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It was billed as the “Largest, ‘Small” Art Show” where students could create any artwork they wanted, in any medium but with one guideline. It could not be bigger than 4-inches by 5-inches. The challenge was for the Chicagoland’s 4x5 art show or the “Largest ‘Small’ Art Show,” previously only open to high school students. Butler Junior High student Christopher Koulouris earned 3rd place in the show for his entry. His winning entry was one of 30 artworks submitted by Butler students. The show was held Nov. 6 at Oswego High School.
The Fall District 53 newsletter to the community has been mailed to our constituents. Check out stories on test scores and how Butler students rank No. 1 in math and reading together compared to schools in 18 comparable school districts. There’s also a story on the future-ready classroom plans, changes in the Butler Junior High class schedule, the new superintendent’s vision and expectations and more.
The window for the 2019-20 parent/guardian version of the Illinois 5Essential Survey is open.
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