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• Good luck to the RMU Women's Tennis Team competing in the NAIA National Champion...
• What is the best mobile app you've downloaded lately?
• Happy Monday! Has anyone ever thought of studying abroad? If so, which places in...
• There are upsides to paying for your own college.
• Check out our College of Adult Continuing Studies at
• Here's some great perspective on the value of a college degree!
• Seniors, make sure to finish out your senior year strong!
• Join us for High School Visit Day, Saturday, May 12th at 10am! RSVP @
• This article has great advice for high school juniors looking to go to college!...
• HS students! RSVP now for RMU's #SummerInTheCity overnight event! July 11-13. ht...
• Check out these great tips for controlling your online reputation!
• Prospective students! Check out RMU's #SummerInTheCity at
• Good luck to the CPS students on campus for their CTE Capstone Projects!
• Good luck to all the CPS students on campus for their CTE Capstone projects!
• RSVP now for Summer in the City 2012! Stay in student housing, attend the Tast...
• RSVP now for Summer in the City 2012! Stay in student housing, attend the Tast...
• RMU replaces MAP Grant for qualifying students! More info @
• RSVP for RMU's summer overnight! #SummerInTheCity @
• Latinos Progresano is accepting applications for six $1,000 scholarships! Visit...
• #SummerInTheCity @ RMU! Check it out at
• Attention teachers!! Earn FREE CPDU's with hands-on workshops at RMU this summer...
• Arlington Heights Welcomes RMU!
• Arlington Heights Welcomes RMU!
• Attention adults! RMU is now offering an Adult Grant of up to $4,500 per year. P...
• Remember the 2012 Spring Career Fair is tomorrow at the Chicago Hilton from 10AM...
• The Spring Music Showcase will have one FREE show on 4/20 at 7PM - Congress Hote...
• Congratulations to the District 214 full tuition scholarship winners!
• Congratulations to the District 214 Full Tuition Scholarship Recipients!
• Get ready for Lunch for a Cause. Monday 4/2 in the Chicago Campus Culinary Dini...
• Check out our talented Women's Dance Team as they perform in the UDA Dance Compe...
• Check out our talented Women's Dance Team as they perform in the UDA Dance Compe...
• Truly experience YOUR SENSE OF TASTE at the RMU Culinary Symposium on 4/13/12....
• RMU Sailing Eagles to host the annual Varsity Regatta on Saturday 3/24-3/25 at t...
• Don't miss the Morris Women's Presentation "Mentoring and the Importance of Ment...
• Congratulations to the most recent RMU Diamond Society Inductees: Melanie Carlin...
• Don't miss Connect: MIS Technology Trends 2012. Held on 4/9 from 6-9PM on the 8t...
• RMU Experience Application is now available via iTunes!!!
• RMU's latest edition of the cookbook is now available. Supplies of Blend 2 are...
• RMU is offering a FREE series of writing workshops at the Bensenville and DuPage...
• RMU is offering 40 grants to residents of Arlington Heights, Buffalo Grove, Pros...
• Have you filled out your FAFSA yet? Priority filing date is March 1st! Go to w...
• RMU Springfield is hosting a Design Contest and Award Reception 3/10/12 @ 10AM f...
• Interested in racing coed teams from other RMU locations? Join the Intra-Colleg...
• Watch the #3 rank Eagles basketball team on CBS channel 2 tonight from 10:00-10:...
• Congrats to Jesus Patino of Joliet Central - Winner of the RMU School Spirit Con...
• The Gold Hockey team will be featured tonight on Chicago Sportsnet Central at 6:...
• The RMU Culinary Symposium is coming up on Friday April 13th. Join us at the Ch...
• The Annual Career Fair is coming up soon in April. Make sure you talk to your c...
• Recap of the January 31 Board of Education Meeting
• Hyde Park, Whittier Recognized by State as ‘Academic Improvement’ Schools
• Special Board of Education Meeting Scheduled for February 2
• Six Waukegan Schools Recognized by Lake County ROE for High Attendance
• WHS JROTC Scores High Marks in Formal Inspections
• Pack the place this Friday!!! RMU's annual Pack The Place will take place this...
• EPIC North Shore will be Open Monday, January 30
• Waukegan Schools Construction Trade Workshop Scheduled for February 13
• Classes Canceled at EPIC North Shore Preschool
• Greenwood, Glenwood to get Playground Additions Through Grant
• WHS Basketball Launches ‘Dining Out for the Dogs’ Fundraiser
• Robert Morris is offering another 30 grants to Arlington Heights residents!!! T...
• New Dates Announced for Class of 2016 Freshmen Orientation
• Snow Cancels Some After School Events
• Upcoming Educational Workshops Focus on Health, Substance Abuse
• District 60/ Teachers Union Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
• Recap of the January 17 Board of Education Meeting
• Kindergarten Information Night at Cooke Canceled – Testing Details Below
• Pink-Out Events to Benefit Cancer Research Planned for January 26, 27
• District 60 Hiring Substitute Teachers at Increased Rate
• Title I Parent Meeting Planned for January 17
• Kindergarten Informational Meeting at Cooke Rescheduled
• Cooke Student Honored in National Art Contest
• WHS Prepares for Alumni College Student Panel
• Recap of the January 10 Special Board of Education Meeting
• Listen to RMU on WGN 720 AM Radio today at 1:45
• ‘Whooping Cough’ Vaccine Required for Students in Grades 6 to 12
• JROTC Bulldog Drill Team Fundraiser on January 21
• Important Dates for Prospective Andrew Cooke Magnet School Students
• Special Board of Education Meetings Scheduled for January 10, 11
• Asian Club at WHS Collecting Goods for Tropical Storm Victims in Philippines
• Recap of December 19 Special Board of Education Meeting
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• Tickets on Sale for Waukegan Schools Foundation Fundraiser
• Special Board of Education Meeting Scheduled for December 19
• Jefferson Students Give Special Gifts to Younger Pupils
• CDB Project Model Classrooms to Be Unveiled to Public
• Catch our football coach Jared Williamson in an interview on Chicago Trib Live t...
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• Survival during your freshman year may depend on this!!!
• Abbott Student Wins Patriotic Essay Contest
• WHS Graduation Date Change
• Recap of the December 13 Board of Education Meeting
• Six Waukegan Schools to be Recognized for High Attendance
• Financial Aid Questions answered!!!
• Waukegan Students to Perform with Kenny Rogers on Stage at Genesee Theatre
• Recap of the December 7 Special Board of Education Meeting
• Christmas Worship Service at Good Shepherd
• District 60 Music Instructor to Play at Prestigious Music Conference
• More Dates Announced for Parent/Guardian Educational Workshops
• If you're starting school this week you may want to check this out:
• Special Board of Education meeting Scheduled for December 7
• District-Wide Family Reading Event on December 6
• December 2 Educational Workshop to Focus on Public Benefits
• Little Fort Will Be Open December 1
• Water Main Break at Little Fort Closes School
• Hey check out this link to vote on the best "School Spirit" photo that was submi...
• Holiday Concerts at Waukegan High School
• November 29 Special Board Meeting Canceled
• Recap of the November 22 Board of Education Meeting
• District 60 Seeking Volunteers for Student Discipline Committee
• Glen Flora Students Fill Shoe Boxes to Help Children Around the World
• Bulldog Marching Band to Perform Free Indoor Concert
• Newest State Report Cards Officially Online
• Jefferson Student Council Launches Coat Drive
• RMU will be part of the McDonald's Thanksgiving Parade! Come out and see the RM...
• Miguel Juarez Middle School to Host Rummage Sale
• District 60 Celebrates School Board Members’ Day
• District 60 to Launch Educational Workshops for Parents and Guardians
• How much do you know about the Morris Graduate School of Management? Are you co...
• Recap of November 9 Special Board of Education Meeting
• Technology System Maintenance to Disrupt District 60 Web Resources
• Suspicious Off-School Incidents Reported by Students
• District 60’s STEPS Program is Expanding
• RMU offers schollarship awards based on financial need, academic achievement, at...
• District 60 Seeks Community Support in Opposing Pending Legislation
• Conferences Scheduled for November 2 and 3
• Vincentennial: A Halloween Tribute to Vincent Price 100 Birthday
• District 60 Awarded Physical Education Program Grant
• Recap of the October 25 Board of Education Meeting
• Title I Parent Meeting Planned for October 26
• Cooke Awarded Green Thumb Grant
• District 60 Employees to be Honored With ‘Those Who Excel’ Awards
• Recap of October 18 Special Board of Education Meeting
• Clearview Takes Part in Hometown Huddle, Playground Groundbreaking
• Special Board Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday, October 18
• EPIC and Child Find Screenings Underway
• Webster Middle School Launches District’s First Mariachi Band
• Recap of the October 11 Board of Education Meeting
• District 60 Publication Honored in Communications Contest
• Waukegan Students Join in on World Record Reading Attempt
• Jefferson Students Honored in Hunger Action Month Contest
• There will be an IT/Graphic Design/Architectural Technology Career Fair 10/6/11....
