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District 227 and Southland College Prep Charter High School Partner Together For Equity For All Students
District 227 Interim Superintendents Mr. Wright and Dr. Coleman partner with Southland College Prep Charter High School Superintendent Dr. Davis to promote equitable education for all of our students.
The Proposed Referendum Question: Are you opposed to the current funding of the Southland College Prep Charter High School, which funding involves the diversion by the State of Illinois of approximately $8,000,000 each year from the general state aid which would otherwise go to Rich Township High School District 227?
To learn more about this partnership regarding the referendum, click here.
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Equa Epps Is No Stranger to Rich South
Mr. Equa A. Epps is the Coordinator of Special Education for Rich South High School. Before being promoted to an administrator, Mr. Epps was a special education teacher for Rich South serving in the capacities of: student-teacher, co-teacher, case manager, freshman football coach, school improvement team member, MTSS team member, PBIS data analyst, school data team member, school choir sponsor, teacher leader of the Special Education dept., and teacher of the month.
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District 227 Welcomes Assistant Superintendent Dr. Stacey Y.S. Hunt
Dr. Stacey Y.S. Hunt is the Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning for District 227. Just prior to working for District 227, Dr. Hunt served as the Director for Articulation for Community High School District 218, where she worked as the educational liaison to 11 feeder school communities, aligning curriculum and services for students.
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Superintendent Greeting from Dr. Louise Coleman and Mr. Greg Wright
Welcome to the 2016-2017 School Year,
This year we are excited about the changes we have worked hard on this summer to bring our school district closer to achieving our long term goals. Currently we are evaluating the programs, interviewing staff, scheduling professional development and working with new administrators on constructing new procedures around the district. It is important to have uniform procedures across the district while developing the staff to meet the demands of common core standards. Center stage this year will be a continuation of monitoring and measuring student growth and progress.
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Back-to-School Health Fair
Do you know a student who needs a school physical, or perhaps an adult who would like a free wellness screening? Then the Juvenile Justice Back-to-School Health Fair is just for you!
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