Community Newsletter March / April 2018 by Village of Bensenville

MARCH/APRIL 2018

FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL FENTON DRAMA PRESENTS IN THE HEIGHTS

SATURDAY | APRIL 21 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Fenton High School is proud to present the spring musical, In the Heights April 19-21 at 7pm in the Lewis-Huffman Auditorium at Fenton. Tickets are $5 at the door.

Neighborhood Beautification 8am-1pm | Various locations Tree Planting Ceremony and Complimentary Lunch 1:30pm | Fischer Farm

In the Heights is a musical with music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda and a book by Quiara AlegrĂa Hudes. The story is set over the course of three days, involving characters in the largely HispanicAmerican neighborhood of Washington Heights in New York City.

Recycle Event 6am-9pm | Deer Grove Leisure Center

The show opened in a Broadway production in March 2008. This production was nominated for thirteen Tony Awards, winning four: Best Musical, Best Original Score, Best Choreography and Best Orchestrations. It also won a Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album. A luncheon and special matinee performance of In the Heights will be performed for Bensenville and Wood Dale senior citizens beginning at noon on Saturday, April 21. Lunch will be served at noon and the performance will begin at 1pm. There is no admission charge for this event but pre-registration is required. To make a reservation, please call 630.860.8620 from April 1-15. Please leave a message with your name, phone number and the number of seniors attending.

The Fenton Community was saddened by the loss of our Board President, Mr. Oronzo Peconio, in January. Oronzo was not only a warm and caring human being, he was a fine board member and leader. He was a Bison through and through and bled Orange and Blue. Oronzo was ubiquitous: he was at the athletic and club events, Special Olympics, Padres Unidos, Przyjaciele FHS, music events and band concerts, Parent Teacher Conferences, first day of school, Food for Families, etc. Oronzo was a friend, and a friend to our school and students at Fenton. We join in celebrating his life, and a spirit that will live on.

Thank you Oronzo Peconio, you will be missed.

To receive your complimentary Think Green t-shirt, you must register at the Deer Grove Leisure Center by 12pm, April 14. At registration, please choose your worksite location. Worksite locations and more information is available on the Special Events page at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org.

R E C R E AT I O N & C O M M U N I T Y PROGRAMMING

Oronzo Peconio BOARD PRESIDENT

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IN THIS ISSUE Fenton Community High School Village of Bensenville Bensenville Community Public Library Bensenville Park District Elementary School District 2 Fire Department Community Events

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The statements and opinions expressed in this newsletter do not reflect the views, opinions, thoughts or beliefs of each member organization. The member organizations are not responsible for opinions or statements made individually or by other organizations. For information, contact sparkison@benlib.org. Deadline for May/June is March 23, 2018.

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FENTON SENIOR NAMED 2018 NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLAR

FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL | District 100 1000 West Green Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 2500 www.fenton100.org Mission Statement The mission of Fenton High School is to educate and inspire each student to reach his/her fullest potential as a productive, lifelong learner and a responsible, respectful person by providing comprehensive, challenging, quality learning experiences in a supportive environment. Board of Education Paul Wedemann | President Mary Ann Payton-Howell | Vice President Patricia Jalowiec | Secretary Juliet Rago | Jacci Ramirez Laura Wassinger The District 100 Board of Education will hold regular business meetings on Wednesday March 21 and Wednesday April 25. District 100 meetings are held at 7 pm in the Academic Resource Center (ARC) at Fenton Community High School. Parents and community members are invited to attend. Administration James Ongtengco | Superintendent Jovan Lazarevic | Associate Superintendent/Principal Gayle Wahlin | Interim Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and Operations Bruce Martin | Chief School Business Officer Jim Batson | Director of Technology Kathy Schroeder | Director of Community Relations Michelle Papanicolau | Director of Curriculum and Instruction Todd Becker | Director of Activities and Athletics Blake Brodie | Director of Building, Grounds and Transportation Carrie Pomahac | Assistant Principal/Dean Pedro Castro | Dean of Students Josh Emmett | Division Leader, English, Social Studies, World Languages, ESL Eric Koranda | Division Leader, Applied Tech, FACS, Business, PE, Art and Music Lisa Luna | Division Leader, Math, Science and ARC Eileen Roberts | Division Leader, Counseling and Special Education

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Fenton District 100 is pleased to announce Leanna Belcher has been named as a Commended Student in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. A letter of Commendation from Jovan Lazarevic, Principal, was presented to this scholastically talented senior. “Leanna is involved in National Honor Society and is very involved in her church, and already has college credits as she finishes senior year,” says counselor Nancy Connor. About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Commended Students placed among the top five percent nationally of those tested. “Although they will not continue in the 2018 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for the NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource. Recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.” NMSC, a not-for-profit organization that operates without government assistance, was established in 1955 specifically to conduct the annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

2017 FALL ALL ACADEMIC ATHLETES GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING Hannah Ceaser Jessica Cox Emily Jarecki Adrianna Modelska Gabrielle Molinaro Hannah Tibbetts Alexandra Zimbrakos

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FENTON HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS...