• WHS Poms Squad Qualifies for National Competition
• Greenwood Teacher Honored in ‘A Day Made Better’ Campaign
• Recap of the September 27 Board of Education Meeting
• When you get the chance, stop by the new 6th Floor at the Chicago Campus. It's...
• Homecoming Parade Winners
• Notice for September 27 Board Meeting (With Agenda)
• Superintendent’s Statement Regarding Busing Changes
• Cooke in the Running for National Contest
• Pasta & Pops Tickets Now on Sale
• Cooke Magnet Wins WPL’s Summer Reading Contest
• Capital Development Community Forum on September 28
• Homecoming Week Activities and Events
• Greenwood Students Create Flag for Firefighters
• RMU students enter into an RMU contest to win up to $500 in gift cards to the bo...
• Recap of the September 13 Board of Education Meeting
• Bulldogs Night Football Game to be Played at Weiss Field
• Change of Location for September 13 Board Meeting
• District 60 Announces Arrest of Employee
• Oakdale Remembers Sept. 11 with ‘Celebrity Pledge Week’
• Glen Flora Staff Rewarded for Large Turnout at Appreciation Breakfast
• Recap of September 1 Board of Education Meeting
• Remediation Project Underway at Greenwood
• Agenda Additions for Sept. 1 Special Board Meeting
• Jack Benny Staff Get ‘Fresh Start’ with Garden Planting
• Special Board of Education Meetings Planned for Aug. 30 and Sept. 1
• District 60 Reduces Student Fees for Families with Multiple Children in District
• Recap of the August 23 Board of Education Meeting
• Back to School for Waukegan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Special Board Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday, August 24
• WHS Teacher Honored by Teach for America
• District 60 is Altering its Check Practice
• Waukegan Parents to Participate in ‘Million Father March’
• Reminder of Health Requirements for Students
• School Start Times and Estimated Bus Pick-Ups/ Drop-Offs
• District 60 No Longer Accepts Personal Checks
• District 60 Unveils Renovated Board Room
• No Child Left Behind Meeting Planned for August 16
• Recap of the August 9 Board of Education Meeting
• Waukegan High School Fall Sports Begin August 10
• WHS Class of 2011 Graduates Awarded Howe Scholarships
• WHS Introduces New Bell Schedule
• District 60 Granted Use of Former Armory Building
• School Supplies Lists Available
• Final New Student Registration on August 4
• It may be Monday but you should still #FF @RMU_Sailing, @RMU_Football, @RMUilvba...
• Have you been reading the blogs written by our students at robertmorris.edu/blog...
• Thinking of applying to RMU? The final application deadline is August 31! Fall q...
• Health Fair at Miguel Juarez Middle School
• Recap of the July 27 Special Board of Education Meeting
• Recap of the July 26 Board of Education Meeting
• Who's coming to cheer on the RMU Eagles in their first home football game? Sept...
• WHS Discounted Sports Physicals Date Rescheduled
• Special Board of Education Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday, July 27
• Change of Location for July 26 Board of Education Meeting
• Want to know what life is really like at RMU? Read blogs written by our students! New blogs are added every week. robertmorris.edu/blogs
• Check out the latest ICenter project by RMU students! And for more info and future projects, visit the ICenter (1st floor, Chicago campus)
• Superintendent Unveils New Motto for 2011/2012
• Need to say thank you or send a congratulations? You can send a free e-card courtesy of RMU! Visit robertmorris.edu/ecards
• Welcome to all of our new and returning students on the first day of Summer II!
• Two New Student Registration Dates Remain
• Update on School Openings/ Closings
• High school students-do you know about RMU's Weekend Away at College program? Learn more here:
• Summer School Programs CANCELED for Wednesday, July 13
• Our hardworking students have this week off to celebrate summer! Enjoy RMU Eagles!
• Summer School Programs Canceled for Tuesday, June 12
• Nominate your friend to be RMU's Student of the Week!
• It's here! RMU students put together an amazing Lip Dub video as an ICenter project. Watch and enjoy!
• RMU's newest campus in Arlington Heights is now open! The address is 2123 S. Goebbert Rd., Arlington Heights, IL 60005. We are located directly behind the Forest View Learning Center. To find us you must turn east into the parking lot located on t
• Join us TOMORROW for the premiere of the latest ICenter project-the Lip Dub video! 2pm, Chicago Auditorium
• RMU's Show Choir sings the National Anthem at a Chicago Sky game!
• Enjoy the 3 day weekend and have a safe and happy 4th of July!
• Students Use Writing Lesson to Thank Fireworks Show Donors
• Have you checked in with our student bloggers lately?
• Recap of the June 28 Board of Education Meeting
• RMU's very own show choir has a Twitter! Follow them @RMU_ShowChoir
• June is a busy busy month here at RMU! Congrats to all our students who graduated on the 18th!
• The Taste of Chicago is in full swing, just blocks from our Chicago campus! What is a can't-miss booth?
• Baseball broadcaster Steve Stone visits RMU today for a book signing!
• RMU responds to the needs of the adult learner with flexible scheduling options at a NEW location!
• Recap of June 20 Special Board of Education Meeting
• District 60 Recognized With Budget Award
• Special Board of Education Meeting Scheduled for Monday, June 20
• Recap of the June 14 Board of Education Meeting
• Have you signed up to be part of RMU's music video yet? Filming is Friday! Sign up by clicking here: or by emailing lipdub@robertmorris.edu
• It's orientation season! If you are a new/returning student, make sure to keep checking your email for important orientation info!
• Who have you nominated for student of the week?
• Go Eagles!
• Jefferson Team Places 10th at Destination ImagiNation Global Finals
• Want to win 2 free tickets to Saturday's B96 B-Bash? First person to answer correctly wins. Winner must be able to pick up tickets at the Chicago campus by noon Friday. "What historical department store used to call 401 S. State St. home?&quo
• Don't forget about the paralegal open house tonight at 6pm at our Orland Park campus!
• Summer Breakfast Programs Begin June 20
• Nominate someone to be an RMU Student of the Week! (you can nominate yourself too!). Learn more here:
• Final Day of Classes is June 8
• Are you signed up for the LipDub yet? Less than 2 weeks remain!
• Have you checked in with our bloggers lately?
• Superintendent Names Recipients of Annual Leadership Award
• Juarez Students Awarded Computers for Reading
• Nominate someone to be an RMU Student of the Week! (you can nominate yourself too!). Learn more here:
• Want to be part of RMU's Lib Dub video? Join and get more info here:
• Attention RMU Graphic Design Juniors and Seniors: There is an internship opportunity available in the Marketing Department. Should be familiar with Adobe Creative Suite. Knowledge of Quark a plus. Please submit your resume to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• Today is the FINAL day to win a Kindle! Submit your essays for the contest to facebook@robertmorris.edu. Topic: best way to spend a summer day in Chicago. Good luck!
• Robert Morris University - Illinois Thinking of transferring to RMU? Join us this Tuesday, May 31 anytime from 4-7pm to learn more. RSVP: a minute ago · Like ·
• WHS Graduation Ceremonies will Continue as Scheduled
• Waukegan High School Celebrates Student Athletes
• District 60 Honors 2011 Retirees
• We know RMU students are amazing, but we want to hear why! Nominate someone to be RMU's Student of the Week! Those chosen will see their photo featured as this page's profile picture and get a special shout-out on this page! Plus, the nomina
• Don't forget! Tuesday is the essay contest deadline! The winner gets a Kindle! Topic: best way to spend a summer day in Chicago. Please email submissions to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• WHS Graduation Information/ Glance at Class of 2011
• Where's your favorite spot to study on campus?
• Recap of the May 24 Board of Education Meeting
• Bulldog Girls Place at State Track Meet
• WHS Students Earn Tech Campus Awards
• For more info about this project, please email info@kinetoscopicpictures.com
• Reminder! The essay contest deadline has been extended to May 31! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." The winner will receive a KINDLE and a chance to see
• For more info about this project, please email info@kinetoscopicpicutres.com
• Blogger of the week! Meet Tristan, who is addicted to video games, dances like no one is watching, and writes poetry every now and again. Read Tristan's blogs here:
• Come be a part of our 1st ever RMU LIP DUB Music Video! Filming is Friday, June 17, 2:00-8:00 pm RMU Chicago Campus Food provided after filming Open to Current RMU Students, Faculty/Staff and Alumn.
