D94 Teachers - The West Chicago High School Teachers’ Association

09/09/2026

09/07/2026

09/06/2026

Hey - West Chicago Community HighSchool Grads
You’re Invited to a Government Class Reunion!
Remember the debates, the elections, those lively discussions where we tried to solve all the problems of the world? It’s time to get the class back together! Whether you remember every detail of the legislative process—or just remember having a great time—I along with others would love to see you!
Come reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate the class that learned about democracy together!
Date: Sptember 25
Time: 5:30 to 6:30 (before the homecoming game)
Place: Enter “Door H”

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

New WeGo Places interview with Class of 2017’s Matt Dall, Clinical Dietitian at RML Specialty Hospital.

Listen:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0zxUhOMn08y9o5nxAFjx4q?si=Tn3uma81QNqILggiYCLvtA

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wego-places-wildcat-alumni-podcast/id1470562624?i=1000787925644

Podbean: https://wegovox.podbean.com/e/wego-places-matt-dall-class-of-2017-clinical-dietitian/

09/05/2026

Nearly seven years after WEGO defeated Morton 2-0 in the 2019 state championship, the Wildcats and Mustangs met again at Memorial Field on Sept. 3. This time, they battled to a scoreless draw before a crowd of students, families and community members.

Read Ana Hurtado’s full game story and view Cesar Munoz’s photo gallery on Wildcat Chronicle.

https://wildcatchronicle.org/

Casi siete años después de que WEGO derrotara a Morton 2-0 en la final estatal de 2019, los Wildcats y los Mustangs se volvieron a enfrentar en Memorial Field el 3 de septiembre. Esta vez, el partido terminó en un empate sin goles ante una multitud de estudiantes, familias y miembros de la comunidad.

Lea el artículo completo de Ana Hurtado y vea la galería de fotos de Cesar Munoz en Wildcat Chronicle.

https://wildcatchronicle.org/

West Chicago Community High School

09/03/2026

What if the experts you wish you could ask were available to you—for FREE? 👀📚

Meet GPS Parent Series—50+ FREE programs each year bringing nationally recognized researchers, clinicians, authors and educators directly to parents, teachers and helping professionals.

And September is 🔥:

🧠 Sept. 9 → The adolescent brain with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Matt Richtel

🌱 Sept. 15 → Angela Duckworth on why the people and places surrounding us may matter more than we realize

❤️ Sept. 23 → What to do when a young person says “I hate myself”

☕ Sept. 30 → The surprising science of happiness and human connection + an in-person Community Wellness Resource Fair

🎯 Oct. 1 → Helping students with ADHD succeed

🌈 Oct. 7 → Understanding and supporting neurodiverse children

No subscription. No registration. No cost. Just evidence-based ideas and real-world tools you can use with the young people you care about.

Programs are offered weekly throughout the school year, at noon & 7 p.m. CT, with programming in multiple languages.

👉 Save this post. Send it to a parent, educator or clinician. Then explore what GPS has waiting for you at GPSParentSeries.org.

09/01/2026

Congratulations to our District 94 Board of Education!

The D94 Board of Education has earned School Board Governance Recognition from the Illinois Association of School Boards (IASB).

D94 is one of just 53 school districts across Illinois to receive this honor, recognizing effective governance practices and a commitment to continuous learning and development. This is the first time District 94 has earned this distinction.

Congratulations to our Board members, and thank you for your continued leadership and commitment to our students, staff, and community!

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08/31/2026

🤯Your adolescent isn’t suddenly becoming a different person. Their brain is becoming a different brain. 🧠

And once you understand what’s happening inside it, the mood swings, peer obsession, risk-taking and pulling away can begin to make a lot more sense.

Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist Matt Richtel takes us inside the developing adolescent brain to reveal what’s really driving these behaviors—and how understanding the WHY can change the way we respond.

Parents and educators will come away with a new lens for navigating emotional storms, social pressure, screens and the growing need for independence—plus practical strategies for connecting rather than clashing. Learn how to decode difficult behavior, help adolescents cope with overwhelm, and use Richtel’s “Love, Lead, and Let Go” approach to support young people as they grow. CEUs and CPDUs available!

💡 Don’t just survive adolescence. Understand it—and discover better ways to stay connected through it.

📅 Wednesday, Sept. 9 | Noon & 7 p.m. CT
💻 Virtual | FREE | No registration required
Learn more at GPSParentSeries⁠.org No Registration. No subscription. Just free tools from the nation’s top minds. GPS is here to help families thrive. Takeaways you can use immediately. Take a peak. You won’t regret it.