Spaghetti with a Song SUNDAY | MARCH 11

1-4:00 PM | DOORS OPEN AT 12:45 PM | FENTON HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Come and enjoy a variety of musical selections performed by our Choir students, lots of raffles and prizes, split-the-pot and a wonderful spaghetti dinner. We will also have a Kids Corner with lots of games and activities.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS MARCH 1 Parent Teacher Conferences 1:15 – 6:30 PM MARCH 2 | No School County-wide Institute Day MARCH 8 Padres Unidos, 7 PM MARCH 9 Talent Show, 6:30 PM

$8 PER PERSON Includes Spaghetti dinner, salad, beverage, dessert, and hours of entertainment!

MARCH 11 Spaghetti with Song, 1 PM

Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door, until capacity. For more information contact the Fenton Music Booster President Jenn Penkava at 630.456.2414 or fhsmusicboosters.president@gmail.com

MARCH 19 Instrumental Solos & Ensembles, 6 PM MARCH 21 Board of Education Meeting – ARC, 7 PM

ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE F.H.S. BAND AND CHOIR STUDENTS IN THE FORM OF INSTRUCTIONAL AND SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS!

MARCH 22 Coffee with the Principal, 9 AM MARCH 26-30 | No School Spring Break

COFFEE WITH THE PRINCIPAL Join us for Coffee with the Principal. Meet Mr. Jovan Lazarevic in an informal setting. This coffee is scheduled for March 22, at 9 am in the Community Room. The final date is May 10, 2018. RSVP to Mrs. Trujillo at trujillo@fenton100.org or 630.860.6251.

APRIL 3 | Food for Families @ Fenton. 4-6 PM APRIL 3 BPAC Meeting, 6 PM APRIL 12 Padres Unidos, 7 PM APRIL 19 Career/Job Fair, lunch periods APRIL 19-21 Spring Musical In the Heights, 7 PM APRIL 21 | Senior luncheon matinee performance of In the Heights, 12 PM APRIL 25 | Board of Education Meeting – ARC, 7 PM

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VILLAGE OF BENSENVILLE Village of Bensenville 12 South Center Street Bensenville, Illinois 60106 www.bensenville.il.us 630.766.8200 President Frank DeSimone Trustees Rosa Carmona Ann Franz Agnieszka Annie Jaworska McLane Mac Lomax Nicholas Panicola Jr. Armando Perez Village Clerk Nancy Quinn Village Manager Evan K. Summers

VILLAGE ELECTRIC AGGREGATION PROGRAM BEGINS MARCH 1, 2018 The Village of Bensenville received competitive bids to renew the lower-cost electric supply for residents/ small businesses program and contracted with MC Squared. The new fixed rate is 7.19¢ per kWh for the 18-month term beginning March 2018 through September 2019. Residents are automatically enrolled. There is no enrollment fee to join, no early termination fee to leave the program, and the rate is guaranteed to be lower than ComEd’s rate. Program information and opt-out notices were mailed to residents and small businesses on January 11, 2018. The Illinois Commerce Commission provides additional information about energy deregulation in Illinois and energy supply choices at www.pluginillinois.org. For specific questions about your own electric account, call the Village’s aggregation program supplier: MC Squared at 855.724.6294 or email bensenville@mc2energyservices.com. PLEASE NOTE | At no time will anyone from MC Squared or the Village ever visit your home or call you to enroll or discuss the aggregation program with you. ComEd will never ask for your account number. If someone contacts you claiming to be the Village’s supplier, please report the activity to the Police Department or file a complaint with the ICC at http://www.icc.illinois.gov/consumer/complaint. You should never reveal your ComEd account number to a solicitor unless you are certain you wish to enroll with that supplier and have read all terms and conditions.

