A thank-you, warm wishes & glimpses
It’s always a surprise to me how quickly the year goes by. It seems like yesterday we were proudly swearing in board of trustees...
Offering Students Flexibility & Options
In late October, our students were able to enjoy a festive Homecoming week, culminating with an exciting parade, bonfire, athletic contests, and a dance....
Expanding the school day!
As times change, we experience incremental changes in education. One of these changes can be the duration of the school day. Our students are...
Letter from Principal Dave Newberry
I am often asked, “What is it like to work in an empty school building during the summer?” I always find this funny because...
Letter from Principal Eric Hamilton
As the countdown began to the beginning of another school year, I felt myself drawn to take one last fishing trip with my wife...
The mayor: humbling ‘to-dos’
Various tasks make up a day for the mayor of a village; a short to-do list can easily expand in the blink of an...
Bradford Hubbard
Future Superintendent of D34Position tenure: Current – 3 years; Future – eager to make it lengthy
Current Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction at CHSD117Former...
Jerry Johnson
Village of Antioch TrusteeIn his second term (2013 to present)
Served as a member of the Antioch Parks Commission from 2010 to 2013.Previously served as...
Homecoming Parade & Bonfire at ACHS
Photo by Sam Worden
On October 24th, Antioch Community High School celebrated the Homecoming parade and bonfire. After the parade, the marching band and color...
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1964: The Tribute to Perform for ACHS Benefit Concert
The benefit concert is scheduled for May 10th. The benefit is presented by the ACHS Class of 1964 Reunion Committee. All tickets sold will...
Showcasing Students’ Talent
As the proud Superintendent of District 34, I get the privilege of witnessing the remarkable talents and achievements of our students across the district....
Service with a Smile: AUGS Warrior Brew Bunch
During a typical morning at Antioch Upper Grade School, as the first bell rings, the students in Ms. Stetkus’ and Mr. Dabrowski’s classes are...