It was such a wonderful week at Dooley school! Our students did a great job being responsible, respectful, and safe during our lockdown drill on Friday morning.
Thank you to all of our 6th grade families who celebrated with us at the School Board Meeting on Thursday evening. The room was filled with smiles and pride as we recognized Mrs. Abe for her award as District 54’s Teacher of the Year.
Our Staff Highlight this week is Mrs. Herbig’s Class. Mrs. Herbig is our 4th Grade Dual Language Teacher. We hope you enjoy reading room 224’s Highlights!
When : Tuesday, October 17th at 4: 00 PM– approximately 5:00 PM
Where : Field Behind Dooley school, Rain or Shine!!!
Who: Kindergarten– 6th grade students from Dooley school
Why : To collect money for food donations!
Each participant is recommended to bring at least one Dollar. All collected money will be donated to the District 54 food pantry to help families in need during the holiday season. It is NOT required to bring money!!!
** All participants will receive ONE raffle ticket for a chance to win cool prizes after all races are completed **
** Kindergarteners will run 100 yards(1st Race) **
** 1st & 2nd graders will run 200 yards(2nd Race) **
** 3rd and 4th graders will run 300 yards( 3rd Race) **
** 5th and 6th will run 400 yards(4th race) **
Parents/Guardians MUST be present with students during the event!!!
Any questions about the event can be emailed to Mr. Pappas at: [email protected]
Dooley’s Halloween celebration will take place on the afternoon of Tuesday, October 31st. Students should bring their costumes to school on that day. Costumes must go over their clothing. We will have a costume parade that begins at 1:15 PM, weather permitting. We will parade outside of the building exiting the front doors, down Norwood Street to Bradford and back to the school. Families are welcome to watch our parade from the designated area outside the front of the school OR line up along Norwood Street. Our staff and students enjoy spectators along the route. In order to ensure the safety and well-being of our children, please keep in mind the following considerations:
A party arranged by the PTA volunteers will take place following the parade, in classrooms. Only party volunteers who are assigned to support classrooms will be allowed in the building during parties. We look forward to a fun Halloween!
The LMEA District 7 Music Festival concert has been changed to 12:00 PM on Saturday, October 14th at Schaumburg High School. Good luck to our Dooley singers
District 54 is committed to ensuring not only the academic success of each child, but also their social-emotional wellbeing. Your insight as a parent/guardian is essential in creating the most well rounded picture of your student’s strengths and opportunities for growth. To gather your perspective, District 54 will send families of students in grades 3-8 an email link for each child to the District 54 Personal Assessment of Core Competency on Monday, October 2nd . The survey will remain open until Friday, October 20th. Thank you in advance for participating in this survey, as we believe the home-school collaboration is critical to best support your child’s overall well-being.
The U.S. McKinney-Vento Assistance Act defines homeless children as those who lack a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime abode.
In general, children or youth living in motels, transitional housing, shelters, the street, cars, parks, bus or train stations, abandoned buildings and other inadequate accommodations may be considered eligible for McKinney-Vento services. Please visit our website for more information.
October 17: Turkey Trot 4-5 PM
October 19: MOD Pizza Dooley Dine Out Event
October 27: Trunk or Treat
October 31: Halloween Parade and Parties