SIGN UP FOR CodeRED NOTIFICATIONS The Village of Bensenville uses CodeRED as one way to alert residents and businesses of emergency situations and give them up to date information. This system uses a database of phone numbers which can be land lines as well as cell phone numbers. Multiple numbers can be submitted for a person or business. A CodeRED message will have the caller ID # (866) 419-5000 for emergencies. We suggest that you program these numbers into your cell phone as a new contact and use CodeRED as the contact name. If you miss a message and need to replay the message received, you can dial this number and listen to the message again in its entirety. To sign up for the CodeRED system, go to the Village Website Home Page and click the CodeRed Alert System icon. The highlighted link will take you to the enrollment form, be sure to scroll through the entire form. You will need to click on the Terms and Conditions box, then click the Verify Information button to review your information before submitting everything to CodeRED. For additional information or to register by phone, please call 630.350.3461.

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MARCH BRINGS SEVERE WEATHER PREPAREDNESS WEEK

BUILDING PERMIT REMINDER

Each Year in March the National Weather Service designates the first full week as Severe Weather Preparedness Week. This is the time to review severe weather (i.e. tornado) preparedness, review the difference between a Watch and Warning and review when Watch or Warnings can be issued. Take the time to review what steps you can take to protect yourself and loved ones by designating where the best place to go for safety is located. For more information visit the Village Website, under Emergency Management Agency, or call the EMA Office at 630.350.3461.

Spring is just around the corner and with good weather comes the opportunity for many home improvement projects. For many of these projects, you are required to obtain a building permit. For questions regarding building permits, stop by Village Hall or call 630.350.3413.

SIGN-UP FOR AQUAHAWK ALERTING! Find out if you have a water leak before getting your monthly water bill. Subscribe to receive leak alerts and access your water usage information online. AquaHawk Alerting is a FREE service for Bensenville residents and will assist you in efficiently managing your water usage and lowering monthly bills. Register online today at https://bensil.aquahawk.us/login.

Permits are required for a number of projects or situations including the following: RESIDENTIAL FENCES AND DECKS ADDITIONS AND REMODELS DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS AND WALKWAYS WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT

For more information or to register for the program over the phone, please call 630.594.1011.

FURNACE AND A/C REPLACEMENT SHEDS AND DETACHED GARAGES

NOW OPEN IN BENSENVILLE!

ROOF, GUTTERS, AND SIDING SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT DEMOLITION CHICKEN COOP INSTALLATIONS BASEMENT FINISHING

LOS BUENOS DIAZ MEXICAN GRILL 224 West Green Street 630.594.4985

TAQUERIA LA CHIQUITA 219 Main Street 630.595.3530

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2018 VILLAGE BRUSH AND BRANCH PICK-UP Village of Bensenville 12 South Center Street Bensenville, Illinois 60106 www.bensenville.il.us 630.766.8200 President Frank DeSimone Trustees Rosa Carmona Ann Franz Agnieszka Annie Jaworska McLane Mac Lomax Nicholas Panicola Jr. Armando Perez Village Clerk Nancy Quinn Village Manager Evan K. Summers

Do Not Bundle Brush or Branches VILLAGE CREWS collect larger brush on the first full week of each month from April through November. Place cut ends of brush and branches towards the street. Individual branches must not exceed six inches in diameter or ten feet in length. Brush may be placed on the parkway for collection beginning the Friday before the scheduled collection week, but no later than 7am on the first Monday of each month. Each street receives a single collection during a scheduled week; placing brush or branches out after the deadline can result in a citation and no pickup. REPUBLIC SERVICES collects from April through November: individual branches less than three feet in length and one inch in diameter on your regular trash collection day from your regular collection point. Place in biodegradable paper bags or garbage cans with two Yard Waste Only labels attached. Yard Waste Only Stickers can be picked up for free at Village Hall. Republic Services collects these branches with other residential yard waste. To discard root balls, break them up into small enough pieces to fit into your trash container for Republic Services to collect.

MEET THE EASTER BUNNY AT SUNDAE’S TOO ICE CREAM SHOPPE MARCH 31ST Stop by the Bensenville theatre and Sundae’s Too Ice Cream Shoppe located at 9 S. Center Street in Bensenville to take a photo with the Easter Bunny, receive a souvenir, watch a free Easter themed movie and have the opportunity to enjoy delicious ice cream! Our furry guest will be visiting from 10am – noon or until supplies lasts. Following the Easter Bunny’s visit, a free Easter themed movie provided by the Bensenville Community Public Library will be shown at noon. For questions regarding the event, please visit www.bensenville.il.us or call 630.766.8200.

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BENSENVILLE COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY B R E A K FA S T W I T H T H E

EasterBunny!

