Stay tuned for an exciting update for 2024-25!!
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May - August 2024
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Learn more about improving security, maintaining facilities, and enhancing education.
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If your question is not included in the FAQs please submit it to Dr. Angelaccio, District Superintendent.
District 23 is unable to serve 35% of the Pre-K and Kindergarten students who live within its boundaries. Due to space constraints, some services are being delivered in the library at Eisenhower School. Adding classrooms will alleviate current overcrowding and allow ALL D23 students the opportunity to attend an Early Childhood Pre-K program and full-day Kindergarten in the District.
Keeping students and staff safe is the District's highest priority. The proposed plan includes creating a secure entrance at Eisenhower School, reconfiguring traffic flow to separate buses and pedestrians, and installing additional security cameras. Replacement of doors and windows at our schools will enhance a secure perimeter.
Property taxes are the main source of revenue for District 23. The District maintains low fund balances (cash on hand). This means that D23 does not have the means to improve the schools without issuing taxpayer approved bonds. Learn more about the District's finances and planning.
In addition to enhancing District security, the replacement of doors, windows and siding at our schools will enhance energy efficiency, improve functionality, and expedite much needed repairs. Protecting taxpayers' investment in District 23 facilities will extend the life of buildings, improve energy efficiency, and reduce costly emergency repairs.