Die to our recent school closure on Monday, November 26, 2018, and per the 2018-2019 school calendar, Forest Park School District 91 will be open and will hold a full day of classes on President's Day, Monday, February 18, 2019.  Don't forget to add this information to your own calendars.

Have you seen our new district logo? Check out all the details here!

Take district and school news with you and stay informed on the go. The new District 91 mobile app will keep you up to date on important news and information - all on your smartphone. Download it from iTunes and Google Play today! #WeAreFPSD91

We will be working on our website calendar over the winter break. We appreciate your patience during this time and hope to have it up again as soon as possible. If you need to the calendar for the year, please reference the 2017-2018 district calendar.

Please help District 91 identify our strengths and weaknesses in our schools’ learning environments by taking the survey linked. The Illinois 5Essentials Survey will be conducted through January 31, 2018. To take the survey please visit https://survey.5-essentials.org/Illinois/  and select the appropriate survey to begin.

Community vote for the new district logo inspired by student designs is December 4 - 8! Vote now: https://goo.gl/forms/nAtgVprys0gUo1Pn1!

This is a reminder that all District 91 schools will receive the Be Seen and Heard 2.0 presentation by Victor Pacini this week (Forest Park Middle School - September 25, Field-Stevenson and Grant-White - September 26, Garfield - September 27, Betsy Ross - September 28).

There will be a public hearing regarding the FY2018 budget at the September 14 Board Meeting beginning at 6:30 pm.

In preparation for the solar eclipse, District 91 ordered eclipse viewing glasses for our students. On 8/17, we were notified by the vendor that our order was refunded because of a safety recall. We searched in vain for a replacement for this order, however, we were not successful. Therefore, we will not be able to safely take students outside to view the eclipse. Students will be able to watch on television and see it darken through the window and will be given lessons on the eclipse. Student safety is our greatest concern, so we will not take the risk of them looking directly at the sun. We thank you for your understanding and are looking forward to a great school year!