Talk203 E-Newsletter
The Naperville 203 Board of Education approved the school district’s budget for the 2023-2024 school year during its Tuesday, June 20, meeting.
An increase in staffing and new district initiatives, such as the purchase of electric buses, have resulted in a projected deficit of $4.79 million. Despite the planned deficit, Naperville 203 is projected to finish the year with an appropriate fund balance of $112.17 million.
Revenues for the year are expected to be $326.01 million, a 4.78 percent increase over last year’s budget. Expenses are projected at $330.81 million, a 2.47 percent increase from prior year’s budget.
Three Naperville 203 graduates were honored with the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce's Four Under 40 Achievement Award.
Naperville North graduate Isha Elandassery was selected as the youngest ever to receive this award. Isha is the founder of Naperville Rising Women in Business and a catalyst for empowering teen girls to become the future leaders of tomorrow.
Craig Meyer, a 2006 graduate and the co-founder and CEO of 101 Digital, has successfully built a thriving managed services provider and IT support company.
Mikel L. Mays, a 2018 Naperville Central graduate, is a Project Engineer at Bulley & Andrews and is also the president of Mays Music Centre of Excellence.
Summer Learning second semester classes will begin on Monday, June 26. Registration is now closed. If you have already registered for summer classes, please verify your enrollment in Student Quickpay. All classes must be paid in full by the first day of summer school.
The new Jeff Davis Naperville Community Scholarship aims to recognize and assist individuals pursing their higher education goals. Jeff Davis had a strong commitment to Naperville and actively sought solutions to improve the education and welfare of Naperville residents.
Please click below for more information. The deadline to register is July 14.
The DuPage County Back to School Fair will occur on Wednesday, August 9, 2023, from 11 a.m.-6 p.m., at the DuPage County Fairgrounds, 2015 Manchester Road, Wheaton. This annual summer event is a major countywide effort to help low-income families receive school supplies and access information regarding important services, to help start the school year on a positive note. The Fair will be a contact-free drive-thru school supply distribution event again this year. All Back to School Fair participants are required to pre-register.
Join the group of parents, teachers, staff, community members, and students who will run or walk in the Healthy Driven Naperville Half Marathon, 10K or 5K on Sunday, October 22 as Charity Heroes, raising funds for their favorite Naperville 203 school and the Naperville Education Foundation. All runners and walkers welcome!
Sponsorships are also available.