• Information on Waukegan Schools Foundation’s Annual Golf Outing
• District 60 Introduces New Bell Times
• Reminder! The essay contest deadline has been extended to May 31! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Today is Armed Forces Day at the Lake County campus. To learn more, click here:
• Middle School Graduation Times Finalized
• Bulldog Track Athletes Advance to State Meet
• Summer School Registration at WHS
• Do you love being an RMU student! Refer a friend so they can experience RMU too!
• Attention RMU Graphic Design Juniors and Seniors: There is an internship opportunity available in the Marketing Department. Should be familiar with Adobe Creative Suite. Knowledge of Quark a plus. Please submit your resume to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• Event to Help Destination ImagiNation Student Teams
• Good news! The essay contest deadline has been extended to May 31! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Waukegan School District Hosts “Race to Nowhere”
• Cooke Magnet Honored in National Attendance Contest
• Recap of the May 10 Board of Education Meeting
• STARS Students Wrap up Pilot Year of Rising Entrepreneurs Program
• Today is the last day to submit essays for the contest! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Spring Concerts at Waukegan High School
• Meet Cheyenne, the current RMU blogger of the week! She is obsessed with nail polish and is terrified of pigeons. Want to learn more? Read on:
• Chicago campus students interested in being in the talent show May 17: today is the LAST day to register your act! Stop by the Student Affairs office on the 7th floor for more info.
• Annual Run with the Bulldogs 5K is May 22
• Juarez Student Chosen as FUTP 60 State Representative
• Don't forget! Your submissions for the essay contest are due Tuesday! Topic is "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." Send entries to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• Attention all prom-goers! There is a special scholarship opportunity just for you! Make your prom outfit out of duct tape and you could win a $5000, $3000 or $2000 scholarship! Deadline is June 13. For more info:
• Cooke Student Becomes Published Author
• New scholarship alert! To those with a major in the health services: the Tylenol Scholarship is still available (deadline May 27). Recipients can receive up to $10,000. For more info or to apply, visit:
• Tickets Remain for Waukegan Schools Foundation Fundraiser
• Who has seen "The Hangover" so many times that they know all the lines and song lyrics? That would be Erica, RMU's latest blogger of the week! Get to know Erica and read all her blogs here:
• Abbott Choir Competes at State Competition
• Just 1 week left to submit your essays to our contest! The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." The winner has the chance to see their piece run in the RMU newspaper! Submit entries to facebook@robertmorris.ed
• Sending out a big WELCOME! to all of our new and returning students as they begin Summer I quarter today.
• Waukegan High School Presents ‘Honk!’
• Receive a $10 gift card! Submit or mail a copy of your local community newspaper by Wednesday, May 4 to: Robert Morris University Attn: Marketing Department 401 S. State St. Chicago, IL 60605 Tribune, Sun Times and Red Eye submissions are excluded.
• Waukegan School Foundation Awards Grants to Waukegan Educators
• Have questions about dorm life? This link may be able to help!
• Recap of the April 26 Board of Education Meeting
• Three New Board of Education Members Seated
• JROTC Drill Team Wins Chicago North Suburban Drill Meet
• Thinking of transferring to RMU? Join us today for Transfer Tuesday, 4-7pm, all campuses. RSVP here:
• Cooke Magnet School Receives Three Eco Grants
• To celebrate the addition of the new writing program at RMU, we are hosting an essay contest! One lucky winner has the opportunity to see their piece run in RMU's Eagle newspaper. Your topic is "What is the best way to spend a spring or summe
• Who is (1) obsessed with Grey's Anatomy? (2) stood in line for all the Harry Potter books? and (3) sold over 300 boxes of Girl Scout cookies? Lenora, RMU's blogger of the week! Read all her blogs about life at RMU here:
• Waukegan Students Win Links, Incorporated Art Contest
• Don't forget that RMU is closed tomorrow, Thursday, as well as Friday April 22. Enjoy the long weekend and we'll see you Monday!
• ‘Penny Wars’ Competition Raises Money at Lyon Magnet
• Scholarship Opportunity! The CSO Opportunity Scholarship is a $2,000, four-year renewable scholarship awarded to first-generation college students. For more info and to apply, click here:
• Are you an RMU student loving your time here? Share it with your friends! Refer a friend to RMU at robertmorris.edu/fbreferral for a chance to win a prize!
• Clearview Students Raise Money to Help Japan
• Guess who......her all time favorite TV show is Make It or Break It. It's Alinda! She is the latest RMU blogger of the week! Read all of her blogs and learn more about Alinda here:
• District 60 Earns Budget Award
• High school seniors: if you haven't chosen your college yet, Don't Panic! Come to RMU tomorrow at 10am for a campus visit day. It's not too late to apply-RMU's preferred application deadline is May 1.
• Jefferson Students Create Aquaponic Growing System
• Hi Sarah! Congratulations-you were RMU's lucky 3000th Facebook Fan! This means you win a prize! Please email facebook@robertmorris.edu and we will work out the details. Congrats again! -RMU
• Recap of the April 12 Board of Education Meeting
• RMU is looking for students to be part of it's very first Lip Dub video!
• High school seniors are struggling to pick their college right now. As a current RMU student, what made you choose RMU? What do you love about RMU?
• Who has an odd obsession with Chipotle Chicken Burritos? Who often loses their weekends to Lifetime movies? Meet Caitlyn, your RMU blogger of the week! Learn more about Caitlyn's life:
• Recap of the April 7 Special Board of Education Meeting
• RMU campuses are hosting a financial aid information session tonight at 6pm!
• New Board of Education Members Elected
• Special Board Meeting Planned for Thursday, April 7
• Middle School Music Festival on April 14
• WHS Townhall Meeting Reminder
• Earth Day is April 22! Check out how RMU is going green:
• WHS Asian Club Selling T-Shirts to Benefit Japanese Disaster Victims
• Follow RMU on Twitter! @robertmorrisu
• School Board Candidate Forum Video Now Online
• Happy April Fool's Day! What's the best prank you've ever played?
• EPA to Unveil Students’ Artwork on Lakefront Signs
• To all current RMU students: anyone interested in blogging for our website? If so, please email facebook@robertmorris.edu Thank you!
• Hey future RMU students: If you plan on living in student housing in Chicago the application deadline is May 1st. Housing is quite popular and beds are limited. Get your application in!
• Join the RMU community and take part in Earth Hour tomorrow from 8:30-9:30 PM. For more info visit earthhour.org
• Real RMU students blog for our website! Learn more about them, and about life at RMU, here:
• Board of Education Candidate Forum on March 31
• Recap of the March 22 Board of Education Meeting
• St. Baldrick’s Event Scheduled at Webster Middle School
• Abbott Choir Earns Top Rating at Competition
• Date Change for WPS Middle School Commencement
• Current students: Interested in making a Lip Dub Video for RMU? Click here!
• Four Waukegan Teams to Compete at Destination ImagiNation State Competition
• Are you following RMU on Twitter yet? @RobertMorrisU
• WHS Senior Wins Girls Wrestling Championship
• IMPORTANT: As of Monday March 21 the State of IL will no longer be awarding the MAP Grant. To meet this deadline it is important that you submit your financial aid application TODAY before midnight. Include the RMU school code 001746 to ensure we receiv
• Scholarship Alert: The EA Mellinger Foundation is accepting applications for their scholarship. Deadline is May 1, 2011! Only for students who live in the following IL counties: Fulton, Henderson, Knox, McDonough, Mercer, and Warren. All the details h
• District 60 Announces ‘Young Authors’ Winners
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Are you wearing green? Celebrate the day with a performance by Irish dancers at 11:30 in the Chicago Student Center.
• District 60 and WHS Conducting In-Depth Needs Assessment to Improve Student Achievement
• Waukegan High School to Host National Hispanic College Fair
• Midterms are right around the corner! What are some of your study/memorization tricks? Any tips to ease stress during a big test?
• Limited Amount of Tickets Remain for Tuesday's Super-Sectional
• Any RMU students interested in volunteering TOMORROW with Junior Achievement? You'll be working with grades 6, 7 and 8. If you're an intern this WILL count for hours. Info below: Date/Time: Tuesday, March 15 8:30-12:45 Where: St. Columbanus
• As spring rolls in, many are gearing up for a fresh start. Refer a friend so they can have their own new beginning at RMU. make sure to tell them to become a fan of our FB page!” Our 3000th fan will win a prize!
