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Emergency School Closing Guidelines
02/09/2021
As we enter the winter months, River Trails School District 26 would like to update you on some of the factors that contribute to closing school in the event of a weather-related closing and when you can expect to be notified. We have taken your feedback into consideration and thought it productive to share this information with you in advance of any occurrence of severe weather.
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Proposed eLearning Plan
07/07/2020
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Alan Wagner Memorial Fund
04/20/2020
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2020-21 Budget
09/27/2019
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ECDEC Flyer
Your child may be eligible for free preschool!
08/07/2018
ECDEC (Early Childhood Developmental Enrichment Center) is a preschool program that serves at risk children who live within the boundaries of School District 26. These may include children who are English Language Learners and/or need some extra support to be ready for success in kindergarten.
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Student art work displayed at the Dunkin’ Donuts located at 1301 N Wolf Road, Mt Prospect, IL
Art in the Community
04/06/2017
River Trails School District 26's students have artwork displayed at five local retailers.
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Erin’s Law Information
11/18/2016
On January 24, 2013, Governor Pat Quinn signed a new law extending sexual abuse education in Illinois schools. The Illinois law went into effect immediately and schools are required to implement Erin’s Law during the 2014-2015 school year. Erin’s Law requires all schools to provide child sexual prevention education for all students, K-12, yearly. The law also requires educators to take part in training classes that cover sexual abuse and how to recognize warning signs.
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