Join us in celebrating UNITY DAY at Prospect this year on Wednesday, October 21st! Unity Day is a national day to celebrate anti-bullying, inclusion, acceptance, and kindness toward others. All students are encouraged to WEAR ORANGE and will participate in a brief classroom project to promote anti-bullying. Remote students will be e-mailed instructions, if they …
Message from the Teacher & Staff Appreciation Committee
The Teacher and Staff Appreciation Committee needs your help! We’re asking that you make Thank You cards for Mrs. Cummings at home with your child(ren) for all the hard work and deduction she has put into this school year so far! Thank You’s should be no larger than note card or letter size! We will …
Yearbook is on Sale
Yearbook Fall Photo Request
Apple Picking, Pumpkins, Leaves, Football, etc..
If it says fall we want to see it!! Yearbook would love to see Prospect students enjoying all things fall for our Fall Fun yearbook spread. Please add photos to our Fall Fun shared photo link.
Third Party Enrichment
- BAM Theatre is continuing to offer After School Enrichment opportunities both with in-person and virtual formats. See https://www.bamtheatre.com/ for more information.
- Online chess classes start next week! You can register online at www.illinoischessteachers.com.
Prospect Prides
- Thank you to Traci Miller and Anne Prasse for organizing and kicking off Yearbook Sales.
- Thank you to Charity Richardson, Prospect School Nurse, for answering important health related questions at the October PTO meeting.
- Thank you to all parents that were able to attend our October PTO meeting.
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A Note from the Principal
Please review this week’s smore for news from the D181 Department of Learning.
Halloween at Prospect
On Friday, October 30th, students are invited to wear their Halloween costumes to school. Although there will not be a Halloween Parade, students will have fun working on crafts and activities in their classrooms throughout the day.
*Costumes should be appropriate for a school environment and elementary age school children and should not reflect violence. …