• Washington, Cooke Schools Make Donations through Pasta for Pennies
• "Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people." -Eleanor Roosevelt March is Women's History Month. What are some of your favorite quotes from great women in history?
• Information on Water Main Break at Little Fort Elementary
• Super-Sectional General Ticket Information
• Recap of the March 8 Board of Education Meeting
• Interested in how actual students feel about life at RMU? Read their blogs!
• Schedule for the Music Department’s Early Spring Concert Series
• Middle School Students Prepare for ‘Battle of the Books’
• Are any of you AT&T customers? You could be saving 10% just for being an RMU student or employee!
• Elementary Students’ Artwork on Display During Youth Art Month
• Attention Chicago High School JUNIORS: Great scholarship opportunity available with Chicago Scholars. Requirements: must live in Chicago, 3.0 or higher GPA. Deadline is March 11th! For more info, click here:
• Kindergarten Registration Dates
• Don't forget: RMU is hosting a campus visit day for interested high school students to visit our campus. TOMORROW at 11am, all RMU locations. We can't wait to meet you all tomorrow!
• WHS Girls’ Soccer to Host Zumba Fundraiser
• Abbott Students Help Launch Book Swap
• We want your feedback! What programs do you wish RMU had?
• Clearview Student Honored for Using Assistive Technology
• Waukegan Art Instructor Wins Volunteer Award
• Thinking of attending RMU? Check out our campus this Saturday at 11am. RSVP here: Tour our campus, meet faculty and staff, and more!
• Waukegan to Host IHSA Super-Sectional Basketball Game
• Jefferson Sixth Grader Advances to County Spelling Bee Finals
• Come cheer on your Eagles tomorrow night at 5pm (women's basketball) and 7:30 pm (men's basketball). Pack the Place and show your spirit! robertmorris.edu/packtheplace
• Jack Benny Middle School Collecting Shoes for Less Fortunate
• Need a ride to Pack the Place on Saturday? Get on the RMU fan bus! Meet in the Student Center Saturday at 3pm for face-painting, pizza, a free t-shirt, foam finger and pompoms! Bus departs for the game at 4:30 (will return at 10pm)! Go Eagles!!!
• Recap of the February 22 Board of Education Meeting
• Booster Club Auction March 5
• This Saturday night is RMU's Pack the Place game, but tomorrow is the PEP RALLY! Cheer on your bball teams at 2pm in the student center TOMORROW. Go Eagles!
• Welcome all new and returning students! Hope your new term is off to a great start!
• High school students with writing talent: RMU is hosting an essay contest and campus visit TOMORROW at 9am at all campuses. Scholarships available! RSVP here:
• JROTC Drill Team Wins Purdue Competition
• Pink-Out Events Raise $2,000 for Charity
• Business students: The study abroad deadline for London, Paris, and Rome (Summer I) is fast approaching! Get those apps in by February 28 and spend some time in Europe!
• Cooke Student Wins Nation-Wide Scholastic Art Contest
• Washington Elementary PTO Collecting Clothing, Textiles
• Got any amazing photos from the Blizzard of 2011? We want to see them! Post your blizzard pics to our Facebook wall! And the winning photo wins a prize!
• Snow Days Amend ISAT Dates, Final Day of Classes
• Clark Honored by State as ‘Spotlight School’
• Want to hear Russell Simmons talk about how to get "Super Rich?" Watch it on our Livestream channel at 2pm! Use the link ( or just click the Livestream tab above!
• Recap of the February 8 Board of Education Meeting
• Miguel Juarez Student Wins National Writing Contest
• Need some dating advice just in time for Valentine's Day? Take part in Relationships 101, Room 817 at the Chicago campus, today at 2pm!
• McCall Students Help Select Healthy Lunch Options for Classmates
• RMU SIFE and Campbell's Soup are having a food drive from now until mid-March! The goal is to raise 2500 lbs of food. If each student donated 2 lbs, we can get there! To donate, contact Ricardo Medina at (312) 935-6400 or rmedina@robertmorris.edu
• Waukegan High School Presents ‘Rumors’
• Interested in seeing your Eagles play this week? Click the link for a full schedule of every game this week!
• Message from Superintendent: District 60 Schools will be OPEN on Monday, February 7
• Breakfast and Lunch Menu Changes
• District 60 Schools and Offices will be CLOSED on Friday, February 4
• Official: RMU classes are canceled tomorrow. All buildings will re-open and classes will resume Friday.
• District 60 Schools and Offices will be CLOSED on Thursday, February 3
• R MU classes are canceled from Tuesday, February 1, at 5 p.m. through Wednesday evening, February 2, at all locations. All offices will reopen at 7:30 a.m. on February 3.
• With Valentine's Day just 2 weeks away, give your loved ones a great gift-the gift of RMU! Refer your friends and family so they can experience RMU too! make sure to tell all your friends and family to like this FB page-our 3000th fans wins an RMU
• WHS Boys’ Basketball to Help Raise Funds for Cancer Research with Two Events
• Happy 98th Birthday RMU! What are some reasons YOU love RMU? The 98th one wins a prize!
• District Raises More Than $21K for United Way
• RMU's 98th Birthday is this Monday! To celebrate, we want to hear all the reasons you love RMU. And the 98th reasons wins a prize! Let's hear it, RMU fans!
• As more and more people rely on electronic devices, as well as spell and grammar checks, some argue that writing is becoming a lost art. Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not? RMU is looking to change all that with our new Organizational Writing co
• Recap of the January 25 Board of Education Meeting
• RMU's financial aid night is tomorrow at 6 PM at all of our campuses! Can't make it? Watch our presentation from financial aid expert Frank Palamsani on our Livestream channel! (see tab above) Tune in at 6 tomorrow!
• Music Students Take Part in ‘Meet and Greet’
• Transfer students looking to come to RMU? Attend our Transfer Tuesday event tomorrow night! RSVP here:
• Can't make tomorrow's women's hockey game? Watch it live online! RMU Vs. Michigan State, 8:20 on livestream:
• Washington Students Tout Team Pride, Analytical Skills
• Elementary Students’ Artwork on Display
• Reminder: RMU's priority application deadline is fast approaching-less than 2 weeks away! Get your applications in by February 1st.
• WHS Students Accepted to Nation’s Top Colleges
• Juarez Students Treated to HOPSports Experience
• 31 Waukegan Students Designated as Illinois State Scholars
• On Monday (MLK Day) RMU and CJ Watson from the Chicago Bulls are hosting a Decision Day and essay contest at the Chicago location. Open to all high schoolers, starts at 11am! Check out CJ's message:
• Any high school students out there competing in tomorrow's BPA Competition at our Orland Park campus? Good luck!
• Recap of the January 11 Board of Education Meeting
• Waukegan High School’s JROTC Visited by Cadet Command
• Oakdale Students Participate in Winter Reading Program
• After School Tutoring Canceled at all Elementary Schools (January 11)
• Can't make it out to the game to see your Eagles play? You can watch them live from your computer!
• Important Dates for Prospective Andrew Cooke Magnet School Students
• WHS Creative Arts Magazine Earns National Acclaim
• Is your New Year's Resolution to get fit and lose weight? May want to read this article before you give yourself a "cheat day"
• Panel Discussion Teaches WHS Students About College Experience
• Former Waukegan Educator Inducted into IBCA Hall of Fame
• Ceremony Planned to Honor Bulldog Hoops
• Spread the word: RMU is on Twitter! Follow us @RobertMorrisU
• Cooke Magnet Educators Honored by Illinois Alliance for Arts Education
• If you have friends out there who aren't fans of RMU yet, let them know our lucky 3000th fan will win a Winter Warm Up Package!
• Happy New Year! What is your New Year's resolution?
• Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to all our fans! Don't forget RMU will be closed starting tomorrow and will reopen Monday, January 3rd. See you all in 2011 and enjoy your break!
• WHS Student Council Members Donate Gifts
• As the holidays get closer and closer, give your friends and family the gift of RMU! Refer a friend and share your RMU experience! And don't forget to remind them to become a fan of our page. Our 3000th fans wins an RMU Winter Warm-Up Package!
• Don't forget-RMU will be closed for holiday break starting Friday, December 24th and will reopen Monday, January 3rd.
• WHS Students Honored By Tech Campus
• Recap of the December 14 Board of Education Meeting
• Just a few weeks left! RMU's priority application deadline is Feb. 1st, 2011. Click here to apply online:
• Juarez Students Compete in Food Preparation Challenge
• Our Twitter pages officially launched today! @RobertMorrisU and @RMUParent
• Message from District 60 Regarding Extreme Weather Conditions
• Little Fort Recognized at Raising Student Achievement Conference
• Don't forget-Saturday, at 11am, RMU is hosting a campus visit day. All locations. (Also a culinary throwdown contest at 9)
• Are you on Twitter? Follow us! Main page is @robertmorrisu and our parent page is @rmuparent
• Happy 1st day of December start! Welcome to all our new students and welcome back to all those returning to RMU!
