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This communication includes new and previously shared information for your review and consideration.
For full weeks following the return to in-person learning on January 19th, the e-Hybrid Schedule will be followed (BW/Color)
SPECIAL WEEKS DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER - 2020-2021
The D115 COVID-19 Dashboard has been updated for the week of February 22, 2021, to reflect the latest information from our schools and local health departments. As of February 24, the incidence rate for Lake County indicates a slight increase over the past week from 10.1 to 10.6 percent. In addition, the incidence rate for the 60045 zip code has more than doubled from February 17- 24, jumping from 7.4 percent to 15.5 percent. The positivity rate for Lake County as of February, was 3.4 percent, a slight decline from last week. Please use this link to read the entire communication.
The Lake Forest Elementary School District 67 and Lake Forest Community High School District 115 Boards of Education will hold a Special Joint Meeting on Monday, March 1 at 5:00 PM. Additional information can be found on the District 67 and District 115 Board web pages prior to the meeting.
At this meeting the Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates Team will present the Leadership Profile Report based on all of the input gathered over the last month, and the Boards will take action to hire an Interim Superintendent.
Spring LFHS Virtual Town Hall Meeting
Thursday, March 11
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Livestream Link to Come
A conversation with Dr. Chala Holland and her leadership team as they reflect on the 2020-2021 school year and look ahead to Spring 2021 – and beyond.
Families will have an opportunity to submit questions in the coming weeks. Q&A will be moderated by APT President Beth Pierson.
Live stream link: https://youtu.be/FqR3KkQ-5pM
Please submit your question using this form by March 5th
Across the nation, schools and districts are recognizing the economic and personal consequences of equity and inclusion. In this session, Dr. Quirk will share her experiences with districts and schools that are working to build a culture of inclusion, with a focus on the value to ALL students when none are excluded from equitable opportunities and an environment of engagement is fostered. Please use this link to read more.
Although we will continue to support students opting for remote learning, our district is committed to safely supporting an increase in in-person learning for the students at LFHS following Spring Break.
In order to determine the extent to which we can increase in-person learning days for students, we need to know which students want to participate in in-person learning at LFHS beginning on March 29th (after Spring Break).
This will be the final time to submit a student learning preference update form. Only submit this form if you are changing your student's learning preference to a different choice than it is right now. Forms are due by March 5th.
See what's happening in the Transition Program!
For the month of February, when love is a common theme, students were asked to reflect on the activities they love the most. Activities that bring us joy not only help to combat our stress levels, they replenish our energy and provide us the strength and resilience to then do our important work in the world. When we are joyful, our whole body benefits, especially our heart and our mind.
The District 115 Board of Education voted in July 2020 to retain a nationally-renowned investigator of sexual misconduct in response to a report lodged by a Lake Forest High School (LFHS) alum that a former staff member had an inappropriate relationship with him several decades ago while he was a LFHS student. For more information, please visit our District 115 Board of Education web page. Please use this link to read the entire communication
We encourage anyone with concerns about misconduct, past or present, to use the LFHS Confidential Reporting Tool or to contact local law enforcement.
We'd like to provide a progress update on the search for a new District 67 and 115 superintendent of schools as well as opportunities for our entire community to provide input into this process. Please use this link to read the entire communication
Residents of the Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood communities are invited to take this survey to ensure that their feedback is considered throughout the search process. The survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and will remain open to our communities until 5:00 PM CT on Monday, February 15. Results of the survey will be tabulated and shared with the community.
As a reminder, weekly voluntary COVID-19 testing is now available for staff and students at Lake Forest High School.
Details and Logistics
Testing is offered on Mondays and Thursdays each week from 7:00 - 11:00 AM. Registration is required and available HERE. Please register in advance. Please use this link to read more.
Lake Forest High School released their Honor Roll for the First Semester of the 2020-2021 school year. Please use this link to view.
Attention Class of 2025
Click HERE for additional information and for the link to begin the pre-registration process for the 2021-2022 school year!
Curriculum Video are posted here.
View information about The Scout Experience
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Students in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades will be meeting with their Counselors to register for next year's courses during the month of January, February and March. Please use this link for helpful information to make this process as smooth as possible.
The deadline for selecting courses is Friday, March 5th @ 3:00 PM.
LFHS students and families. Please see the Resource Center schedule as well as the live Google Meet 'Waiting Rooms.' Students are encouraged to access supports during the school day, as well as before and after school, when applicable
Call Attendance at 847.582.7500 or email attendance115@lfschools.net.
