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As we approach the midpoint of summer break, we wanted to provide some information rega...
District 113A schools celebrated Veterans Day in unique and varied ways. Oakwoo...
The Lemont-Bromberek Combined School District 113A Board of Education has named a new Assistant Superintendent. Mrs. Daniela Fountain, current Director of Curriculum and Assessment in Troy School District 30C, will assume the Assistant Superintendent position starting July 1, 2017, following the retirement of current Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Mary Gricus.
River Valley School proudly welcomed Kirby Larson to RV today.
District 113A proudly welcomed State Superintendent of Education, Dr. Tony Smith, to th...
District 113A parents and community members are invited to participate in the district&...
On October 7th, 2015 District 113A administration presented the current state of Lemo...
Please see the attached link for more information regarding the Concussion Workshop hos...
Please see the attached flyer to purchase Radon Kits for your home. Radon Kit 2015
We will be having a School Law Enforcement Drill on Friday, September 25, 2015. Please click on the link for more information.
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We are excited to announce the launch of our new and improved district website!
This month we welcomed our new Board of Education
March/April 2015 Community Board Brief March/April 2015
Students, parents, and teachers weigh in on school climate and learning conditions
Today, the Illinois Supreme Court issued its decision in Lutkauskas, et al. v. Ricker, et al. The lawsuit was filed in 2010 by four resident-taxpayers of the School District and alleged that there had been improper transfers of money from the School District’s Working Cash Fund
December Community Board Brief Exciting things are happening in District 113A. Most...
Haunted Central delivered on its promise with over 300 volunteers and 2,500 attendees. The event was the idea of the District 113A Board of Education who wanted to create a way to bring organizations together and give back to the community.
Pending legislation in the Illinois House of Representatives could remove nearly $2 million annually from Lemont schools