• Waukegan Schools Top County-Wide Attendance Contest
• Waukegan Students to Receive Donated Books
• RMU's Blend Cookbook is now for sale! Pick up a copy for $10 (all proceeds benefit Feeding Illinois) at the Chicago, Springfield, or Peoria bookstores, or on the e-bookstore online. Happy Cooking!
• Waukegan High School Presents ‘The Crucible’
• Today is the first day of Hanukah! Much happiness to everyone celebrating this year!
• Schools Recognized for High Attendance
• Hey Everyone-A lot of people are posting info about buying or selling books on this page: please note that there is a FB page specifically for that purpose. Click here for the Book Trader:
• Recap of the November 23 Board of Education Meeting
• RMU will participate in this year's McDonald's Thanksgiving Day Parade! Tune in tomorrow from 8 AM to 11 AM on WGN Ch 9 to spot your RMU!
• Have you heard our BIG news? RMU Culinary is opening a restaurant in downtown Oak Park! Check it out:
• Are you enjoying your time as an RMU student? Refer a friend at www.robertmorris.edu/referafriend And make sure to tell your friends to become a fan of this page: our 3000th fan will win an RMU Winter Warm Up Package (hat, mittens, scarf, and fleece ja
• Waukegan Educators Awarded Impact Grants
• Computer Learn and Earn Program Helps Waukegan Parents
• Thanksgiving is just a few short days away! What are you thankful for this year?
• Early Release at WHS Washington Campus Due to Water Main Break
• Three District 60 Schools Awarded Fuel Up To Play Grants
• District 60 Celebrates School Board Members’ Day
• WHS Athletes Receive Free EKG Screenings
• While delivering quality education, Robert Morris University has also become one of Chicago's top places to work.
• Tomorrow is the women's CHAMPIONSHIP soccer game. Come out and cheer on your Eagles! RMU Vs. Olivet Nazarene, 2pm, UIC Flames Field (901 W. Roosevelt Rd.)
• Head to Bensenville this weekend and cheer on RMU hockey! Saturday: women at 4:30, men at 7:30, then men play again Sunday at 3. All games at The Edge West. Can't make it there? You can still watch live and cheer on your Eagles! Three ways: 1. O
• District 60 Administrators Form Collaborative with Teachers’ Union
• Recap of the November 9 Board of Education Meeting
• 'Soft Lock Down' at all WPS Schools
• Glen Flora Teacher Returns from Middle East
• Jack Benny Middle School PTO to Host Rummage Sale
• Bulldog Marching Band to Participate in McDonald’s Thanksgiving Parade
• RMU's newest campus recently opened in Elgin (1707 N. Randall Rd. Suite 170). To celebrate, our Eagle mascot made a surprise appearance at Elgin HS's pep rally and powderpuff football game.
• Conferences Scheduled for November 3 and 4
• Jefferson Athletics Fundraiser at Chili’s
• Recap of the October 26 Board of Education Meeting
• Students Read Books to Benefit Less Fortunate
• Two Board Members Honored by Illinois Association of School Boards
• Office Hours Expanding at Lincoln Center
• Waukegan Teachers Awarded IRTAF Grants
• Recap of the October 12 Board of Education Meeting
• Students Selling Homes to Benefit Haiti
• Our DuPage campus now offers nursing and health studies majors in a brand new, state of the art, facility
• Jesus Hernandez, an RMU student starting on Sept. 27th, was named the national winner of Latino Art Beat's annual Hispanic Heritage Art Competition. The theme is "What Hispanic Heritage and Culture Mean to Me"
• Proud RMU grads get their diplomas!
• The new, state of the art, tech center is now open at our Chicago campus!
• RMU's art gallery, full of student work, is open to the public-right on State St.
• Free/Reduced Lunch Applications Still Being Collected
• Greenwood Teacher Awarded ‘A Day Made Better’ Prize
• Backpack Donations to Benefit Waukegan Students
• Clearview Nurse Selected for Extension Hall of Fame
• Recap of the September 28 Board of Education Meeting
• WHS Homecoming Parade Winners
• State Board of Education to Honor Superintendent Batiste
• Bobby E. Thompson Expressway unveiled
• Push for Metra oversight
• District Establishes Anti-Bullying Committee
• Dog Days of September
• ‘An artistic renaissance’
• Chicago player encourages students to read
• Antioch appoints Green Team members
• Political Briefs
• Burying the hatchet for Thompson
• Highwood restaurateur scales the high peaks
• Fake bomb left near Wrigley prompts Chicago arrest
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• Political Briefs
• Court denies Burris request to stop election
• Pollak challenges Osmond for House seat
• Vatican declares Pope's visit to Britain a success
• Obstacles didn't scramble these couples
• Dogs on Chain sale a howling success
• County holds workshop on salting, maintenance
• Four-car crash leaves 3 hurt
• Igor nears Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• 'Grayslake loves ribs'
• Quinn, Brady both vague on state budget crisis
• BP oil disaster is not over
• Pope meets with abuse victims
• Civil War Days in Lake Villa
• A parade of pooches at K9 Trace and Pace
• Bumper acorn crop makes for happy squirrels
• New weapon launched in graffiti war
• City of Miracles benefit tonight at Genesee
• First black mayor took the high road
• Finance chief Swan resigns park post
• Man accused of dumping swimming pool waste
• Unwanted prescription drug dropoff Sept. 25
• Sugrue faces incumbent Sente
• Village seeks pool proposals
• Schools takeover in holding pattern
• Political Briefs
• Battle for bliss in Gurnee
• Gurnee man police shot in knife incident sues
• Waukeganite indicted on weapons, drug charges
• Proposed TIF districts criticized
• Firetruck hits mom, two kids in crosswalk
• Judge rejects new evidence
• Bandit shoots empty-pocket victim
• Family accused of drug trafficking
• Schedule of Homecoming Week Events
• Clearview Unveils Walking Path
• Driver dies after hitting dump truck
• Community Digest
• Waukeganite accepts plea deal just prior to start of his trial
• Zion woman to remain jailed in beating death of boy, 5
• Libertyville wind turbine moratorium extended
• Family mourns their kitten Geo
• Panel split over Abbott diet pill
• Bulletin Board
• Political Briefs
• Fresh heading for state marina
• Community Digest
• Recap of the September 14 Board of Education Meeting
• Information for Prospective Board of Education Candidates
• 'Amazing moment' gives Adam new family
• Bulletin Board
• BAM House plans neighborly welcome
• Four county schools honored for excellence
• County students semifinalists
• Departments combine communications
• Defendant's dash draws 3½-year prison sentence
• Avon officials share pay with pantry
• 'A true hero'
• Fire damages three condo units
• Teacher's son just 'doing his job'
• FDA may pull Abbott pill linked to heart attack
• May, Turelli battle over who's real reformer
• Hearing today on TIF districts
• Antique jewelry grabbed at Libertyville hotel
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• Police: Zion youngster was dead for hours
• Two charged in pistol whipping
• Clark Elementary Kicks Off Military Appreciation with Special Visit
• China mass measles vaccination plan sparks outcry
• Latino pride shines at Fiestas Patrias
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• Rain can't ruin Walk for Seniors
• Wedding blossoms with county ties
• Woman dies of narcotic overdose
• Boy's caretaker charged with murder
• Rain doesn't stop Walk for Seniors
• US poverty on track to post record gain in 2009
• 9/11 events go on in shadow of Islam controversies
• Iran balks at release of American woman
• Giving it their ALL
• Health Department flu shot schedule
• County: No money, no talks on city beach offer
• Waukegan West's 30th reunion
• Cheers for Heroes
• State takeover aimed at schools
• Chickens hijacking middle of the road
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• The year of road construction
• Citizen tips led to suspect’s arrest
• Lake Bluff man hangs self
• 'I know I can do better'
• Fear of flying takes flight
• Two survive heroin overdose
• Death of boy, 5, probed