BLACKHAWK MIDDLE SCHOOL CAFETERIA SATURDAY | MARCH 10 @ 10:00 AM | AGES 12 AND YOUNGER Kids 12 and younger are encouraged to join the Bensenville Community Public Library and Bensenville School District 2 for our first annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny in the Blackhawk Middle School Cafeteria. This event includes a pancake, tater tots, sausage, and egg breakfast, a photo-op with the Easter Bunny, as well as other crafts and activities. Registration is not required, but space is limited. All children must be attended by an adult. All adults must be accompanied with a child. For questions or further details, please contact the Library at 630.766.4642.

SPANISH STORYTIME FIRST THURSDAY EVERY MONTH AT 4:30 P.M. | THIRD SATURDAY EVERY MONTH AT 10:30 A.M. MARCH 1 – JULY 31 | AGES 2 TO 5 YEARS OLD Join us for a special Spanish language storytime! Lizzeth Fausto will present all of our favorite books, rhymes, and movement activities bilingually. A healthy snack will be provided to participants! Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Stop by the Youth Desk the day of the class to reserve your spot. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis.

DIY EMPOWERMENT POSTERS

WEDNESDAY | MARCH 21 @ 7 PM | ADULTS ONLY! Let your unique personality shine and join us for an evening of feel-good crafting! We will create a fun and easy decoupage-style poster with empowering words to describe what makes you special. Celebrate yourself! Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 6:45 pm.

FROM CHICAGO TO VIETNAM: A Memoir of War SATURDAY | APRIL 21 @ 2 PM

Author of the powerful memoir, From Chicago to Vietnam, Michael Duffy discusses the United States’ involvement in Vietnam along with his personal experiences as an Army draftee during the war. Books will be available for purchase, and to be signed, at the conclusion of the talk.

FAMILY ART NIGHT

TUESDAYS | MARCH 20, APRIL 17 & MAY 15 @ 6:30 PM AGES 4 TO 12 YEARS OLD Channel your inner artist and see what you can create with the different types of paints, stamps, and more available in the Library’s art supply stash. We’ll present themed project ideas to get you started. All of our supplies are washable, but there is always a chance for a little mess when creating art. You may want to wear something that is okay to get slightly messy. Family Art Night meets the third Tuesday of every month. This program is a drop-in event and registration is not required to attend.

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SPRING VIDEO GAME TOURNAMENT WEEK

MARCH 26 – MARCH 29 | 3:00 – 5:00 PM | AGES 10 TO 18 YEARS OLD Come out and join us for the Library’s Spring Video Game Tournament Week! Each day will have a different tournament where challengers have the chance to test their skills and fight their way to the top! Tournament rules will be posted on the event flyer.

EARTH DAY 2018: Restoration at the Korthauer Log House

SPRING BREAK MORNING MATINEES

Please consider joining the Library on Saturday, April 21 from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm for a day of projects around the Korthauer Log House. The Korthauer Log House is DuPage County’s oldest homestead and a part of Bensenville’s living history. There is work to be done to help to keep the cabin in good working condition for all to enjoy. Lunch will be provided to volunteers. Questions? Please call the Library at 630.766.4642.

THURSDAY | MARCH 29 @ 12:00 PM | AGES 3 TO 10 YEARS OLD

DRIVE-IN THEATRE

Make a cardboard car, bring a sack lunch, and take in a show! To start off our special program, every child will decorate a box car, supplied by the Library, and enjoy watching one of our favorite short films while parked. Stop by the Youth Desk the day of the program to reserve your spot. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. NOTE: No other food or drink will be provided by the Library.

INTRODUCING OUR NEW SPANISH WEBSITE We are happy to announce our brand new Spanish language website – espanol.benlib.org! Patrons can easily access this website via the URL espanol.benlib.org, or by clicking the EN ESPAÑOL button on the top right corner of our English site, benlib.org. This new Spanish language site features upcoming events presented in Spanish and bilingually, as well as services such our Spanish eBook collection, GED and ESL classes, technology help, and more. Questions? Please contact the Library at 630.766.4642.

JOINING SWAN AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU Our library community is growing! On May 1, we will be joining the SWAN library consortium. We will be joining a network of 97 libraries, expanding from our previous network of 12 libraries. You will have access to hundreds of thousands more materials - books, DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, and more - and your Bensenville Community Public Library card will work at any of the 97 other libraries in our network! Coming up April 28 through May 1, we will be in the midst of the transition to SWAN. During these three days, please note that you will not be able to log in to My Account via the Library’s online catalog. This also means that during these three days you will be unable to place holds on materials or see your current activity in My Account. Don’t worry - you are still able to check out items here at the Library! After these three short days, we look forward to reaping all of the benefits of joining SWAN, such as: MORE ITEMS | A shared online public access catalog between all of our member libraries means you have access to 9,842,599 items MORE SPECIAL COLLECTIONS | A unique collection of materials from public, college, and special libraries across Illinois such as the Morton Arboretum and the Theosophical Society MORE PEOPLE SERVED | Population served (patrons served by the public libraries in the consortium): 1,787,279 members of the community MORE LANGUAGES | There are at least 226 languages represented in items in the catalog MORE LIBRARY RESOURCES | By consolidating services and collaborating together, tax payers see their library staff able to save money and do more together MORE ACCESSIBILITY | Together we make improvements to the library catalog, more efficiently procure library materials, and set up email, text, phone, and print notifications in a variety of languages (English, Spanish, Polish, and more) We want to make this transition as easy as possible for you, so if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Library at 630.766.4642. For more information on SWAN, please visit www.swanlibraries.net.

