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Glenbard West Community,

After enduring three winter weather interruptions in the first three weeks of school, we’re starting to hit our second semester stride on the hilltop. Classes are moving toward their first summative assessments, students and counselors are signing up for next year’s classes, and several of our winter sports teams are participating in or preparing for the postseason.

Directly following my note, you’ll find information from Dr. Larson about the March 19th referendum. Last year’s facility planning process identified several needs for Glenbard West that are reflected in the referendum and our new ten-year facility plan: secure and expanded entry ways, a collaborative student commons, a secondary performing arts space, and an additional wing of classrooms. Our building and its grounds are a source of pride for all of us. These potential additions would ensure that this remains true for future generations of Hilltoppers.

This month’s newsletter celebrates many student accomplishments and has information on our summer school offerings, upcoming student performances, and the start dates for spring sports. Thank you for reading. As always, please feel free to contact me directly with any questions or concerns.

Go West!

Ben Peterselli

(630) 942-7473

ben_peterselli@glenbard.org

March referendum to address facility needs

In December, the Board of Education authorized the administration to proceed with a referendum to assist in funding Glenbard’s 10-year Facility Master Plan. The plan is the culmination of a process that began in 2022 to identify next steps for facility improvements to our four high schools. This is an exciting time in Glenbard.

On Dec. 11, the board unanimously approved a resolution to place a question on the March 19, 2024 ballot to seek voter approval to issue $183 million in bonds to improve the sites of and alter, repair and equip our four high schools. Our schools are between 51 and 101 years old.

The new 10-year Facility Master Plan identified $312 million of priorities for improvements at each of the high schools. Glenbard District 87 is asking the community to approve $183 million of bonds to fund the plan, and the district will contribute $129 million of funding from its operating revenues over the next 10 years to fund the $312 million plan.

The bond proposal will cost the owner of a $300,000 home about $4 per week. Use this tax estimate calculator for the estimate of tax payment increase on Glenbard District 87 building bonds referendum on March 19, 2024.

Learn more about our referendum on our Referendum March 2024 page.

Addressing Facility Needs

In February 2023, we engaged Wold Architects & Engineers to develop the new 10-year facility master plan. The previous 10-year facility plan concluded with the summer 2023 capital improvement projects. Back in 2014, we committed to spending $100 million over 10 years on the facility needs; however, we exceeded that commitment by spending $154 million over the past 10 years ($35 million from the 2014 referendum) while maintaining balanced budgets.

The proposed improvements in our new facility master plan will address significant needs. While our buildings are structurally sound, they are old and out-of-date. The March 19, 2024 referendum is a path forward that continues our history of responsible planning. We spend less on buildings and operations; carry less debt; and have a lower tax rate than most districts in the metropolitan area.”

Addressing these needs now allows us to continue to protect what matters most by avoiding expensive future repairs.

Facility Project Categories

The majority of the projects identified in the new 10-year Facility Master Plan fall into the following categories:

• Continue to upgrade and renovate, where needed, building infrastructure - items like roofs, windows, electrical systems, plumbing, and heating and cooling systems

• Enhance safety and security systems and entrances throughout the district

• Upgrade out-of-date science labs

• Modify classrooms to support current best practices in curriculum and instruction

• Upgrade cafeteria space to provide flexible learning and program spaces and eliminate overcrowding

Investing in community assets is crucial as we maintain approximately 1.6 million square feet of space and continue to demonstrate fiscal stewardship by the low amount of the total budget allocated toward debt payments (roughly 2.2%).

In the coming weeks, we will continue to share information with you about the referendum.

February 1, 2, and 3

Winter Play

7:30 p.m.

Auditorium

February 5 - 13

Annual Student Council/Glen Ellyn Food Pantry Drive

February 7

Valentines for Vets

All Lunch Periods

Cafeteria

February 8

Winter Band and Jazz Concert

7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Auditorium

February 10

Heart Hop Dance

7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Biester Gym

February 14

Student Council Valentine's Day Breakfast

7:00 - 7:30 a.m.

