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Township High School District 214 uses an Online Fall Registration and Fee Payment Process for student registration. Please plan to allow at least 30 minutes to complete the registration. Online Fall Registration will begin Monday, June 7, 2021, 8:00 a.m. central time.
Register HERE
General Registration and Student Information HERE
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Block Schedule Pilot
Having adopted block schedules during the 2020-2021 school year to better accommodate student and staff needs during hybrid learning, District 214 will now implement block schedules for all of its comprehensive high schools as a pilot program.
District 214 reached this decision after receiving positive feedback about this year’s schedule from students, parents and teachers and additional positive feedback by way of parent surveys. Additional details of the schedule and several potential advantages identified by District 214 may be found here.
After the pilot concludes, we will review data and once again survey students, parents and staff regarding future years’ schedules.
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214 partners with Passport Health to offer vaccine to students 16 or older
High School District 214 has identified a partner, Passport Health, that is able to provide Covid-19 vaccinations to students 16 years of age or older who would like to receive the Pfizer vaccine on-site at a District 214 facility.
In order to gauge the interest in student vaccinations, District 214 is asking parents or eligible students to complete an interest form by the end of the day on Friday, April 30.
For more information, click here.
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A full day program for children ages 3-5
Provides a preschool curriculumSpots still available for the 2021-2022 school year
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Summer School Registration Begins April 9
District 214 Summer School Registration begins on April 9 at 8:00 am.
We are offering both in person and online schedules. The first session will be held from June 7 - June 24. The second session will be held from June 28 - July 15.
For more information, locations, course offerings, forms and Driver Education, please visit our Summer School information page.
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Talent Development Program
TDP Summer Enrichment is a District-wide program comprising innovative weeklong courses that reach beyond traditional classroom lessons. These non-credit seminars cover a wide array of areas, including graphic arts, forensic science, culinary arts, automotive care, creative writing and more. An all-District summer musical also is part of the TDP Summer Enrichment series.
The cost is typically $75 per seminar, plus applicable fees. FOR 2021 ONLY, all course fees have been reduced to $25 (including any materials fees). Go to our Talent Development Program page for more information and to register.
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Summer Food Bag Pick-Up
Wednesdays 8:00 - 10:00 am
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Perla Tranquilino Rodriguez Recognized by Scholastic Action Magazine
Perla Tranquilino Rodriguez, a Wheeling High School ESL 3 student, was recently recognized by Scholastic Action Magazine as a runner-up in their "Action’s True Teen Story" contest.
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Wheeling Student Chosen to the Illinois Council of Women and Girls
Jisel Ortiz (class of 2023) applied, interviewed, and was selected to participate as a member of the 2021 Illinois Council of Women and Girls. There were over 300 applicants and nine young ladies were chosen.
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D214 leads way in prepping students for increasingly vital cybersecurity careers
Rolling Meadows High School this year placed a cybersecurity team among the nation's top 12 and now recent Rolling Meadows graduate Minh Duong is among only 30 seniors in the country to earn the status of a National Cyber Scholar with Honors.
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Foundation donors generate record scholarship sum for 2021 grads
Through the generous gifts of donors, the District 214 Education Foundation is awarding nearly $90,000 in collegiate scholarships - a record amount - to more than 70 graduating seniors. The recipients represent every school in District 214, including its specialized schools.
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D214 Entrepreneurs inspire in Startup Showcase
Startup Showcase is the culmination of a year of critical thinking, collaboration and inspiration. Groups pitch their ideas to judges for a shot at a financial award to further their postsecondary plans. Six teams of entrepreneurs pitch their businesses to an expert panel of judges for the chance to win $2,500 for their team and a free internship experience, all made possible with the financial support of the District 214 Education Foundation.
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D214 honors Calisch Award winner, honorable mentions
Each year, the Richard W. Calisch Arts Unlimited Award is presented to the District 214 senior who best exemplifies creative excellence in the arts.
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D214 students excel in State Journalism competition
District 214 students’ success in the annual IHSA Journalism competition has continued, with eight students placing in the State Finals.
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D214 clinics boost students closer to CNA careers
The District is hosting - at Forest View Educational Center - a series of clinics for nearly 200 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) students who will participate this spring in on-site clinical experiences.
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High School District 214 Honors 2020-21 Distinguished Service Award Winners
The High School District 214 Board of Education honored nine individuals with the District’s Distinguished Service Awards. The awards are given annually to people who have made significant contributions to the District and its students.
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Partnerships and possibilities highlight Future Educators Conference
A pandemic initially expected to affect schools for a few weeks had dragged on for months. The circumstances were challenging the patience and resilience of students and teachers alike and impeding District 214’s usual practice of placing students in work-based learning experiences.
Discover Your Future.
Wildcat Facts
180career certifications earned over the last five years
37,000Early College credits earned in 2018-19
1,730Number of students in 2020
$4.1 millioncollege scholarships earned by graduating seniors
