Community Consolidated School District 181 has published the 2009 Illinois School Report Card on its Web site.

A recent increase in coyote and wildlife sightings in Hinsdale should not alarm residents, according to police.
 

Hinsdale Township High School District 86’s Board of Education will consider a request from Clarendon Hills to waive fees related to the proposed expansion of a retirement community — but not before the board gets additional information from the developer.

A Hinsdale school board member at odds with the district over requests for information is considering legal action.
 

Budget gaps abound, but one thing’s clear — grade schools at Community Consolidated School District 181 will not be carved up into grade level centers.
 

Community Consolidated School District 181 may still be months away from selecting a new superintendent, but the School Board members have a good idea of the characteristics they desire from the next top administrator.

After overlooking permits needed by Hinsdale and Darien, the high school district recently ponied up more than $20,000 in fees to pursue turf fields — but now is asking for a refund.

  The theme for the 2009 Hinsdale South Homecoming week festivities is “World of Imagination,” and students will have plenty of events to exercise their collective and individual imaginations.
 

Kyle Henshaw loves to perform to an audience, whether through the Hinsdale Central radio station or on stage, ready to belt out a rock ballad.
 

Community Consolidated School District 181 Board of Education members plan to spend $3.2 million in surplus funds to cover a projected deficit this coming school year.

Check out the 2008-09 fourth quarter honor roll at Clarendon Hills Middle School.

Check out who made the 2008-09 fourth quarter honor roll at Hinsdale Middle School.

When school resumes Aug. 31, Hinsdale Middle School students who ride the bus will find a new, more convenient route from the buses to the reconfigured main entrance.

Hinsdale Township High School District 86 plans to introduce the two veteran educators who will replace outgoing Principal Kevin Pobst at a special “meet and greet” this summer.

Students at Hinsdale Central and Hinsdale South high schools who enroll in drivers education will have to shell out $350 to take the course starting in the 2010-11 school year.