Cafeteria

February 19

No School - President's Day

February 19

President's Day of Service

11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center

800 St. Charles Rd., Glen Ellyn

February 19 - 23

Live Life Well Week

February 21

8th Grade Athletic and Activity Night

7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Biester Gym

February 23

West Nation Live Life Well Week Breakfast

6:45 - 7:30 a.m.

Cafeteria

February 24

Father Daughter Dance

8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Biester Gym

February 26

Band Solo Concert

5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Choir Room, Black Box, Band Room, Cafeteria

February 28

Junior Mock Admissions with School Counseling

6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Auditorium

March 4

Choir and Orchestra Masterworks Concert

7:30 p.m.

Glenbard South

Glenbard West had two students honored for their outstanding leadership and academic success at the January 8th D87 Board of Education meeting at the Glendale Heights Senior Center: Junior Ella Formanksi and senior Mihir Sharma. Both Ella and Mihir are outstanding examples of the West Way: successful inside and outside of the classroom; involved in clubs, athletics, and service organizations; and respectful toward all those with whom they interact. Go West!

Out of 1,901 entries in the Regional Scholastics Competition, Glenbard West earned 7 awards.

Congratulations to:

6 Honorable Mentions were earned by: Matthew Sioson, Grace Fletcher, Ana Marjonovich, Amelia Yob (twice) and Camila Velasquez.

A Silver Key was earned by: Sasha Drahomyretska, for her piece Ukraine (photo).

We are so proud of all of our art students. An open house reception for all Scholastics Regional winners will be held this Sunday, January 28, at Downers Grove North High School from 1:00 -4:00 p.m.

Eleanor Johnson, senior, was chosen for the Midwestern Region ACDA SSAA Honor Choir to be held in Omaha, Nebraska from February 7 through 10.

Senior Ishaan Gupta qualified once again for the AIME contest. This is his third consecutive year. His qualifying score on the AMC contest was 97.5. The AIME contest will be held on February 1.

The AIME is the second in the pyramid of three mathematics examinations given by the committee on the American Mathematics Competitions, which leads to participation in the USA Mathematical Olympiad. Only the top 5% of AMC participants nationally qualify for the AIME.

May Adduci, Moira Ahern, Mahreen Ahmed, Tea Alles, Simone Annan, Eleanor Beaudoin, Drew

Bennett, Annika Bhagwakar, Hanna Bochenski, Elayna Boeh, Heide Brazier, Ava Callaway, Lilly

Carroll, Abigail Carter, Charles Cline, Sean Clouse, Molly Creech, Anne Crum, Jackson Cyzen,

Camryn Daigel, Abigail Davis, Ava Dunham, Lukacs Ebl, Michael Fox, Madeline Freeman, Dylan

Gasaway, Dylan Goerig, Brad Gomez, Adam Graham, Nina Graham, Ishaan Gupta, Ava

Harrington, Samuel Hatlestad, Anastasiia Hedzyk, Henry Heller, Abigail Herbold, Margaret

Hibbard, Francis Iarrobino, Benjamin Ick, Mary Ikens, Michael Interlandi, Saania Iqbal, Maanav

JaJodia, Olivia Janninck, Marin Johnson, Lily Kalivas, Cameron Keller, Elise King, Lily Kluge,

Gabriella Knapp, Ahryn Knudsen, Connor Krauss, Avery Krudop, Jack Lobdell, Kyle Long, James

MacDonald, Mohammad Ehtasham Malik, Jack Martin, Katherine McAlpine, Lilly McCarthy,

James McKinnon, David McNish, Timothy Meehan, Margaret Millar, Jonah Miller, Daniel

Monahan, Madeline Murin, Allie Murphy, Ethan Nguyen, Francesca Nicastro, Mia Palacios-

Arteaga, Olivia Pauer, Rhett Pierce, Michael Prescott, Katharine Rath, Nicolas Ruoti, Audrey

Sawyer, Christopher Schoenherr, Samuel Schoettle, Megan Semple, Emilia Serna, Mihir Sharma,

James Shasteen, Mohsin Siddiqi, Annabelle Sinta, Peyton Smith, Benjamin Starmann, Lindsey

Street, Casey Sury, Huzaifah Syed, Madeleine Todd, Ivy Toth, Zachary Weinberg, Owen Wright,

Luke Wyrick, Amelia Yob, and Ethan Zagortz.

