Riverside-Brookfield High School will administer its eighth-grade placement exam to students in the district who will be entering high school in the fall of 2008.

Riverside and the North Pole got a little closer together last week as the scene inside Hauser Junior High’s auditorium reflected Santa’s workshop.

Allison Muth of Brookfield; Teresa Soria of Lyons; and Melissa Dudak of Riverside received degrees from Roosevelt University, Chicago, during summer commencement exercises.

Ten residents were named to the spring-semester dean’s list at Dominican University, River Forest. To be eligible for the dean’s list, a student must attain a minimum 3.8 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale. Students include La Grange Park residents Benjamin Boyd and Meghan Brunette; Lyons resident Eileen Cahill; Riverside residents Edvardas Kuprys and Catherine Skokna; and Westchester residents Susan Battersby, Andrea Chua, Kathryn Favia, Joseph Saraceno and Maria Saraceno.

Judging by the 320 hotdogs sold at Central School’s Family Fun Night, the event was a success.

Riverside’s St. Mary School announces its fourth-quarter honor roll.

Brent Jordan of Riverside received a bachelor of arts degree from Emory University, Atlanta, during spring commencement ceremonies.

For the ACT exam, a 36 is the equivalent to a 300 in bowling, a 10 in gymnastics or a 100 percent. It’s perfect.

Riverside-Brookfield High School announces its third-quarter honor roll

Area students achieve Riverside-Brookfield's third-quarter honor roll.

Five Riverside residents were named Indiana University Founders Day honorees for the 2006-07 academic year. To receive academic honors a student must earn a minimum 3.5 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale. Students include Michael Sellers MacDonald, Megan McGuane, Elissa Mikol, I. Denise Reyes and Lauren Zsigray.

Area students make Brookfield’s S.E. Gross Middle School's third-quarter honor roll.

Area students find academic success, including Hauser Junior High School's third quarter honor roll.

Students graduate from Hauser Junior High School and Willow Springs School District 108.

Area students achieve academic success.