebrate the Leman Middle School Class of 2026 as they take their next big step toward high school! πβ‘οΈ
Join us live in person or virtually on YouTube at 7pm as we recognize the accomplishments, memories, friendships, and bright futures of this incredible group of Chargers.
Due to the Big Boy train event and anticipated traffic in West Chicago, this year's ceremony has been moved to St. Charles East High School. Whether you're attending in person or cheering from home, we hope you'll help us celebrate this amazing group of students as they take their next step toward high school.
Congratulations, Chargers! We're proud of all you've accomplished and can't wait to see where your journey takes you next. βππ
05/29/2026
Catch up on the latest stories, celebrations, upcoming events, important reminders, and highlights from across District 33. π°β¨
This week's edition of NewsBites includes end-of-year celebrations, community events, staff recognitions, Big Boy train information, and more! π Read here: https://app.smore.com/n/9pfby