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After weeks of wonder, observation, and excitement, preschoolers celebrated the grand f...

In tribute to America's 250th birthday this July 4th, Mrs. Hemminger and Mrs. Gliki...

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Melodies in Bloom

May 15, 2026

On Tuesday, May 12, Sward Elementary School came alive with music as students in grades 3, 4, and 5 took the stage for the annual Spring Concert, delivering an evening filled with talent, energy, and unforgettable moments. Families, friends, staff, and community members gathered to celebrate the hard work and dedication of our young performers. From powerful group vocals to special instrumental performances featuring students confidently showcased their musical growth and creativity.

This Sunday, our incredible 4th and 5th grade girls proudly participated in the Girls o...

Richards High School students and OLHMS students playing games for eSports

OLHMS eSports students recently got to visit Richards High School for a fun afternoon o...

The lakefront was filled with energy this past Saturday, May 9th, as the Kolmar Club’s "Girls on the Run" successfully completed their first-ever spring season with a celebratory 5K at Grant Park. The event, held at the Lower Hutchinson and Avery Fields, served as the grand finale for a season defined by perseverance, teamwork, and growth.

students engage with therapist

Students in Hometown Elementary’s CASE special education classrooms recently enjo...

This week, our school was buzzing with gratitude as families showered teachers with lov...

Excitement filled the FRC at the ELC as D123 Elementary School Principals and Associate...

This week, we celebrate the incredible teachers who make a difference every single day....

Student with new 3D printer

Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School’s library has been awarded the “My Library ...

Two students read aloud to a group of younger students as part of Service Learning Day activities.

Service Learning gives students the chance to learn beyond the walls of the classroom b...

Little scientists

On April 28, the Kolmar Avenue Elementary gym transformed from a standard PE space into a high-energy laboratory. Students were treated to a hair-raising assembly featuring the "very amazing" Professor Rick, whose hands-on demonstrations proved that science is just as much about spectacle as it is about study.

Summer School flyer

Families across Oak Lawn-Hometown School District 123 are gearing up for another exciti...

students look at butterflies

Last September, first grade teacher Mr. Lutvi had the exciting opportunity to atte...

ELC classrooms were filled with smiles (and lots of books!) as we celebrated Día...

Hannum School celebrated Neurodiversity Week to celebrate the strengths of individuals ...

Our school community recently stepped back in time for an unforgettable evening as the ...

magician and student

Ready..Set...MAGIC!

May 1, 2026

Hometown Elementary students were treated to an unforgettable experience as the PTA bro...

Students using Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headsets

Eighth grade students at Oak Lawn Hometown Middle School are experiencing history in a ...

A group of volunteers stand around a kitchen island with the food they prepared at the Ronald McDonald House.

Recently, members of the OLHMS staff, along with an OLHMS alum, came together to serve ...

There is only so much you can learn about community and commerce from a textbook. This week, the third-grade math enrichment students from District 123 decided to see the real thing for themselves, trading their desks for a day-long tour of Oak Lawn’s most important landmarks.

Members of the Educational Foundation stand smiling around the donation banner during the annual Tacos & Trivia event.

On Friday, April 24th, the D123 Educational Foundation welcomed more than 200 community...

Students reading a book.

Welcome Back, Mustangs!

April 26, 2026

On Friday, April 24, 2026, classrooms were filled with excitement for Service Learning ...

The Early Learning Center was buzzing with excitement as students and staff came togeth...

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