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STARTING A BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS SATURDAY | MARCH 3 @ 2:00 PM

Want to learn how to start a business? Want to grow your business? We invite you to come and learn how to make business ideas, business models, business plans and more! Join us for this presentation by Miguel Hinojosa, PhD, small business advisor at Harper College.

SPRING BUTTERFLY BALL

WEDNESDAY | MARCH 14 @ 10:30 AM | AGES 1 TO 5 YEARS OLD

Family Movie Night

Join Miss Kyrie for a special spring-themed music and movement program! Wear your fanciest duds and spend the morning singing, laughing, and (most importantly) dancing! Registration is not required to attend this program.

Join the Library the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theatre for a showing of our favorite family films. Admission to the show is free! Film titles for this program are announced one month prior to the event. Visit the Library’s website for more information.

WOMEN OF WORLD WAR II: The Front Lines and the Home Front SATURDAY | MARCH 24 @ 2:00 PM

Join us in welcoming local author Barb Deane as she discusses how American women helped the war effort through the Red Cross Clubmobile program, as well as how women took on new and important roles during World War II. Her book, On the Homefront, will be available for purchase, and to be signed, at the conclusion of the talk.

March 6 | Leap! April 3 | Coco

Film Fanatics

Join the Library the third Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theatre for a showing of cinematic gems you may have missed. Admission to the show is free! Film titles for this program are announced one month prior to the event. Visit the Library’s website for more information.

NURSERY RHYME OLYMPICS

WEDNESDAY | APRIL 11 @ 10:30 AM | AGES 2 TO 5 YEARS OLD Children can join us from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for the Nursery Rhyme Olympics! Think you’re strong or fast enough to win a gold medal? Test out your abilities and participate in each of our stations based on popular nursery rhymes. Every 1st place finish earns you a medal to add to your Olympic Necklace. Registration is not required to attend this class, but space is limited. Spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

March 15 |The Foreigner April 19 | Flatliners

PAINTING FLOWER POTS AND GARDEN STAKES

Foreign Language Film Series

Join us for an evening of crafting as we paint terracotta pots and garden stakes. These customizable DIYs are a great way to dress up your garden and celebrate the earth! Registration is not required to attend, but space is limited. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 6:45 pm.

Join the Library the second Monday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theatre for a showing of foreign films in a variety of languages. All films presented with English subtitles. Admission is free!

WEDNESDAY | APRIL 18 @ 7:00 PM | ADULTS ONLY!

LEGO NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY

MARCH 12 | Sound of Noise | 2010, Swedish APRIL 9 | Trash | 2015, Portuguese

MARCH 13 | Leprechaun Challenge | APRIL 10 | Easter Bunny Challenge Calling all LEGO builders! Meet other LEGO fans as you compete in our LEGO building challenge. All LEGO Nights are drop-in events and registration is not required to attend. Space is limited, and builders will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.

Spring Break Morning Matinees at the Bensenville Theatre

FAMILY BINGO

MARCH 26, 27, AND 28 AT 11:00 AM. Feeling cooped up? Join the Library at the Bensenville Theatre this spring break for a showing of some of our favorite films!

MARCH 27 | Bunny Hop Bingo | APRIL 24 | Spring Fling Bingo Head to the Library for a night of family gaming fun! Winners will have a choice of prizes. Family Bingo is a drop-in event and registration is not required to attend. Space is limited, and players will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.

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BENSENVILLE PARK DISTRICT Deer Grove Leisure Center Administrative Office 1000 West Wood Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 7015 bensenvilleparkdistrict.org

WATER PARK PASS SALE THROUGH APRIL 30 The Bensenville Water Park & Splash Pad opens for the 2018 season on May 26. Save by purchasing your pass(es) early; passes may be purchased at Deer Grove Leisure Center. Visit www.bensenvilleparkdistrict.org or call 630.766.7015 for pricing and proof of residency requirements.

