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TDP Magazine
The TDP Magazine is published each winter and spring and offers information on the summer enrichment series, AP testing schedules, upcoming college and career readiness events and more. Click on the magazine cover on the right to download and view the latest edition.
Click here or on the top magazine on the right to download and view the latest edition - Spring 2024.
Click here or on the bottom magazine on the right to download and view the Fall 2023 edition.
TDP Student Leadership Committee
The TDP Leadership Committee is a student-led board composed of one junior and one senior class member from each District 214 high school. Students meet throughout the year with the TDP coordinators to provide a student perspective in TDP programming. Members are selected by building administration based on their success in various AP/Dual Credit classes and demonstrated leadership skills.
TDP Summer Enrichment Series
Summer Enrichment Registration starts on Friday, March 15th for current D214 students and Monday, April 1st for incoming freshman (current 8th graders). Courses will run from June 10th - July 25th. These classes are opportunities for students to explore various non-credit, week-long programs taught by our faculty and staff. The programs are unique to District 214 and continue our commitment to expand opportunities for high-achieving, highly motivated students in support of their academic, social, emotional and career development needs. Examples of courses include exploring astronomy and learning about the excitement of cooking in a reality-style environment. Additionally, there is a unique program for incoming first-year students, Becoming an iStudent, where a student will receive their iPad early and master the apps and programs needed during high school. Please see the Summer Experience Website for registration. www.d214.org/summerexperience
AP Ready Night
AP Ready! Night is targeted to first-time AP students and their parent(s)/guardian(s). The event will be held on April 23, 2024. It will be held at Forest View Education Center, (2121 South Goebbert Road, Arlington Heights, enter Door 1). The purpose of this evening is to highlight the advantages of enrolling in a rigorous course load and the role of Advanced Placement classes in the college admissions process. AP teachers will offer informational sessions about getting AP Ready! District 214’s Dual Credit classes will also be highlighted as options for achieving early college credit. This evening will provide valuable information to help students maximize academic success during their years in District 214.