Stock your freezers with Barones frozen pizza, and enjoy a night off cooking whenever you need it! Please note that all orders must be picked up on Wednesday, October 13 directly from Barone’s (475 Pennsylvania Ave, Glen Ellyn; 630-858-0555), anytime during business hours. Pizzas will not be available for pick-up at school. Orders must be placed by Friday, October 1. Click here to place your order today!
Run-a-thon: It’s ON! This year’s Run-a-Thon fundraiser will be held on Thursday, September 23rd (rain date Friday, September 24th). All money raised will go to support the programs the Churchill PTA provides for students such as Ice Cream Social, Fall Fest, International Night and more! These events and many more would not be possible without donations collected through PTA fundraising efforts.
Registration is fast and easy, just click HERE to get started (select AM teacher under classroom), or click here for more details on this FUNdraiser!
The Glenbard Parent Series engages top experts, parents and school staff to become proactive and informed in pursuit of the mutual goal to strengthen our communities. Join other parents, high school and middle school students, and professionals to learn about issues facing today’s youth. Programs are free and open to the public.
Click here to see all of the programs scheduled for this school year!
If you need food assistance, click here for community resource information. If you have other financial needs related to the COVID-19 crisis, please contact Mrs. Solomon, Gaby Escobar Hernandez (bilingual, Spanish/English – (630) 534-7633), social worker Julie Duvalsaint, or GECRC’s Jackie Reeves (bilingual, Spanish/English, text/call at (630) 479-9919).
District 41 continues to work with families along with many community resources including:
If you are in a position to provide financial or donation support to any of these organizations it is very much needed at this time, and very much appreciated!
Churchill has partnered with the Ronald McDonald House on a Community Service Project in honor of Katie Rice, a Churchill Parent who recently lost her battle with cancer. You can help by donating the tabs you pull to open soda, soup and other aluminum cans. The funds generated from our Pop Tab Program help support RMH programs. There are collection houses in each classroom, so please send them in with your student. Click here for more information.