Each Quarter, teachers across the various departments at Glenbard West choose the one student who best exemplifies excellence within their discipline. The Glenbard West community remains strong because of these students. We congratulate the Departmental Recognition Award Recipients and thank the families and teachers who have helped them along the way.

(Back row L - R) Ella Masmar - Speech, Briney Vo - World Language, Ava Callaway - Business Education, Amalia Gregule - Technology Center of DuPage, Alycia Perez - Art, Sui Mawi - Health, Angela Jaeger - Driver’s Education & Math, Rustam Shailoobekov - English Language Learners

(Front row L - R) Maryn Clouse - Excellence at West, Lily Wiedholz - English, Ben Battisto - Social Studies, Jonah Miller - Music, Allison Penley - Science, Abby Schroeder - Physical Education

Congratulations to Luca Bianco, Ayden Rodriguez, and Noah Vila who qualified for the IHSA boys bowling state final tournament along with their Glenbard North teammates. Nick Szarzak, Head Coach.

In order to recognize students for academic achievement, Glenbard West students will receive an academic award as follows:

Glenbard West will use the final grades for the first semester of the current school year. A student with a first semester GPA of 3.8 or higher qualifies for the Academic Letter or Gold Bar.

The academic letter will be the same varsity letter given to athletes with an embroidered lamp of learning or scholastic torch. Subsequent academic winners will receive a bar to add to their letter.

In the event of an error or misinterpretation of the transcripts, a parent may petition the principal in writing (email) for an Academic Letter or Gold Bar at the conclusion of the second semester.

"February is Black History Month (BHM), an annual observance dedicated to honoring the triumphs and struggles of African Americans throughout U.S. history. It serves as a powerful reminder that Black history is American history, Black culture is American culture, and Black stories are essential to the ongoing story of America." - Glenbard District 87

The Play That Goes Wrong in the Larry Shue Auditorium, February 1-3, 7:30 p.m. It is Broadway's funniest and longest running play.

Use this link to purchase tickets: https://glenbardwest.seatyourself.biz

Heart Hop is West's winter dance in Biester gym on Saturday, February 10th from 7:00 -10:00 p.m. The north Fieldhouse doors open at 7:00 p.m. and students must be checked in by 8:00 p.m. Students and guests must bring their physical student ID cards to be admitted to the dance. The dance ends at 10:00 p.m, but students are allowed to start leaving at 9:00 p.m. This year we will be selling tickets online through a new website called 5-Star where tickets can be purchased online with a card or in-person with cash. Online ticket sales run February 2nd - 9th and in-person ticket sales are during all lunch periods February 7th and 8th. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door the night of the event. Tickets are $20 per person. Please see the QR Code on the promo poster to purchase tickets online. The website will be posted on Schoology Thursday, February 1st.

If a West student is bringing a guest from another school, a guest pass must be submitted to the Deans' office no later than February 5th at 3:00 p.m. No guest passes will be accepted after that date. Guess pass forms are available on Schoology (posted January 16th on the Glenbard West Student group page) and in the Deans' office.

Please direct any questions regarding the dance to Mrs. Kayla McMahon or Mrs. Elizabeth McGann

Glenbard West will celebrate Live Life Well Week 2024 from February 19th - 24th. This week presents an opportunity to bring focus to the skills that build positive connections, and the healthy self-care habits to “Live Life Well.” This year's theme is, "It's Not About Being the Best In the World, It's About Being the Best For the World.” SFS (Students for Students) club has planned events throughout the week to highlight the importance of gratitude, creative expression, and wellness..

The annual event will kick off with ‘Make a Difference Monday' on February 19th, the Presidents' Day Holiday. All students are invited to volunteer to make blankets for children with cancer at the Glen Ellyn Park District Ackerman Facility from 11:30am-1:30pm as part of Project Linus. Pizza and supplies will be provided by the West Nation ACTS (Advocating Character Through Service) Parent Committee.

