Illinois Policy recently released a new study detailing how pension costs are negatively impacting budgets throughout the state’s school districts.

At today’s 2019-2020 staff kickoff event, the district recognized eight staff members for their years of dedication to students and education.

We can’t wait to welcome students in grades 1-12 back tomorrow morning, and our ECC and kindergarten students on Thursday!

A big thank you to Harvard resident Jodi Schlendorf and her employer Rust-Oleum.

District 47 is proud to partner with our parent volunteers and visitors from the community as we work to support our students in a variety of ways.

Join us on August 24, 2019 from 9am to 3pm for our First Annual Car Show.

Huntley Community School District 158 is now accepting applications for free and reduced-price meals through a secure, private, online form.

On August 14, the staff at Washington School, Crosby Elementary, Jefferson Elementary, and Harvard Junior High will welcome students and families to meet and greet their new teachers and tour buildings.

The Transportation Joint Agreement (TJA), the bus service shared between Districts 47 and 155, will host its fifth annual Transportation Open House on Monday, August 5, 2019 from 9am to 1pm.

School board applications are now available to fill the vacancy resulting from the resignation of board member Eileen Palsgrove.

At Wednesday’s public meeting, the Harvard CUSD 50 Board of Education recognized students for recent achievements.

Illinois state law requires children entering kindergarten, 6th grade and 9th grade to have a complete physical examination on file with the school health office before the first day of school or the child will not be allowed to start school

Huntley 158 is pleased to introduce the new Campus Resource Officers who will be serving our schools on the Reed Road and Square Barn Road Campuses beginning in fall 2019.

Fifteen staff members retired from the district this year.

There were 123 offenders released on parole during 2018 that live in Mchenry County, according to Illinois Department of Corrections data obtained by McHenry Times.

Eight Harvard CUSD 50 students have earned the State Seal of Biliteracy.

Lundahl seventh graders Jack Dacy (right center) and David Hronick (left center) took first place at the 32nd annual Tri-County Scholastic Bowl meet in Marengo on May 1.

Thank you to those that were able to join us for our Community Coffee sessions this month!

Lundahl eighth grader Kaitlynn Matsumoto was selected as a winner of the Masterpieces Art Contest sponsored by The Meemic Foundation for the Future of Education.

Those who were unable to attend or watch the livestream of the graduation ceremony for the Huntley High School Class of 2019 can experience the moment through photos and/or video.