WATER PARK & SPLASH PAD PRIVATE RENTALS

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White Pines Golf Club 500 West Jefferson Street Bensenville | Illinois 60106 630 766 0304 www.whitepinesgolf.com

Great for family reunions, customer appreciation events, church outings or staff parties. You and your guests will enjoy an exclusive event at the Water Park. For more information and to reserve your event, please call 630.238.4922.

SWIM LESSONS Private and Group Swim lessons are available for all ability levels and are provided Monday through Saturday. Perfect your swimming skills and be safe in the water with an award winning teaching and lifeguard staff. Registration begins March 1.

FREE!

Summer Employment NEW!

FREE! Please contact the following departments for job opportunities.

Applications are available at the Leisure Center and White Pines, or you may download one at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org White Pines Proshop/Course 630.766.0304 x 1 klind@whitepinesgolf.com White Pines Banquets/Restaurant 630.766.0304 x 2 banquets@whitepinesgolf.com Bensenville Water Park 630.238.4922 wpmgr@bensenvilleparkdistrict.org

Easter Events FREE!

FREE! Flashlight Egg Hunt

AGES 5-12 | Bring your flashlight and basket and go on a scavenger hunt, participate in an egg hunt, and enjoy sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;mores by the bonfire. The Easter Bunny will be there so bring your camera. Registration is not required.

Easter Eggstravaganza

AGES 1-10 | Hundreds of candy-filled Easter eggs are scattered, waiting for your child to collect them. After the egg hunt we will play games, crafts, inflatables, and enjoy a photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny in the Deer Grove Leisure Center Gym. Registration is not required.

Easter Basket Delivery

Have a special Easter basket delivered right to your door! The Easter bunny will be making deliveries to Bensenville Park District resident homes between 1:30-2:30 pm. Parents/ guardians will provide the baskets filled with candy and toys. Bring your basket(s) and sign up at the Deer Grove Leisure Center by 6 pm Friday, March 23.

Champagne Easter Brunch

Brunch highlights includes waffle, omelette, and carved ham stations. Other items include lunch selections, appetizers, salads and a sweet table. Reservations are required; call 630.766.0304 x2. For more information, please visit whitepinesgolf.com.

FISCHER FARM | 7:30PM START FRIDAY, MARCH 23 NEW! FREE!

FREE!

VARBLE PARK | 10AM-12:15PM SATURDAY, MARCH 24 FREE! FREE! NEW! FREE!

SATURDAY, MARCH 24 | 1:30-2:30PM

WHITE PINES GOLF CLUB SEATINGS 9:30AM-2:30PM SUNDAY, APRIL 1

Summer Camps 630.238.4922 pschmidt@bensenvilleparkdistrict.org 10

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SUMMER CAMPS EARLY BIRD SALE

Register by 6pm Friday, May 25 and save $10 off each full session (10 days) reserved for Adventure, Sports, Discovery (ages 6-10) and Teen Camps (ages 11-15). You may also take advantage of our multiple child(ren) discount during this time. A healthy lunch is included in the fee (except for Discovery Camp). Campers enjoy outdoor activities, have fun at the Water Park, and go on weekly field trips: 2018 Summer Camps begin on June 11. To reserve your child’s place in camp, a $25 down payment per session, per child, is required. Payment plans are available. Make sure to take advantage of the Park District’s Before and After Camp Care Program. All payments must be made at the Deer Grove Leisure Center registration desk.

CAMPS FOR AGES 2-5 Tot Camp (ages 24-35 mo.) Sunshine Camp (ages 3-5) Sunshine Camp (ages 3-5)

Tu, Th M,W, F Tu, Th

2 hr. a day 3 hr. a day 3 hr. a day

6/12-7/12 and 7/17-8/9 6/11-7/13 and 7/16-8/10 6/12-7/12 and 7/17-8/9

TINY TOT PRESCHOOL CLASSROOM PREVIEW WEEK | MARCH 5-9

Give your child (ages 3 and 4) the opportunity to grow with the Tiny Tot Preschool by attending a class during preview week. Tour the classroom and meet the teachers. Contact ttschool@bensenvilleparkdistrict.org or 630.766.7015 x2017.

ALL AROUND THE HOUSE QUILT SHOW

FISCHER FARM | SATURDAY, MARCH 17 & SUNDAY, MARCH 18 | 10AM-3PM Over 80 quilts will be on display, many antiques. There will be a wide variety of items for sale, including books, patterns, fabric, blocks, and quilts. Door prizes will be awarded! Fees are $4 for ages 18+ and $1 for ages 5-17. Pay day of event. If you would like to volunteer for this event or supply a quilt to display, please contact Jonathan at 630.834.3152.