• Cultural center reflects village pride
• County panel votes to buy 277 acres for $16M
• Witness spots car taken in home invasion
• Mayor: Street walkers pose hazards crackdown
• District 60 to Host Supplemental Educational Services Fairs
• School Notes
• Police academy class starts Oct. 5
• Three held against their will during break-in
• ATV driver dies in Gurnee crash
• Board to Honor Roman Miller
• Waukegan City Council salutes late activist
• Sending a signal to Hometown Heroes
• Waukegan mulls idea of selling Municipal Beach
• Community Digest
• Third member resigns from park board
• IBEW wind turbine training system approved
• Foresters to buy 277 acres in Warren Township
• Bike info vital in home invasion case
• Sixth-day enrollment 'snapshot' incomplete
• Long Grove coed dies in Tennessee boat crash
• Gurnee police stop 443 at checkpoint
• Customer robbed outside Deerfield bank
• Immigration debate is global
• Two other teens wounded in fatal shooting
• Fire destroys three barns
• Genesee 'underperforming badly'
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• Free job fair Thursday
• SWALCO schedules electronics collection
• CommunityDigest
• Fatal shooting of teen under investigation Counseling support for students today at Highland Pa
• Drain pipe blockage causes flooding
• A new building for St. Raphael Church
• Jubilee Days Parade is a Zion tradition
• It's flu season again
• Trinity AME Church celebrates 106th year
• Tribute to 9/11 heroes
• Artists, crafters show their best at Jubilee Days
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• Highland Park man dies in motorcycle crash
• CommunityDigest
• Academic entertainer returning to Lake Villa
• Son held in Kenosha murder case
• Highwood girl, 14, killed in North Chicago
• Shoes, eggs hurled at ex-Brit PM Tony Blair in Dublin
• Buildings collapse, 2 injured in powerful NZ earthquake
• BP: Crews lifting device from Gulf face delay
• Trinity AME Church celebrates 106th year
• Divorces
• Mano a Mano to focus on ESL, GED, job skills
• Genesee replays budget deficit
• This expo offers advice, support -- jobs
• Man discovers son tied up, home burglarized, car stolen
• City, schools eye armory re-use
• Not-guilty plea to sexual assault
• How to beat the bedbug battle
• Bedbug business is booming
• Park City pedestrian struck in Gurnee
• District 60 Nurses Receive Computer Donations
• Community Digest
• Mill Creek watershed tour slated Sept. 25
• Two Highland Park park board members quit
• Seat belt, DUI night patrols planned over holiday weekend
• Community Digest
• Saving 'our great Midwest barns'
• Grant to Help Special Education Department
• Celebrated mayhem returns to mansion
• Bulletin Boards
• Waterpark upgrade will be Riptide Bay
• Fire destroys Antioch pub
• Settlement reached over superintendent's demotion
• St. Martin de Porres returns to Schuler program
• Sex offender arrested after failing to register
• Lake Villa man denies sex with 17-year-old
• Armed robber sought
• Steel curtain for OMC
• Political Briefs
• Navy, veterans facility set to open Oct. 1
• State drops other case against dog killer
• Probation for cheer coach in sex case
• Gurnee sex offender gets 20-year term
• Low-income senior complex advancing
• New reasons to pray for city's finest
• Lake Villa Guardsman takes part in Polish march
• Zion police seize heroin
• Host charged following drinking party
• County could lose $2M in foreclosure fees New law lets private firms handle sales
• Water plant springs leak
• Boy held after alleged assault of 3-year-old
• New School Board Member Appointed
• Open house Thursday on 'Millburn Strangler'
• Ministers, leaders remember Amy Williams
• Free child seat inspections planned at oasis
• ElderCARE hits 15,000 round trips
• Law enforcement show set
• Roadwork set after Labor Day
• Teacher succeeds Mayfield
• 12-year-old accused of sexually assaulting deaf 3-year-old
• Whizzer marathon
• SHINE launches pharmacy tech program
• Home Town Festival a fun family event
• Tribal wisdom, fun shared in Shiloh Park
• Iraq on highest alert for terror attacks
• Miracles capture the hearts in Park City
• Wine, Beer, Cigars and Food at Brainerd fund-raiser
• PC industry's woes could mean bargains
• Medicare expands coverage to help smokers quit
• Gators are not good pets
• Afghan militants storm NATO bases
• Signs of life emerge at ground zero
• Political Briefs
• County's newest school opens its doors
• Missing teenager found
• Bikers targeted in Lake Forest safety check
• Training grenade found in Goodwill donations
• Indicted in home invasion
• Respectability is a long climb
• Memorial fund for slain mother of three
• Suspect gave 3 accounts of fatal day
• Schools will hire city guards
• Children of Fallen Riders run Sunday
• Courtroom escapee pleads not-guilty
• 85-year-old pedophile get prison
• Barn fire causes $180,000 damage
• Owner of gun used in shooting sought
• Shooting sidelines Bulldog goalie
• Special Board Meeting Planned for Monday, August 30 (AMENDED)
• Libertyville trustees extend utility taxes
• City OKs tunneling under Ravinia Metra station
• Metra considers schedule fix on UP North trains
• Dual on diamond just for charity
• Pepsi Officials Visit Cooke's Greenhouse
• YWCA director steps down
• Gurnee leaders back grade school referendum
• Cops probe teen girl's disappearance
• Grayslake woman admits to $100,000 theft
• 'Outraged by senseless killing'
• 'Volunteers' guard city crossings for time being
• Train slams semi, driver in stable condition
• SHINE Launches Pharmacy Tech Program for Recent Graduates
• Community Digest
• Tasered man sues Zion
• Mom falls to gunfire
• Local youth jobs ease ongoing sting
• House fire blamed on air conditioner
• Overnight safety check planned Friday
• Moisio recovering from heart attack
• Blood shows crash victim legally drunk
• Hero slapped with bill
• Meal Applications Being Collected by District 60
• Recap of August 24 Board of Education Meeting
• Wildcats take field at Great Lakes
• Moisio hospitalized
• Park City man shot by police
• Man with knife shot
• Village Board hails man who rescued toddlers
• Political Briefs
• Community Digest
• Bowling alley liquor license up for review
• Two duck blinds in permit lottery
• Crash kills biker
• 'Green Town' marks Bradbury's 90th
• HeatherRidge resident alerts condo tenants
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
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• Firefighter dies in one-car crash
• Pig roast planned to recharge lake fund
• Blagojevich won't rule out return to politics
• Motorcyclist hurt in wreck
• Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
• Music, food and fun showcased at Afrofest
• Dogs on parade in downtown Antioch
• Despite heat, good turnout at Beach Park Fest
• Birthday bash for Ray's day
• St. Demetrios church launches Greek Fest
• Political Briefs
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• Harbor Citizens hooked on carp
• Graffiti irks Park City officials
• Landscapers install pond at Busy Bee
• Man wounded in shooting
• Acquitted sex offender still faces prison
• Murder suspect attacks jailers
• Cause of house fire probed
• DeVost loses appeal to stay on fall ballot
• ShareFest connects seniors to home help
• Canadian indicted on sex abuse charges
• Two Waukegan fire victims critical
• School Start Times and Estimated Bus Pick-Ups/ Drop-Offs
• Steindl assumes command
• 'Images from the Heartland' art exhibit
• Vintage Rolls will be shown in Milwaukee
• Political Briefs
• Community Digest
• Bulletin Board
• Freedom Express Bus stops at Stevenson Home
• Circus today at fairgrounds
• Children overcome by smoke in house fire
• Village mulls wind energy ordinance
• $100,000 damage in house fire
• Barrington student killed by train
• Jurors talk about Blagojevich trial
• AT&T says new tower should upgrade cell service
• Ex-inmates to clean up nuisance yards
• Police step up safety efforts
• Tires slashed
• Man shot after chasing burglar
• Robbery suspect leaves I.D.