Aric Jackson will bring humor and high energy to an all-school student assembly on Friday, February 23rd during Glenbard Hour inspiring students to unlock their potential. Jackson will also present to the community in a program titled "Motivating the Next Generation to Lead Boldly and Achieve Their Dreams'', as part of the Glenbard Parent Series on Thursday, February 22nd at 7:00 p.m. at Glenbard West.

West Nation has organized its annual Live Life Well Week breakfast for students and staff before school on Friday, February 23rd and the Father Daughter Dance on Saturday, February 24th.

Educating Hilltoppers on the strategies for physical and mental wellness will empower students with skills to thrive and succeed in the classroom and in life.

Wednesday, February 21, 2024

Glenbard West will host its annual incoming 8th Grade Athletic and Activity Night in Biester Gym. All of our coaches and club sponsors will be there to provide information and promote activities at Glenbard West. We encourage all current 8th graders to come and get an early look at the many opportunities available to students at Glenbard West.

We are very excited to welcome the Class of 2028!

Glenbard West Summer School Registration Is Now Open!

Summer school registration is available HERE. You can also review our course offerings at https://glenbard.formstack.com/forms/summer.

We encourage all students to enroll in a course this summer. Credit courses are available to satisfy graduation requirements and if a course needs to be repeated. Also, our noncredit (Bridge) courses help students prepare for a course they plan to take and provide an opportunity to explore areas of interest.

Please note: Summer credit courses for incoming freshmen will only be available during Semester 2 due to technology and registration. The only summer credit courses available for incoming freshmen students are Speech and Consumer Management. If you have any questions, please contact our in-year Summer School Principal, Lillie Blackmon: lillie_blackmon@glenbard.org or 630-942-7477.

Back Row: Tony Bergantino, Tad Keely, Jeremiah Wiencek, and Mike Neberz

Front Row: Peggy Mirka, Beatriz de Ferreira, Chris Gladish, Kate Culloton, Natalie Rubino, Rhiannon Sieck, and Lissete Ochoa

Wednesday, February 28th

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Auditorium

Have you ever wondered how colleges decide who to admit? Would you like to experience reviewing an application for admission? Please join the school counselors for an evening with college representatives as they guide students and families through an application review. The audience will play the role of the admission committee for a fictional university and walk step by step through all the stages of reviewing an application. How are transcripts looked at? How do letters of recommendation help? How do colleges decide who to admit, waitlist, and deny? The mock admissions program will allow participants to see a completed application, get a better understanding of how the ‘holistic review’ process works at any university and provide a helpful perspective for students as they embark on the college selection process.

Please join us for this interactive program at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium on February 28th. Junior students and parents are encouraged to attend. Advanced registration required. Register HERE.

**Due to the nature of this program, the event will not be recorded.

August 5th & 6th

2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Library

This two-day summer school enrichment course is for rising seniors. Students will finalize their college list in SchooLinks, begin their Common Application and get a jump start on their college essays. Come join the school counselors for this hands-on workshop and get ahead of the college selection process before the school year begins. Advanced registration required. Visit the Summer School website to register HERE.

Here is Volume Two of our AP Guide for Families in English and Spanish. You’ll find all relevant information about exam registration for second semester-only AP courses, exam order changes, and answers to frequently asked questions about exam registration. Please contact the office of the Assistant Principal for Instruction with questions: 630-942-7471. For AP-related updates, please join our Remind by texting @gbwaptest to the number 81010 or clicking here.

As in years past, Glenbard West will provide students the opportunity to experience the College Board Suite of Assessments in April. One of the key advantages of the Suite of Assessments is the availability for students to receive free, high-quality exam preparation through Khan Academy online. You can access Khan Academy's SAT support here.

Please note that the PSAT and SAT testing dates will be non-attendance days for students who are not testing. Details below.

Spring Illinois Science Assessment

Testing Window: March 4, 2024 through April 30, 2024

In compliance with federal testing requirements, Illinois will administer a science assessment to all junior students enrolled in a public school district. The assessment will be administered in an online format and is aligned to the Illinois Learning Standards for Science incorporating the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), which were adopted in 2014.

