Laura B. Sprague School

08/27/2026

Library books provide a window for exploring student interests and to develop a love of literature and learning. The books students bring home may or may not be at an independent reading level, depending on what your child chooses. Reading the pictures or listening to a family member read aloud is part of the process of learning to read.

08/20/2026

08/20/2026

The first day of school is here! 🚌🎒 Students arrived by bus and car with teachers and staff welcoming them. It was a morning filled with smiles, excitement, and the start of a great new school year! 📚✨

08/19/2026

It's almost time! ⏰

The Laura B. Sprague School back-to-school bash is this Friday, August 21, from 6-7:30pm.

No registration is required. Bring the family and enjoy connecting with friends - new and old - as we kickoff the new school year.

See you there! ❤️

07/31/2026

📚🍦 Every book = another scoop!

These amazing readers have been hard at work all summer, and their "ice cream cones" are getting taller with every book they finish! Each scoop celebrates another reading success and all the time they've spent building their reading skills.

Way to keep the pages turning all summer long Sprague Wildcats!

Check out the school's reading resources: https://sp.d103.org/curriculum/reading-resources

06/25/2026

06/02/2026

Art Teacher Allison Smith named three students as Artist of the Year 2026. One student from kindergarten, first-grade, and second-grade was selected for this honor, and their artwork will be proudly displayed in the front hallway at Sprague for the upcoming school year. Congratulations artists!
https://sp.d103.org/post-details/~board/sprague-news-amp-events-laura-b-sprague-school-12/post/artist-of-the-year

06/01/2026

Sprague first-graders recently completed an exciting writing and science unit focused on animals. Each student chose an animal to research using non-fiction books and digital tools, learning facts about habitats, behaviors, and more. After gathering their information, students created their own non-fiction books to showcase what they had learned, as seen in these photos.

06/01/2026

🏆 The Dawn Anderson Volunteer Angel Award is the PTO's highest accolade, given to a parent or guardian whose youngest student is graduating from District 103. Unlike the Volunteer of the Year Award, which factors in recent contributions, this award takes into consideration a nominee's entire tenure at D103.

This version of the PTO's "Lifetime Achievement Award" was named to honor the legacy of Dawn Anderson, a district parent who tirelessly devoted her time to D103 across many different roles. She set the bar for what volunteerism looks like in our community, and that is still the standard our nominees for this award are held to.

Please join us in honoring this year's four recipients of the Dawn Anderson Volunteer Angel Award:

💫 Kari Davenport
💫 Marissa Grossenbach
💫 Maria Peterson
💫 Kathy Reibel

These women are past room parents, school board members, PTO presidents, Teacher Appreciation Week leads, Explore the Arts leads, Half Day Fun Fair coordinators, and grant review committee members — among other things. The list of activities that these women led seems limitless. It was never about where their own kids went to school. It was always about this community as a whole. They showed up, stood out and left a lasting mark.

We are so very grateful to each of these women for their contributions to Lincolnshire-Prairie View School District 103 which simply cannot be measured. ❤️

05/31/2026

This video shows you what a day is like for a Sprague School kindergartner.