• Trader allegedly cheated victims out of $3.7 million
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• Jurors too 'tired' to talk
• Politicians react to Blagojevich verdict
• Woman robs Waukegan thrift
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• Suicide by Metra traumatic for engineers, witnesses
• Fright Fest job seekers come dressed to thrill
• Political Briefs
• 'Absolutely no way a train can stop in time'
• City seeks free guards
• Community Digest
• Judge says Blago jurors will get Tusk transcript
• Recorder of Deeds relocation part of major changes at County Building
• Council Looking for Volunteer Tutors, Mentors
• Volunteers to Help Beautify Welcome Center
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• Depkes enjoy role of honor in parade
• Heritage center 'about the future'
• 'Miracles' for students
• 'Jarhead' freed
• Cholera strikes amid Pakistani flood disaster
• U.S. looks at deepwater drill ban
• Feds: Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• 8 shot, 4 fatally, outside N.Y. eatery
• Obama supports 'the right' for ground zero mosque
• Pigging out at Rib Fest
• Train horns will be silenced
• Firefighters hit the streets for MDA
• Gender studies joins degree lists
• Metra says fewer riders led to $17M deficit
• Lake County Auto Sales annexed into village
• Scum, odor control cost $525,115
• Seven years for sex with student
• Sexting school guard gets probation
• Community Digest
• Nearly 500 nonprofit charities in jeopardy
• Husband gets 55 years for killing estranged wife
• Five pools test positive for West Nile virus
• Garrett continues push for Metra IG
• Leaders push campaign for new school
• Heat advisory continues
• North Chicagoan is Lake Michigan's fourth drowning victim this year
• Road worker hit in Zion
• Antioch art dogs a howling success
• Accused drug dealer pleads not guilty
• Driver, 81, dies in U-turn crash
• Deadline Extended for Board Member Search
• Trustee recall vote OK'd for fall
• Police vehicle seizure law adopted
• Cardboard boats vie for regatta title
• Fowl die, cars burned in garage fire
• PoliticalBriefs
• College boot camp prepares seniors
• Jurors: We're deadlocked
• Police comb videos for clues to fire at Wal-Mart
• Not-guilty plea to meth charges
• Political Briefs
• Habitat house makes concrete gains
• Dog killer gets 20 months jail sentence
• Federal funds kick-start sidewalk work
• Recap of August 10 Board of Education Meeting
• No Child Left Behind Choice Meeting Planned for August 12
• Freshman orientation for students, parents
• New police chief by Dec. 15: Lahr
• Mandatory backflow testing program to begin
• County OKS $32M in bonds for Route 21
• Park police 'prefer compliance through education, persuasion'
• Grant Will Help Jack Benny Students Experience New Fruits and Veggies
• Boil order in Zion
• Waukegan Wal-Mart fire loss could hit $1M
• Critics rain on Spain getaway for first lady
• Community Digest
• Court director serves on national committee
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• Flood-control efforts target East Skokie River
• Bernotas new NAVFAC Midwest commander
• Cops on bikes taking bite out of crime
• Ryan jurors know what Blagojevich jury is facing
• Water warriors claim annual bragging rights
• Homeowner hurt in garage fire
• Divorces
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• Believers stand by Waukegan man
• State forming tax oversight panel
• Hoehne was 'pillar in fire community'
• Benefit concert for Cpl. Peck
• Annual reunion held at Save-A-Pet
• Afghan medical mission ends in death for 10
• Third spacewalk needed to restore cooling system
• North Chicago parade celebrates community
• Sex predator gets 14 years
• Trustee could be ousted
• Parents still seek son in Costa Rica
• Correction
• Community Digest
• Nothing average about Madeline Fuqua
• Devost appeals to get on ballot
• Expert: False confessions 'psychologically coerced'
• Man recants plea to sexual assault
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• Two nabbed in car break-ins; police seek third offender
• North Chicago woman wins Presidential Citizens Medal
• Parking permits aimed at Six Flags customers
• WHS Fall Sports Begin August 11
• New Look Orientation Planned for Freshmen
• We Can! parks program gets kids moving
• Aug. 12 deadline to file for board seat
• Wild turkey claims intersection
• Antioch well served by this pride of Lions
• Subway employee fined $75 for 'terrorist' jibe
• 'Awesome' water fights cap village festival
• Village pays $135,000 for road salt
• 'Heartwarming' Kids 1st fair packs them in
• Pension reform measure urged
• Assessment help offered Aug. 18, 19
• Mayor breaks tie on new liquor license class
• Memorial Sunday for special ed pioneer Abbott
• Family pets hurt in house fire
• Hawthorn Woods driver dies in train-car crash
• Pair indicted in crystal meth drug bust
• Water tower rehab pegged at $900,000
• Police officers' overtime defended
• Water allocation decision delayed
• Car and Bike Show Saturday
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• Daniel Greathouse takes command as police chief
• Antioch police chief on leave
• Jerry Hobbs freedom decision today
• Six-year sentence in fatal crash
• County Fair attendance down
• Memorial Planned to Celebrate Life of Robert E. Abbott
• Notice of Vacancy - Board of Education Member
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• Tax holiday for school supply spending
• Man suffers heart attack in hospital parking lot
• Supt. to retire
• Community Digest
• Police warn of surge in vehicle break-ins
• Daniel Greathouse sworn in as Police Chief
• New teaching tool engages students
• Firefighters teach safety in North Chicago
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• Performers strut their stuff in talent competition
• Regional land-use hearing Aug. 17
• Auction set for oasis lease
• Foundation to explore scholarship campaign
• Couple keeps the faith for 70 years
• Navy Region Midwest has new commander
• Weather, parking nagged fair's 82nd year
• Creative vessels compete at cardboard boat regatta
• Debris in relief well sets back work on gusher
• Rain does't wash out Gurnee's American Family Campout
• 'Life is good' for cancer survivor
• Waukegan Air Show planned Sept. 11
• Steppers earn Atlanta berth
• Political Briefs
• Water line break closes Ganster Pool
• Village of Antioch seeks advisers
• Concert benefit set for wounded Marine
• Gamer leads cops to family pot farm
• Relocation of used-car lot entrance pleases neighbors
• Six from Grayslake held in home burglary
• 'Barney' comes alive at candidates show
• Life sentence sought for alleged abduction, rape
• Insurers misled military customers
• Jurors end first day of deliberations
• Libraries look to retain loan program
• Downstaters marvel at fairgrounds
• Legion names firefighter state's best
• Political Briefs
• Waukegan Metra adjusts schedule to bridge work
• Gurnee lawyer pleads innocent to drug charge
• Accused thief flees courtroom
• CLC Board approves $91.5M budget
• Intersection turkey may be moved
• Church, TOWN join Chicago Wilderness Alliance
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• Residents voice ideas for Park Place expansion
• Cops say jogger attack bogus
• Blagojevich’s fate in the hands of jurors
• Teens charged with car, home break-ins
• Canadian held on sex counts
• 'Predator' sentenced to 15 years
• Woman charged in thefts of church downspouts
• Five vie to Kiss the Pig
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• Vista's Martin just won't accept 'no'
• Beach problems continue to dog city
• Second probation term for child sex predator
• Recap of the July 27 Board of Education Meeting
• 10th rabid bat found
• Retiree named TRIAD senior volunteer of year
• Lindenhurst police chief sets retirement date
• Parks chief starts Monday
• Praise for new law protecting disabled Illinoisans
• Four boaters ticketed for OUI
• Flood victim starts Antioch Citizen Corps
• Political Briefs
• Fair kicks off six-day run
• High water on Chain O'Lakes
• Jogger attacked near school
• Mayor sets cost condition for broadcasting meetings
• Blago lawyer clashes with judge
• District 3 schools scrimp, save, double up on jobs
• Board of Education to Honor Late Rep. Eddie Washington
• Update on Head Football Coach Vacancy
• New Board Elections Page
• Athletic Camps Registration Now Online
• Ninth Grade EXPLORE Testing April 25
• Middle School Music Festival to Feature Special Commission
• Board Approves New Transportation Bid
• Greenwood, Cooke named ‘Spotlight Schools’
• District 60 Unveils New Web Site and Priority Mail 60
• City to Celebrate 'Bulldog Basketball Night'
• Board Member Brings Honor to District 60
• WPSD #60 ADDRESSES PROJECTED BUDGET DEFICIT
• Summer Breakfast Program Begins June 15
• Neighborhood Schools: Second Town Hall Meeting
• Miguel Juarez Student Wins Breakfast Poster Contest
• Investigation Underway at Waukegan High School
• WHS Collecting Cap and Gown Donations from Former Students
• Juarez Students Featured in Newsweek
• Waukegan High School to host National Hispanic College Fair
• ISAT Tips for Parents
• Students Use Video Games to Get in Shape
• District 60 to Celebrate Robert E. Abbott Day
• WAUKEGAN QUALIFIES FOR DESTINATION IMAGINATION GLOBAL FINALS
• Change in District 60 ‘Daycare’ Transportation Policy
• Information on Waukegan Schools Foundation’s Upcoming Golf Outing
• Message to Parents about May 1st Immigration Rally
• Cooke Magnet Wins Pepsi Grant
• Waukegan Schools Partner with Borders for Annual Book Drive
• McCall Teacher Chosen for Williamsburg Scholarship
• Bulldogs Basketball – Sectional Champs!
