Dryden Splash | March 29, 2026
Dental Forms Required for Current Kindergarten and 2nd Grade Students
If your student is in kindergarten or second grade please remember to turn in their dental form.
The compliance date for this regulation is May 15, 2026. However, you may submit the form at any time. You should make your dental appointments early in the school year. Dental offices will be very busy in the spring as the compliance deadline approaches. We will accept dental exams that have been completed after November 15, 2024. Completed forms can be turned in via email (scan or picture) to mrixon@sd25.org, in your students backpack, or by fax (847-398-4280).
Kindergarten & New Student Pre-Registration NOW Open!
Pre-registration for kindergarten and students in grades 1 - 5 who will be new to Dryden is now open. Information and step-by-step registration guidance will be available on the district website at www.sd25.org/Registration on that date.
If you know of someone with a kindergarten-aged child or new family to the neighborhood, please encourage them to pre-register or give us a call at 847-398-4280. Thank you for helping us to get the word out!
Please note: Registration for current Dryden students will begin in the spring. You will receive an email in late spring with a registration link. There is nothing you need to do at this time.
Food & Nutrition Services
Please click on the following links for more information:
- Where can I view the school lunch menu? Click Here
- How does my student order a school lunch? Click Here
- How do I pay for my child’s meals? Click Here
- How do I apply for free & reduced meals? Click Here
For further details on D25 Food & Nutrition Services, please click here.
April
April 3: NO SCHOOL
April 8: Wear Your Favorite Hat Spirit Day
April 9: April Birthday Books
April 10: 2nd Grade Musical
April 16: Kindergarten Info Night
April 20-24: Spirit Wear Upcycle
April 22: Wear Green and Blue for Earth Day
April 23: PTA Trivia Night
April 29: Walk to School Day
April 30: Multicultural Night
ARAB-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH
PASSOVER (Begins APR 1)
Passover, also called Pesach, is a major Jewish holiday that celebrates freedom and justice. Passover is celebrated with two traditional meals called seders, on the first two nights of the holiday. Seder translates to "order" in Hebrew, because there is a ritual order of the prayers read and the foods eaten.
*dates change from year to year
GOOD FRIDAY- April 03, EASTER- April 5, ORTHODOX EASTER- April 12
Easter, also called Pascha or Resurrection Sunday, is an important Christian festival and cultural holiday commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Countries that traditionally observe the Orthodox Easter period include: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Lebanon, Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Russia, and Serbia.
GOOD FRIDAY: Good Friday, also known as Holy Friday or Great Friday, is a Christian holiday commemorating the Crucifixion and the death of Jesus Christ.