School Day SAT Test for Juniors

Test Date: Wednesday, April 10, 2024

All juniors will be automatically registered for this test and must take it on this day (or the designated make-up day) as a graduation requirement. This is a non-attendance day for freshmen, sophomores, and seniors.

PSAT Test for Freshmen and Sophomores

Test Date: Thursday, April 11, 2024

Freshmen will take the PSAT 8/9 and sophomores will take the PSAT 10. This is a non-attendance day for juniors and seniors.

As testing scores become available throughout the year, students may access their scores in their very own College Board portal. Click the link for Student Directions to Access Scores in the College Board Reporting Portal.

In 2024 - 2025, Glenbard West’s Business Education Department is thrilled to be offering Dual Credit Entrepreneurship (INCubatoredu), a unique, innovative, entrepreneurial business class and we are looking for community volunteers with business and entrepreneurship experience to get involved!

Dual Credit Entrepreneurship brings creativity, innovation, and expert entrepreneurial guidance together in one course that allows students to jump-start their business ideas. In a 21st century classroom, our students work in small teams to develop a business idea and collaborate with community business experts and entrepreneurs who act as mentors and coaches, helping students bring their idea(s) to fruition. Our students are taught by a team of coaches, mentors, and the classroom teacher who guide them through a hands-on and authentic entrepreneurial experience. This Dual Credit Entrepreneurship class culminates with Shark Tank style pitches at the end of the year for potential funding for their business. We are looking for coaches and mentors to work with our students this and next school year. You can find out more information by clicking here.

Thank you to all who helped make our annual Pack the Place event a huge success. It was a great day full of athletic events watching our Hilltoppers compete at a high level. The Boosters play such an important role in bringing the Glenbard West community and it is always great to see everyone together.

We look forward to hosting the following IHSA Post season events this winter:

Wednesday January 31st, 6:00 p.m. IHSA Girls Gymnastics Regionals

Saturday February 3rd, 9:00 a.m. IHSA 3A Wrestling Regionals

Monday February 12th, 6:00 and 7:30 p.m. IHSA 4A Girls Basketball Regional Semifinals

Thursday February 15th, 7:00 p.m. IHSA 4A Girls Basketball Regional Final

All schedules will constantly be updated on our athletic website as we look forward to following the Hilltoppers as they advance through the postseason at the following website: https://schools.snap.app/glenbardwest

Spring sports are right around the corner. The first day of practices for Boys Gymnastics is February 12th and Girls Badminton, Boys Tennis, Girls Soccer, Girls and Boys Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball and all begin on February 26th with BoysVolleyball beginning on March 4th. Please make sure all current physical forms are turned into the athletic office prior to the first day of practice.

GO WEST!

GO WEST!

Back Row: Mary Yangas, Gracie Schendel, Griffin Ross, Darlene Yamane, Jessica Walters, Amanda Meyer, and Deandra Bass

Front Row: Nisa Gabbidon, Pete Baker, Claire Leoni, Jaclyn Reeves, Pam Hagstrom, and Max Hufnagle

Sometimes things are bigger than we can handle on our own. If you need a safe person to talk to or are concerned about your mental health or that of a friend, please reach out to one of us below.

Glenbard CARES (Community Advocacy, Resilience, Engagement and Supports) Program

In cooperation with the Illinois Department of Health and the DuPage Regional Office of Education, Glenbard Schools has been awarded grant money to improve our students’ access to quality mental health services throughout the community. We are happy to announce that the grant is directly funding the Glenbard CARES (Community Advocacy, Resilience, Engagement and Supports) Program and it is anticipated to open and start serving students in January of 2024!

Our staff will be prioritizing this support for students who are low income and/or do not have adequate coverage to access mental health support. We will be making direct connections with these families to explain the process and benefit of mental health support. If a student, parent or guardian would like to request access to support through the CARES Program, they should contact their school counselor directly.

Glenbard West continues to have strong attendance numbers even through these tough, winter days when getting to the building can be tough. The Deans Office wants to thank you for all that you do to make that happen!

