District Update: Nov. 12, 2018 Highlights from the Nov. 12, 2018 Board of Education meeting Read More about District Update: Nov. 12, 2018
Students develop vocational skills, self-determination GBN’s Transition staff has been busy partnering with Northbrook community businesses to expose students to different vocations. Read More about Students develop vocational skills, self-determination
District 225 adopts estimated property tax levy On November 12, the Glenbrook High School District 225 Board of Education approved its levy request for 2018 property taxes to support district operations in the amount of $109,945,711. This levy request represents an increase of 4.4 percent, over last year’s property tax revenue. The percentage increase is based on a 2.1 percent increase for inflation as determined by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), along with a 2.3 percent estimate to capture new property growth within the tax base. Read More about District 225 adopts estimated property tax levy
Supt. Search: Community input shapes profile The District 225 Board of Education recently invited the school community to provide input to assist with the search for the next superintendent through an online survey, and focus groups and community forums held on October 3. The process is being managed by an outside consultant who has been hired to help the Board to identify key attributes and characteristics that the community feels are important in selecting the next Glenbrook Superintendent. Read More about Supt. Search: Community input shapes profile
School calendar discussion As part of the student wellness initiative, the district has been considering a transition to a school calendar that will allow for final exams and the completion of the first semester prior to the winter break. Read More about School calendar discussion