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Promoting the development of
every child, nurturing intellectual, physical and social-emotional growth in a safe and supportive environment.

Nurturing the Whole Child

Everything we do in District 30 follows our strategic priorities and our vision to nurture the whole child by fostering academic growth, well-being and individual passions.

Mission

District 30 exists to create an inclusive community that inspires learning, fosters resilience and cares deeply for every child.

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Vision

District 30 will nurture the whole child by fostering academic growth, well-being and individual passions.

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Values

We understand the interdependence between our community and school system, and we value every person. Our values ensure ...

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Student Portrait

Our Student Portrait highlights the qualities we strive to nurture in all learners as they grow at Wescott School.

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Adult Portrait

Our Adult Portrait outlines the characteristics we encourage in all teachers and staff, parents, and all who influence our learners. 

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School System Portrait

Our School System portrait details what students and our community can expect from District 30.

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News + Events

Explore upcoming happenings, Board Briefs, announcements and media coverage for Wescott School and District 30. 

Featured Stories

Students give us so much to celebrate - Board Brief, October 24

Our students' accomplishments were front and center during this month's Board of Education meeting on Thursday, October 24. The Board recognized the newly inducted members of the Maple Student Council. Student achievement and growth were outlined in a report on data from the Illinois Assessment for Readiness (IAR) and Measures of Academic Progress (MAP). Click to read more in our monthly Board Brief!

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Amanda Neihardt, Wescott Parent

I feel we really come together and have the students' best interests at heart because I have felt support from the top down. Every single time I've come in and brought up a concern and I've felt heard and seen and listened to, and it's really important. 

Nisa Virani, Instructional Assistant

In my role, the personal rewards are limitless. Looking forward to seeing the excitement and wonder in the students’ eyes every morning just makes my day!
 

Wescott School at a Glance

471

Students

2

National Blue Ribbon School Awards

2023

Year designated as Exemplary on IL Report Card

32

Languages spoken

13:1

Pupil-teacher ratio (compared to 17:1 in state)