Lisle Elementary School
5801 Westview Ln.
Lisle, IL 60532
630.493.8100
Attendance Line: 630.493.8199
Lisle Junior
High School
5207 Center Ave.
Lisle, IL 60532
630.493.8200
Attendance Line: 630.493.8299
Lisle
High School
1800 Short St.
Lisle, IL 60532
630.493.8300
Attendance Line: 630.493.8399
The Home School Organization (HSO) is made of four voluntary units. The HSO Council oversees the three school units including the elementary, the junior high and the high school boards. The council make-up includes the unit president and delegate. The delegates, in turn, report discussions of the council meetings back to each unit at their monthly meetings.
The council also has representation from the district with the superintendent and a member of the school board in attendance at each meeting to inform the council of any relevant information that pertains to the school district. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings and it’s a great way to stay informed with what is going on at each school.
You can now pay your membership dues online by credit card through our online HSO square account at the link below.
All parents are invited and encouraged to get involved in our HSOs. The HSO is a great way to directly support the students and staff! Please see below for meeting times. We hope to see you there!
Learn more about the Jr. High HSO
The LBPO is a parent organization made up of all parents of Lisle Band students, 5th through 12th grade.
The LBPO is organized as an Illinois Non-Profit corporation with the purpose of promoting quality instrumental music education. The organization provides financial and volunteer assistance to Grade 5 through 12 band students and Flag Corps students. Parents help with uniform fitting and distribution, equipment movement, general assistance to the directors, and fund raising for items not provided by the music program’s school budget. We have recently purchased many instruments, including tubas and stands for the Schiesher band. Our instrument purchases are generally to provide unique, specialty, or very expensive instruments so that all bands can have the instrumentation and equipment they need to produce top quality performances.
In addition, the LBPO funds outside clinicians, soloists and composers to add to the program. Master Classes are held both during and outside of class, giving the students an expanded view and a different perspective on a variety of musical topics.
We also award Private Lesson and Music Camp scholarships to 5-8 students. All that is required is an application to the Band Director, most years we can provide scholarships to all that apply.
In short, we do whatever is required to improve the Instrumental Music Program of Lisle District 202. Please feel welcome to attend any and all LBPO business meetings, to get involved, and to encourage your students to enjoy and learn their instruments and KEEP ON PLAYING!
The Lisle Choral Parents Organization (LCPO) is an Illinois Non-Profit organization made up of parents of all choral students grades 4 - 12. Our purpose is to promote a quality and comprehensive choral music education. The organization provides financial and volunteer assistance to all choral students. Through fund raising, parents assist with uniform purchases, clinicians, and scholarships for private voice and/or piano lessons, summer vocal music camps, and general assistance to the directors. Also, the choir parents host a fall choral picnic/concert where families attend to get to know each other. In addition, the LCPO purchases items essential to the choral music program which may not be funded by the school budget such as recording equipment.
Our meetings are held at Lisle High School on the third Monday of the month, every other month, at 6:30 pm. All parents are invited and welcome to attend the LCPO business meetings and encourage your child to explore and enjoy their first instrument, their voice!
The Foundation was formed in 1987 to serve as a link between the community and the schools. Through the Foundation, funds and resources are provided to enhance and enrich educational opportunities for all District 202 students that would not otherwise be possible. The pursuit of excellence and quality education is the top priority for the District. The Foundation provides resources beyond the normal operating budgets for educational programs and activities for students. Local businesses, individuals in the community and the school district working together can help to ensure a successful future for all students.
Learn more about the Lisle Education Foundation
If your student is absent from school please telephone BEFORE 8:00 AM each day. Our attendance line is active 24 HOURS A DAY. So you may call this number anytime during the evening or night if you know your student will not be in school.
Parents may access their student(s)'s grades and complete the online registration component via the PowerSchool Parent Portal.
This anonymous phone line will allow students and/or parents to leave a voicemail message to alert school officials to incidents including, but not limited to, bullying, potential violence, use or sale of drugs, weapons in the school, or other matters directly related to our school and students. Efforts will be placed on confidentiality and concerns will be addressed in a timely manner.
The purpose of this tip line is to enhance and to provide a safe and orderly school environment, stopping problems before they start, and addressing situations quickly. All we ask is that the calls are truthful, factual, and express a genuine concern that is not vindictive in nature.
The "Tip Line" number is 630-493-8366 and can be accessed 24 hours a day.
Technology Center of Dupage (TCD)
If your student is absent from school please telephone BEFORE 8:00 AM each day. Our attendance line is active 24 HOURS A DAY. So you may call this number anytime during the evening or night if you know your student will not be in school.
Parents may access their student(s)'s grades and complete the online registration component via the PowerSchool Parent Portal.
This anonymous phone line will allow students and/or parents to leave a voicemail message to alert school officials to incidents including, but not limited to, bullying, potential violence, use or sale of drugs, weapons in the school, or other matters directly related to our school and students. Efforts will be placed on confidentiality and concerns will be addressed in a timely manner.
The purpose of this tip line is to enhance and to provide a safe and orderly school environment, stopping problems before they start, and addressing situations quickly. All we ask is that the calls are truthful, factual, and express a genuine concern that is not vindictive in nature.
The "Tip Line" number is 630-493-8212 and can be accessed 24 hours a day.
Students Taking Academic Responsibility (STAR) Program offers academic assistance from members of our teaching staff to help students be successful in the classroom. Tutoring is available at Lisle Junior High every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:10-4:50 PM. For more information, contact the school office at 630 493-8200.
If your student is absent from school please telephone BEFORE 8:00 AM each day. Our attendance line is active 24 HOURS A DAY. So you may call this number anytime during the evening or night if you know your student will not be in school.
Parents may access their student(s)'s account and complete the online registration component via the PowerSchool Parent Portal.
This anonymous phone line will allow students and/or parents to leave a voicemail message to alert school officials to incidents including, but not limited to, bullying, potential violence, use or sale of drugs, weapons in the school, or other matters directly related to our school and students. Efforts will be placed on confidentiality and concerns will be addressed in a timely manner.
The purpose of this tip line is to enhance and to provide a safe and orderly school environment, stopping problems before they start, and addressing situations quickly. All we ask is that the calls are truthful, factual, and express a genuine concern that is not vindictive in nature.
The "Tip Line" number is 630-493-8198 and can be accessed 24 hours a day.
Lisle Township, in cooperation with neighboring Townships, communities, schools, non-profits, and clinics, have formed the Youth in Crisis Coalition to help address the issue of suicide in our schools. Resources are available to the public at the It Only Takes One website and on Facebook.
Each month the Coalition posts articles, resources and tools around a specific mental health / suicide prevent topic through a blog on our website.
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