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We’re proud to celebrate some of our Lake Forest High School students who are heading to State competitions this spring. It's an exciting reminder of what’s possible as students grow through our schools.
Attention Seniors! The last two months of high school are filled with wonderful events, last opportunities, and celebrations.
The District 67 Health Services team is sharing two important reminders to help keep our students healthy and safe as we move into spring.
As stated in the April 3 message from D67 and D115 Chief Technology Officer, Jordan Salus, all K-8 district-provided iPads will not be sent home with students this summer.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for District 67 Math Night! We hope you found the session helpful and left with a better understanding of the math journey ahead. We’re grateful for your partnership as we work together to support every child.
Lake Forest Community High School (LFHS) proudly inducted three distinguished alumni into its Wall of Fame during a special ceremony on April 14, 2025.
On Friday, May 2nd, the LFHS Foundation will host its 15th Annual Spring Luncheon at Knollwood Club. This year's event features Harlan Cohen, the New York Times bestselling author.
The Lake Forest High School Foundation celebrated its 23rd annual Grant Day on Friday, March 14.
TEDxLFHS 2025 featured powerful talks, inspiring performances, and bold ideas from students and faculty.
District 67 Calendar Highlights
District 115 Calendar Highlights
Portrait of Our Learners
The Portrait of a Learner process will help us develop an updated and unified vision among Districts 65, 67, and 115 for the twenty-first century competencies that Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood students need to succeed in college, career, and beyond.
Confidence
Deer Path Middle School held the first annual Adventure Days, an exciting new fall tradition thanks to a Spirit of 67 Foundation grant! Students traveled to Boundless Adventures in Wisconsin with their advisories to participate in activities designed to foster group belonging and build confidence including an aerial challenge course, zip lines, ax throwing, geocaching and orienteering, and nature hikes.
Adaptability
Did you know that more than 85% of LFHS students are engaged in school activities? That is, due, in part, to the work and adaptability of our student leaders. Several Scouts attended the Illinois Directors of Student Activities (IDSA) Student Leadership Workshop at Lyons Township High School in October. This opportunity for students from across the state focused on a wide range of leadership skills including team-building, communication, evaluation, appropriate risk-taking, and getting involved in a positive way.
Critical Thinking
Two groups of Cherokee Elementary School fourth-graders placed 5th and 9th in the Illinois Stock Market Game (SMG). The SMG equips students with valuable academic and life skills such as critical thinking, math, economics, and personal finance, and introduces young people to saving and investing through a simulation of the stock and bond markets with their own virtual $100,000 investment portfolio!
Communication
Congratulations to Ryder Gamrath, Milana Yanev, Simon Pasquesi, Elise Rafiani, Ava Bleck, Jillian Duer, Chip Bailey, Grace Donovan, Kayden Prieto, and Ford Davie! These New Media students recently traveled to New York City to participate in the All-American High School Film Festival. While in the Big Apple, they learned from top industry professionals and met with mentors including LFHS alumni Lain Kienzle (‘10) and Tim Wong (‘11), and took a look behind the scenes in the control room for the live broadcast of CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360.
Citizenship
In October, Everett Elementary School students celebrated Unity Day by wearing their favorite orange-colored clothing! Unity Day is the signature event of National Bullying Prevention Month with the goal of promoting kindness, acceptance, citizenship, and inclusion to prevent bullying.
Empathy
LFHS Sociology students helped load the truck at Fill a Heart 4 Kids and pack food boxes! Their class donated $350 and over 50 boxes of cereal and pasta and on that day alone, Fill a Heart 4 Kids was distributing 250 food boxes to local students in need.