WHITE PINES GOLF CLUB

Visit www.whitepinesgolf.com for the best rates available golf rates, special events and much more. There’s always something cooking at White Pines!

Join us for

SPORTS! OPEN FOR LUNCH Call 630.766.0304 x2 for seasonal hours

HDTV’s for SPORTS VIEWING

Join us for GREAT DRINK SPECIALS!

2018 New Super Saver Season Golf Passes

Bensenville Park District residents are able to purchase golf passes at an incredible rate. This year we are offering an all-inclusive rate that will include golf cart rental, permanent tee time, and trail rate. Purchase your pass early!

Friday Night Fish Fry

FRIDAYS | NOW THRU MARCH 30 | SERVING 4:30-8:30PM Enjoy an all-you-can-eat fish dinner for $14.99. Fresh fish entrees, drink specials, kids menu, and delicious desserts are also available. Call for reservation at 630.766.0304 x2.

St Patrick’s Day Celebration | SATURDAY, MARCH 17 37 BAR & GRILL | 11AM-8PM Serving authentic Irish menu and great drink specials! Order off the St. Patty’s menu and receive a free t-shirt (while quantities last).

GOLF SPECIAL Get lucky with our $29 Golf Special! Come out and enjoy 9 holes of golf, a delicious corned beef sandwich, and a t-shirt (while supplies last). Weather permitting.

Easter Champagne Brunch

Visit whitepinesgolf.com for our menu.

SUNDAY, APRIL 16 | SEATINGS 9:30AM-2:30PM See the previous page for information. Reservations are required at 630.766.0304, ext.2.

Mother’s Day Brunch | SUNDAY, MAY 13 | SEATINGS 9:30-2:30PM

Guests will enjoy traditional brunch favorites as well as some amazing culinary masterpieces. Visit whitepinesgolf.com for more information. We will be taking reservations very soon! A

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SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 HEAD START

Metropolitan’s program moves into its new classrooms at Tioga. On January 9, classes began in the four new Head Start classrooms in the new Bensenville Early Childhood Center at Tioga School. BENSENVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 210 South Church Road Bensenville | Illinois 60106 www.bsd2.org 630 766 5940 Board of Education Robert F. “Bob” Laudadio | President Matthew Vassar | Vice President Katie Krajecki | Secretary Jorge Sanchez | Treasurer Christian Constante Alex Stitgen Susan Vitellaro Administration Dr. James Stelter Superintendent Dr. Kay Dugan Assistant Superintendent for Learning Paul Novack Chief Financial Officer Julie Colgrove Director of English Language Learning Juliann Greene Director of Special Education DIRECTORY OF SCHOOLS Blackhawk Middle School 630 766 2601 Perry Finch | Co-Principal Sarah Humboldt | Co-Principal Jason Karno | Assistant Principal W.A. Johnson School 630 766 2605 Missy Baglarz | Co-Principal Carlos Patiño | Co-Principal Tioga School 630 766 2602 Carlos Azcoitia | Co-Principal Jeffrey Kersten | Co-Principal

Metropolitan Family Services, which contributed about $1 million toward construction of the Early Childhood Center, operates the federally funded Head Start program, and the program’s participants must meet income eligibility requirements. Qualifying students ages 3-5 will be served by the regular Head Start program, while the Early Head Start program will serve qualifying students ages birth-3. The program’s opening had been held up several months, first due to minor construction setbacks that occurred this summer, then because of lengthy delays in the approval of background checks that were newly required by the FBI for all individuals working in early childhood classrooms. During this delay, the Head Start program continued to conduct regular home visits with the families who enrolled in their classes, and even held a number of family-oriented open house activities in the new space. Now Metropolitan’s staff can meet with their students on a daily basis, as Head Start is now the first year-round instructional program offered in District 2. For enrollment information, call 630.392.9371.

GET REGISTERED

District 2 sets registration dates for kindergartners, returning students. Bensenville School District 2 will hold kindergarten registration on March 13, and will open online registration for returning students on April 6. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Kindergarten registration will be held from 3-7 pm on Tuesday, March 13, at Tioga School, 212 W. Memorial Road, and W.A. Johnson School, 252 Ridgewood Avenue.

ONLINE REGISTRATION Login information and detailed instructions for the BSD2 online registration portal will be sent home with returning students in backpack mail on April 6.

All incoming kindergarten students will need to register at their home school. If you are unsure which school your child will attend, please call the Educational Administration Center at 630.766.5940. Please bring your child with you to kindergarten registration so that they can be assessed for kindergarten.

