Welcome to Center Cass School District 66

June 19, 2013 by

Vision: District 66 will inspire each student to achieve their greatest potential by setting the highest standard for excellence in education.

Mission: Center Cass School District 66 works collaboratively with students, parents, community, and staff to achieve a child-centered environment that promotes academic progress, personal and social growth, as well as development of life skills, self-esteem, and a passion for learning.

PBIS Night December 4th: Fleece Blankets

December 11, 2013 by

Lakeview Jr. High School Winter Concert

December 9, 2013 by

Lakeview Band

Lakeview Jr. High School Presents: Winter Concert

Featuring: Prairieview Cadet Band and Choir

Lakeview Jr. High School
Monday, Dec. 16, 2013
7:00 PM

Illinois’ New State School Report Card Released

October 31, 2013 by
The Illinois State Board of Education has unveiled a new, simplified, and more consumer-friendly School Report Card that will better inform families, community members, educators, and policy makers about the academic performance, school climate and learning conditions of the state’s nearly 4,000 public schools.

The new School Report Card may be accessed at http://illinoisreportcard.com or you may click here to access District 66′s information directly.

The redesigned report card represents more than a new look. It reflects comprehensive change underway in Illinois public schools to ensure students meet higher expectations and ultimately are ready for college and careers. It emphasizes measuring and reporting student, school and district progress rather than just a snapshot-in-time score from an annual standardized test. It captures more elements about school life, from safety issues and school leadership to the extracurricular activities, honors and awards that make our schools unique.

The new Illinois report card features:

  • At-a-glance information about school performance, school climate and learning conditions.
  • Consumer-friendly data on school awards, special programs of study, advanced course work and extracurricular programs.
  • Measures of student college and career readiness.
  • Growth measurements that will show both how much progress students make and how schools’ academic results are improving over time.

The redesigned report card makes information on school performance more accessible to those interested in school improvement. By making information more accessible, the redesigned School Report Card fosters a model of school improvement where all members have an opportunity to contribute to better outcomes. With more user-friendly information than ever before about each school’s programs, performance, and activities, the redesigned School Report Card is intended to help generate more discussions and interest in school improvement.