Sneak peek at our band and chorus concert. Hope to see you tonight at 6:30!
Come join us April 20th at 6:30pm for our Spring Concert!
Thank you to Mrs. Giron and Mrs. Gavlin for putting together a great night. Thanks to Hillside PD! Thank you to the staff that came out to support the event! #bluejayprideD93
Great Night! Staff/Alumni vs Staff BB game! 8th Grade vs. Hillside PD/Staff Next!
NBA Playoffs- NOPE! Join us tonight for the Staff/Community vs. Students Basketball Game at 5:00 p.m
Thank you to a select IGMSA Band and Chorus that showed off their amazing talent at the Board Meeting. The opportunity to showcase our talented students is priceless! #bluejayprideD93
Thank you to the Hillside Staff for a great Career Day. MS Ss had a chance to meet with various presenters with a Keynote Speech by Speaker of the House, Chris Welch. Thanks to all for a great afternoon! @SpeakerWelchIL
Come on out next Friday, April 14th, and help support our Student Council Basketball Fundraiser 🏀
Who do you think will win?
#BluejayprideD93
Reminder- No School Friday, April 7 Spring Holiday
We will see you on Monday!
Recordatorio: no hay clases el viernes 7 de abril, feriado de primavera.
¡Nos vemos el lunes!
After Day 1 of IAR teating, 6th graders needed to burn off some energy by volleying a balloon! #BluejayprideD93
Join me in Celebrating and thanking Mrs. McGuire during National Assistant Principals Week, April 3-7! Thank you for all you do for our students, staff and families! #bluejayprideD93
D93 and Hillside School is participating in a statewide school safety program called Safe2Help Illinois. This program offers students a safe and confidential way to share information that may help prevent suicides, bullying, school violence, and other threats to student safety.
The program also includes educational resources for students aimed at fostering a culture of kindness and resources for educators and parents to reinforce the program concepts.
Safe2Help Illinois features a 24/7 helpline (1-844-4-SAFEIL), free mobile app, and dedicated website (www.Safe2Helpil.com). Students can use Safe2Help Illinois to share concerns about themselves or others in a confidential (but not anonymous) environment. Once vetted, the information will be immediately shared with local school officials, mental health professionals, and/or local law enforcement, depending on the nature of the tip.
It is important to note that this program is not intended to punish, suspend or expel students. Rather, the intent is to encourage students to “seek help before harm,” with the goal of intervening and helping students before they harm themselves or others.
Long-term goals of Safe2Help Illinois are to remove the stigma associated with mental health issues, promote a culture of kindness, and instill important lessons such as the difference between telling and tattling, internet safety, and suicide prevention.
Visit Safe2HelpIL to learn about the resources for your child -- and for you.
Thanks to Mrs. Tough for coordinating a trip to St. Xavier University for the Hillside School team to watch a match. Ss had a chance hit some over the net after the game- Priceless! #bluejayprideD93
Join us Tonight for Reading Night- Reading is My Superpower 6:00 p.m. Hillside School! #bluejayprideD93
Another great day celebrating Reading! It was great watching
Jeremy Schaefer, Story Teller from Urban Gateways mesmerize our students with his storytelling skills! #bluejayprideD93
HSD #93 celebrates Reading Week- My Superpower! Today is Reading Buddy Day and Dress up like a Book Character! Great seeing the 3rd Grade Ss buddy up with the Kindergarten Ss. Mrs. Gainer is ready to go! #bluejayprideD93
3rd Grade Recorders in Music
Thank you to the 5th Grade Teachers for coordinating the 5th Grade Museum. The Ss spent a great deal of time researching and preparing for their presentation. Loved listening to the inspirational stories! #bluejayprideD93
Thanks to Mrs. Jones (Watkins) for helping her Ss prepare for the 1960's Museum. #bluejayprideD93
Today is the first day for the PW Rising Educator visit at Hillside School. They were missing a few folks but it was a great start! Thank you to PTHS 209 Mrs. Jesukaitis for coordinating the program and special thanks to Hillside School Principal, Mrs. Gainer.
