To have events or advertisements posted on the community page, please e-mail the Communication Specialist, Marisa Lopez at lopezma@dist102.k12.il.us .

• Flyers must be in PDF format

• Pictures must be in JPEG format

• All content must be appropriate and legible to all viewers

Welcome, parents and family members of the D102 community! This is your dedicated space to discover the sports and activities available for your young scholars within the community of La Grange, La Grange Park, and Brookfield.

Here, you'll find an array of flyers highlighting engaging programs tailored to every age and interest. Whether your child is a sports enthusiast, an aspiring artist, or simply eager to explore new adventures, there's something here to captivate their curiosity and nurture their passions.

From youth sports leagues to creative arts workshops, from educational clubs to community events, we're committed to providing enriching opportunities for your child to learn, grow, and connect with their peers. Our aim is to foster a sense of belonging and camaraderie within our diverse community while promoting physical activity, creativity, and personal development.

• Earth Day Resources

  • Dream Green Resources

• Mental Health Awareness Month

• La Grange Park Library E-News April 2024

• All Aboard Board Game Club

• October - What's Popping?

• December - What's Popping?

Our Read Banned Books Challenge deadline is almost upon us. Enter your 2 hours of reading by 11:59 p.m. on Halloween, Thursday, October 31! 

Remember this challenge is for each age group (kids, teens, and adults). A lucky winner from each age group will win a $30 gift card to Barbara’s Bookstore and a spiffy tote bag celebrating the freedom to read!

Learn more and log your 120 minutes (or more) in Beanstack here: https://lplibrary.beanstack.org/reader365

• Fall Newsletter

• Mental Health Resources for Parents of Kids & Teens

Spooky Story Contest is open to anyone aged 12 & under, and kids are encouraged to submit a super-short story or poem of 15 lines or less for the chance to win a prize. All of the stories will be published and added to the Library’s Youth collection, and we’ll host a live reading where participants get the chance to read their stories with friends and family closer to Halloween. The attached flyer has all the information and QR code for submissions.

If you need the link for the submission site, it’s here.