Secondly, we have tremendous students doing incredible things in the hallways and classrooms, in the fields, courts, and stages, and everywhere in between. We also have tremendous students doing incredible things beyond the school, and the Dean’s Office wants to hear about it! If your student or a student you know recently accomplished something spectacular, is contributing to the community, volunteering, or anything else you believe is noteworthy, please complete this Google form and let us know about it so we can share it with the community and give them the recognition they deserve!

The Dupage County Health Department is coming to Glenbard West March 6th for FREE dental exams for all students who return a completed signed consent form. This exam will meet the state mandated requirements for 9th grade students if they have not completed the necessary dental examination yet. If the student meets the necessary requirements, in addition to the exam, they will receive a dental cleaning, fluoride treatment and sealants. All high school students are welcome to participate. Health forms are available in the Glenbard West Health Office and are attached. Forms must be turned into the health office or emailed to stephanie_brezwyn@glenbard.org by Monday March, 4th at 12:00pm.

No School - Spring Break

March 25 - March 29

Classes resume on Tuesday, April 2, 2024

Spring Break Office Hours:

During Spring Break, the Main Office will be open from March 25 through March 29.

Operation hours will be from 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.

ENRICHING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE

Academics ・ Activities ・ Athletics

We encourage every parent, alum, and family to join and sponsor Glenbard West Boosters. Membership fees and sponsorships go directly to assisting academic, athletic, and extracurricular activities. Family memberships, Pride of Glenbard and Tower level sponsorships include an activity pass that provides admission to most district-wide music and sporting events. Your support contributes to the Pride, Excellence, and Tradition that are the hallmarks of Glenbard West High School.

To join or sponsor the Glenbard West Boosters, please visit www.gwboosters.com

GO WEST!

Glenbard District 87 is pleased to partner with OrganicLife as our new food service provider. Organic Life menu offerings and nutrition/allergen information here. We encourage you to visit www.pushcoin.com to sign up for the prepayment option with their easy-to-use system.

As part of West’s Centennial celebration, we partnered with the Dupage Foundation to create the Glenbard West Centennial Scholarship Fund. This annual scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior who best embodies the ethos and character of a Glenbard West graduate. Its purpose is to celebrate the past, recognize the present, and inspire the future of Glenbard West. If you are interested in donating, please click here. Go West!

Our school newspaper, the Glen Bard, offers students a platform to share their passions in writing, art, film, and photography. Here, students share ideas and work together to provide relevant and entertaining information about the school, current events, and pop culture. Their most up-to-date information can be found on their link below!

You can keep up with Glenbard information throughout the year by signing up for Glenbard News, our district-wide enewsletter, at this link.

Each week, you will receive district-wide news about students’ achievements in school-sponsored activities; upcoming events; fund-raisers; school board information and more.

Schools across the nation are experiencing more and more students who have latex allergies. Often, students with this allergy can have severe and even life-threatening reactions if exposed to latex resins and powders. For their safety, there are certain latex products we no longer allow on campus. Latex balloons and “Silly String” pose a significant health threat to students with a latex allergy. These products are not allowed on campus at any time, including after school, evening, and weekend events. With this in mind, we request your help: Please talk with your children about this health and safety issue. Some students might not understand the reason for a “balloon ban.” At West, we want all parents to know that their children are safe on campus.

Crisis Text Line - Text REACH to: 741741

This sends information to a Crisis Counselor, a real-life human being trained to help individuals return to a healthy/stable level of functioning.

Safe2Help Illinois Call 844-472-3345 or Text 72332(SAFE2)

Safe2Help Illinois offers students a safe, confidential way in which to share information that might help prevent suicides, bullying, school violence or other threats to school safety. This program is intended to get students to “Seek Help Before Harm.”

Students who wish to report a potential act of school violence at Glenbard West may also leave an anonymous message with our School Resource Officer at (630) 681-3177 or call the Bullying Hotline Call (630) 942-7406

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call/Text 988

This number has trained staff to answer calls and respond to texts from individuals at risk for suicide as well as those experiencing other mental health and substance use-related emergencies. Specialized services will be available for veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and other groups.

Email: gw_news@glenbard.org
Website: glenbardwesths.org
Location: 670 Crescent Blvd.
Phone: 630-469-8600
Twitter: @GWHilltoppers