• Washington Student Advances to County Spelling Bee
• Waukegan Teacher Earns National Certification
• Little Fort Playground Colored with 'Learning Trail'
• WPSD #60 RELEASES HEALTH INFORMATION REGARDING FLU PREVENTION
• WHS History Project Earns Top Illinois Honor
• Neighborhood Schools: Third Town Hall Meeting
• Waukegan High School Graduation
• Emergency Drills at WPSD #60 Schools
• Annual 5k Run with the Bulldogs
• Changes in School Registration Procedures for District 60
• Student Protest at Waukegan High School
• Special Census Event Planned for Wixom Theater
• GAP Team Awarded ‘Promising Project’ Award
• Cubs Caravan coming to Waukegan School
• 3 WHS Athletes Sign with Colleges
• ELECTION OF NEW WAUKEGAN BOARD MEMBERS MADE OFFICIAL
• Special Board Meeting Planned for Thursday, July 8
• Three Waukegan High School Seniors Accepted to Stanford
• Special Board Meeting Planned for Monday, May 24
• New Waukegan High School Principal To Be Announced
• District 60 Employee Selected to Study Abroad at Regents
• Board of Education Meetings Time Change
• College Prep Meeting Planned for Waukegan Students and Parents
• Special Board Meeting Planned for Thursday, March 18
• Waukegan Booster Club Auction
• Jack Benny Students Raise Money to Free Modern Slaves
• Grant to Help Educate Clearview Parents
• 2009 MIDDLE SCHOOL PROMOTION AT GENESEE THEATRE
• Superintendent Unveils New Motto for 2010/2011
• Waukegan High School Freshman Orientation
• Jereme Richmond to Throw Out First Pitch at Sox Game
• UPDATE: 2008 Middle School Promotion Ceremonies
• Abbott Choir Earns Division II Rating at State Competition
• Board Meeting on Proposed Restructuring of WHS
• Waukegan Students Win Harbor Signage Contest
• Bulldogs Basketball Headed to State Finals (Updated)
• Date Change for Next Board of Education Meeting
• District 60 Explores Charter School
• District 60 Announces Events for American Education Week
• ONE CASE OF H1N1 FLU IDENTIFIED IN WPSD #60
• Board Member Ms. Rita Mayfield Selected to State Legislature
• Waukegan Public Schools to Hold Kindergarten Registration
• Middle School and High School Parent Survey
• Three WHS Students Win Library Contest
• 2007 Fall Literacy Donation Program
• District's Weight-Loss Winners Crowned
• State Finals T-Shirts Available
• IHSA Boys Basketball Playoff Schedule
• Financial Aid Workshops
• Lincoln Center Changes Office Hours
• Bell Schedules for 2009-2010 Released
• Dining Services Director Honored as Chartwells' Employee of the Year
• Safe Routes to School Meeting
• District 60 School Board President Honored by United Way
• Emergency Situation Impacts Student Transportation
• Summer School Registration at WHS
• District Offices Closed for Staff Development Inservice
• WHS Social Worker Earns Red Cross Honor
• Five Waukegan Teams Advance to Destination ImagiNation State Competition
• District 60 Receives Budget Award
• Waukegan Students Help Haiti Earthquake Victims
• District 60 Finances Given 'A' rating
• District Web Services Maintenance
• WHS College Studies Program Information Night - AMENDED
• Message from Health Services Regarding Tuberculosis
• Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee (BPAC) Meeting
• Five WPS Schools to Add Veggie Gardens
• Musical Instrument Donation Drive
• Foundation Awards Grants to Waukegan Educators
• Clearview Nurse Wins INC Award
• Greenwood Students and Staff Honor Mrs. Cesar
• Cooke Magnet Earns Two Awards from Arts Alliance
• Waukegan High Musicians Honored by Rotary Club
• PROPOSED STATE GRANT FUNDING CUTS COULD AFFECT DISTRICT 60
• Waukegan High School Presents A Midsummer Night's Dream
• Special Board Meeting Planned for Thursday, May 27
• WHS Summer Graduation Ceremony
• Upcoming Music Concerts and Performances
• Teacher Earns National Board Certification
• AOEC Students to Assemble Care Packages for Troops
• Early Dismissal Friday at High School Campuses
• Waukegan Library to Host EPIC Preschool Classes
• District 60 Taking Steps to Make Schools Safer
• Waukegan Teachers Awarded Impact Grants
• Title One ARRA Meeting
• Waukegan Safe Route to School Initiative
• Special Board Meeting Rescheduled to Tuesday, June 1
• Student Immunization and Health Exam Requirements
• Welcome Center Gives Mothers a ‘Time Out’
• Notice of Audio/Video Recording on School Buses
• Middle School Choirs to Perform at Carthage College
• District 60 Budget Update
• Webster Students Step Up for Haiti
• District Employees Compete to be the 'Biggest Loser'
• Washington Students Wear Hats, Support Cancer Victims
• ARRA Title One Information Meeting - July 20, 2009
• Confirmation of Third Quarter Ending Date
• District 60 Awarded Breakfast Grants
• First Student Transportation Contacts
• Whittier Students Purchase Goat for African Village
• Press Release
• Two Waukegan Teams Advance to Destination ImagiNation Global Finals
• Bulldogs to Play in Third Place Game
• Updated Information on Sectional Basketball Tickets
• High School DECA Club Wins Awards at Regional Competition
• Waukegan Students to Receive the Gift of Reading
• Incident at WHS
• District Web Services Maintenance
• District 60 Honors Retirees
• NCLB Parent Information Meeting
• Students Advance to National History Fair
• 14 Waukegan Schools Recognized by Illinois State Board of Education
• Waukegan High School Presents Cinderella
• Bulldogs Place Third in State (with parade information)
• Schedule for the Music Department’s Early Spring Concert Series
• District 60 Plans Budget Workshops
• Waukegan Educator Named Special Education Teacher of the Year
• Waukegan Board of Education Approves Boys' Swim Program
• BULLDOGS BASKETBALL IN STATE FINALS
• Greenwood Begins Summer Reading Program
• WHS Trapp Auditorium Rehabilitation Project
• History Teacher Selected for Summer Leadership Institute
• Waukegan Public Schools to Hold Kindergarten Registration
• Parade to Honor Top Senior Scholars, Basketball Team
• Change of Location for March 23 Board Meeting
• Waukegan School District #60 Administration Presents Budget Reduction Proposal to Board of Education
• Jereme Richmond Named McDonald's All-American
• Cooke Students Hope to Rehab Greenhouse
• Asian Club Helping Typhoon Victims
• BULLDOGS BASKETBALL ONE GAME AWAY FROM WINNING STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
• Board of Education Approves Budget Cuts
• Neighborhood Schools: Town Hall Meetings
• Middle School Graduation Schedule
• Welcome to Our New Web Site!
• Career Expo Coming to Waukegan High School
• Cooke Magnet Still in the Running for Pepsi Grant
• Kindergarten Registration
• Waukegan High School Presents Romeo & Juliet
• Waukegan Students Designated as Illinois State Scholars
• Cooke 'KinderGARDNERS' planting tree to help enviroment
• CELEBRATION PARADE AND CEREMONY
• Work Begins on Cooke Greenhouse Roof
• Free Immunization Clinic
• WHS Students Win Tech Campus Awards
• WHS Testing Schedule April 23 and 24
• Waukegan Schools Send Young Authors to State Conference
• Abbott Choir Scores Big at Competition
• Waukegan Music Students Win Awards at Competition
• Conference Championship Tickets on Sale Tuesday
• Waukegan H.S. Places Third in State 'We the People' Competition
• District 60 Educators Recognized at National Conference
• CELEBRATION PARADE CANCELLED
• Student Documentaries to be Screened at Genesee Theatre
• RE/MAX Metro Chicago Real Estate Network's Balloon Will Visit Buckner and McCall Schools in Waukegan
• RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon Will Make Educational Visit to Cooke Magnet School in Waukegan on April 14
• Laurie Berkner Band - A Pajama Party Concert!
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Two Very Special Acoustic Performances By Bryan Adams
• Senior Citizens Assessment Freeze Information - April 21, 2009
• Veolia - Yard Waste Subscription 2009
• Ambit Energy
• Free Domestic Violence Victim Support Groups
• Movie Mondays: The Lake House – PG
• Movie Mondays: Eight Below – PG
• Movie Mondays: Snow Falling On Cedars – PG -13
• Movie Mondays: United 93 – R
• Used Book Sale
• Used Book Sale
• Day Of The Dead / Día De Los Muertos
• Halloween Party
• Bus Tour Of Two Chicago Museums
• Special Craft Workshop
• Movie Mondays: October Sky – PG
• Ray Bradbury Storytelling Festival
• Pumpkin Carving And Decorating Contest
• Read With Me
• Family Fun Night
• Baby! Story, Speak And Sing
• Catholic Women’s Club Of Lake County
• The Ray Bradbury Storytelling Festival

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