The 34th annual Holiday Breakfast is being held on December 15. This is an elegant and festive catered breakfast, with homemade baked goods, prepared by the parents and the PTO board. Teachers and staff always look forward to this breakfast and appreciate the hard work by a creative team effort!
Please consider donating via the sign-up genius. Any and all help is much appreciated!
The 34th annual Holiday Breakfast is being held on December 15. This is an elegant and festive catered breakfast, with homemade baked goods, prepared by the parents and the PTO board. Teachers and staff always look forward to this breakfast and appreciate the hard work by a creative team effort!
Please consider donating via the sign-up genius. Any and all help is much appreciated!
Dr. George Bozeday from Rush University will provide strategies and insights on how to help our students conquer Executive Functioning deficits.
Event details:
Executive Functioning
11/30/2022: 07:00 pm-08:30 pm
Virtual, Zoom link to follow
The 34th annual Holiday Breakfast is being held on December 15. This is an elegant and festive catered breakfast, with homemade baked goods, prepared by the parents and the PTO board. Teachers and staff always look forward to this breakfast and appreciate the hard work by a creative team effort!
Please consider donating via the sign-up genius. Any and all help is much appreciated!
Lots of new and restocked merchandise will be available for purchase, just in time for the holiday season! Come stock up and get prepared for the winter sports season. Grant Street entrance from 3:00 – 7:00 p.m.
In case you missed the last HCPTO presentation Conversations on Curriculum with Principal Bill Walsh, and Assistant Principal for Curriculum & Instruction, Jessica Hurt, view the recording on our YouTube Channel. Topics covered included curriculum changes, earned honors credit, grading philosophy, and more.
Agenda found 11-9-22-General-Meeting-Agenda.
YouTube link HERE.
Thank you to all who submitted nominations for the Q1 Make A Difference awards. After reviewing the many nominations received by the committee, we are pleased to announce the Make A Difference award winners for the first quarter of the 2022-23 school year.
Congratulations to:
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| Jennifer Klein-Chaney – World Languages |
Jim Kupres – Social Work and Track & XC Coach |
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Stephanie Ley – Occupational Therapy |
Cherise Lopez – English |
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Teresa Marshall – Guidance |
Leah Scott – Speech Therapy |
A big thank you to these teachers and staff for their commitment and kindness to our Red Devil community. They are going above and beyond and making a true difference at Hinsdale Central!
The Families Helping Families Committee at Hinsdale Central has been working with the Social Work Department since 2006 to support families at Central that need a helping hand. We are seeking monetary donations from the school community to help us meet these families’ needs. Your donation will help to provide Thanksgiving meals to families as well as to meet urgent needs as they arise, such as gas cards, clothing, etc.
Please consider donating by using the PTO online form and selecting “Families Helping Families” from the committee list.
Thank you for your generous support!
Pauline Brannigan
Families Helping Families Chair
fhf@hcpto.org