Churchill PTA

School supply orders from our new supplier, School Tool Box, are open for the 2022-2023 school year. Orders must be placed by June 12th for free shipping to school. These packages will be available for pick-up during the Teacher Meet and Greet in August. Order early to save on shipping and having to carry the supplies to school!

New this year, if you miss the June 12th order deadline, supply kits can still be ordered for delivery to your home with an incremental shipping cost.

To order, please click here, or view the flyer for more details. This program is a service provided by the PTA, and is not a fundraiser. For questions, please contact Lisa Hyland.

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:

• Glen Ellyn Children’s Resource Center
• D41 Kids Foundation
• Supplies 4 Success
• People’s Resource Center
• Glen Ellyn Food Pantry
• Milton Township Food Pantry

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.