Hubbard Woods Family Newsletter
March 23, 2026
Lighthouse Moment
I wanted to share a glimpse into the meaningful work taking place in our Art classroom.
Our second grade students are designing and creating their own looms as they learn the tabby weave technique. Throughout this process, they have thoughtfully selected colors to represent a season, using their artwork to make personal connections.
Students shared how calming the rhythmic nature of weaving feels, helping them focus and fully engage in their work. These moments of creativity and reflection highlight how the arts support both skill development and student well-being.
We are grateful for Ms. Bammy, who creates experiences that inspire creativity and joy in our students each day.
Safety Reminder from the Village of Winnetka
The Village of Winnetka regulates the use of e-bikes, e-scooters, e-dirt bikes, and other motor-driven vehicles with the goal of sidewalk and roadway safety for all residents. These regulations apply to all village-owned or village-maintained property. Violations may result in a fine of $100 for both the operator and the parent/legal guardian (if applicable).
Please remember:
Any person operating a device on a public road or public sidewalk must follow the rules of the road, including traveling below the posted speed limit.
It is illegal to operate a vehicle with more passengers than the number it is designed/equipped for.
It is illegal to modify a device from its original design to change its speed, method of propulsion or braking, or to remove pedals, chains, or add a throttle.
All individuals riding e-bikes must wear a helmet at all times.
The person operating the device must be able to keep both hands on the handlebars/steering device at all times.
If you have questions about the classification of a device, please call the Winnetka Police Department at 847-501-6034.