STRATEGIC PLAN
DISTRICT 62 WORKING TOGETHER
The Board of Education approved five-year strategic plan began June 18, 2018.
The Board of Education approved five-year strategic plan began June 18, 2018.
A YEAR IN REVIEW
OUR COVID-19 JOURNEY
A three part video series hosted by the then Superintendent Dr. Paul Hertel.
Video 1: Released March 2021
Video 2: Released April 2021
Video 3: Released May 2021
Each month our principals will be showcasing their learning communities' alignment with the five goals of our strategic plan.
North Elementary School
May 15: Principal Carolyn Allar from North Elementary School shared an update on how their schools are focused on all five goals of the District 62 Strategic Plan.
Cumberland Elementary School
May 15: Principal Marc Infante and Assistant Principal Tina Mazzone from Cumberland Elementary School shared an update on how their schools are focused on all five goals of the District 62 Strategic Plan.
Central Elementary School & Terrace Elementary School
November 14: Principal Erica Cupuro shared an update from Central Elementary School while Principal Dr. Bradley Stein shared an update from Terrace Elementary School. Their presentations centered on how their schools are focused on all five goals of the District 62 Strategic Plan.
Algonquin Middle School & Chippewa Middle School
October 17: Principal Donald Jones and Assistant Principal Patty Tzortis shared an update from Algonquin Middle School while Principal Juliana Vissering and Assistant Principal Gary Wheaton shared an update from Chippewa Middle School. Their presentations centered on how their schools are focused on all five goals of the District 62 Strategic Plan.
Iroquois Community School
September 19: Principal Kelly Krueger and Assistant Principal of Special Education John Rey shared an update from Iroquois Community School centering how the school is focused on all five goals of the District 62 Strategic Plan.
Orchard Place Elementary School & Plainfield Elementary School
December 19: Principal Jennifer Suarez Bautista shared an update on behalf of Orchard Place Elementary School while Principal Dr. Lisa Carlos shared an update on behalf of Plainfield Elementary School. Their presentations centered on how their schools are focused on all five goals of the District 62 Strategic Plan.
Why we exist
Empowering confident, future ready learners and productive citizens
Where we are headed
Students, staff, families, and our community value District 62 as a high quality, continuously improving school district
What we stand for
Respect, Trust, Equity, Collaboration. Resilience, Accountability, Continuous Improvement