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District leaders highlight assessment gains, engagement plans and construction updates
Summary
Administrators reported a strong assessment result for 5th-grade math, previewed community engagement events and outlined phased classroom openings tied to ongoing construction ahead of spring break.
Administrators leading the Lake Forest School District 67 leadership report said the district will publish an assessment report in March and highlighted a strong winter result in elementary math. "Put us in the 88th percentile for that achievement with some really nice growth," an administrator said, praising targeted work in 5th‑grade math and crediting coaches and building leaders.
The report also previewed community events (a Living Our Portrait session on March 2 at the Lake Forest High School library, a realtor breakfast and a joint board coffee) and outreach work branded "Beyond the Budget." Administrators described a phased construction schedule: newly opened English classrooms after winter break, additional classrooms set to open after spring break and more building work during the summer. The presentation noted students’ reflections will be available in a recorded construction update via QR code. Proper names mentioned in the report included Olivia White (winner of a January spelling bee) and visiting performers and partners; specific construction timelines beyond "after spring break" were described but individual contractor names were not specified.