The online registration portal can be found on the District 2 website, www.bsd2.org, along with resources to assist you and answer any questions you may have. If you don’t have access to a computer or the Internet, contact your child’s school to learn about on-site, in-person online registration opportunities. Computers at the Bensenville Community Public Library also offer free Internet access, and students’ take-home Chromebooks (Grades 6-8) can access the online registration portal wherever you find wireless Internet (Wi-Fi).

Registration requirements are as follows: • Children must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2018 • A certified copy of an original birth certificate • Proof of Residency — current photo identification, lease/mortgage, and three additional proofs of residency are required. BE NSE NVIL L E

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It stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, and STEM-focused instruction is blossoming at Blackhawk.

The BSD2 community will update the District’s three-year strategic plan this spring.

Blackhawk Middle School provides students with opportunities to learn STEM concepts and skills through discovery, exploration, collaboration, and playful learning in a low-risk/high-reward environment. The school’s STEM curriculum is designed to afford students opportunities to apply their learning and use their creativity to solve problems through inquiry-based activities, and to spark students’ interest and foster their curiosity through the use of computational thinking practices, engineering design processes, and problem-based learning units. The school’s STEM programs include … • Applied Robotics Class | All BMS students rotate into this ENCORE class, which uses LEGO Mindstorms’ EV3 Robotics to expose students to basic computer programming principles and teach them related math concepts such as unit rates, proportions, rotational values, sequencing of commands, looping, and decision blocks. • STEM Lab Class | All BMS students rotate into this ENCORE class, too. It introduces them to engineering and design concepts and challenges their critical thinking and problem-solving skills through a wide variety of hands-on activities that incorporate everything from circuit boards to Makey Makey kits, K’Nex construction systems, Zoob building sets, recycled household items, and more. • Coding | Both of the aforementioned ENCORE classes also introduce students to coding. By the time students complete eighth grade, they will have gained several weeks of coding experience using the Scratch, Hour of Code, and EV3 programming languages.

• Underwater Robotics Club | Sponsored by Shedd Aquarium and Motorola, students in this club create a remotely operated aquatic vehicle that can successfully navigate an underwater challenge course.

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• zSpace | Purchased with Race to the Top grant funds, this exciting and expensive virtual reality learning program provides unique, 3D learning experiences that supplement the STEM Lab’s hands-on activities, as well as topics students study in other courses, such as math, science, and art.

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Also, in preparation for those workshops, the District is conducting a short online survey of its various stakeholders. BSD2 community members can access the survey through the District’s website, and have through Monday, March 30, to complete it. To learn more about the BSD2 Strategic Plan, visit www.bsd2.org.

• Passion and Innovation Time (PIT) | Similar to the popular Genius Hour concept, PIT will provide all students an hour per day during the year’s final ENCORE rotation to take ownership of their learning and pursue their individual passions by developing their own projects related to their own interests.

In April and May, the District will conduct four strategic planning workshops led by an experienced outside facilitator. Teachers, staff members, parents, and community members are invited to participate in those workshops, which will be held on four consecutive Wednesdays: April 25, May 2, May 9, and May 16. The workshops will be held at W.A. Johnson School and will run from 6-9 pm.

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Bensenville Fire Protection District ISO Class 2 500 South York Road Bensenville | Illinois 60106 www.bensenvillefpd.org Chief Michael Spain Phone 630 594 1184 Cell 708 935 7198 Services CPR Child Safety Seat Checks Professional Fire Academy Citizens Fire Academy Safety Seminars

HotelSafety & Motel Vacations and business travel make hotels and motels our home away from home. It is just as important to be prepared and know what you would do in a hotel/motel emergency as it is in your own home. be safe When traveling! •

Choose a hotel/motel that is protected by both smoke alarms and a fire sprinkler system.

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When you check in, ask the front desk what the fire alarm sounds like.

If You Can’t Escape... SHUT off fans and air conditioners.

STUFF wet towels in the crack around the doors.

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When you enter your room, review the escape plan posted in your room.

CALL the fire department and let them know your location.

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Take the time to find the exits and count the number of doors between your room and the exit. Make sure the exits are unlocked. If they are locked, report it to management right away.

WAIT at the window and signal with a flashlight or light colored cloth.

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Name of Organization Here Your Source for SAFETY Information

NFPA Public Education Division • 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169

Contact Information Here

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BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BPD Board Meeting, 6 pm, DGLC

FHS No School County-wide Institute Day BSD2 No School, Teacher Institute Day BPD Fish Fry, 4:30-8:30pm, White Pines

FRIDAY

BCPL/BSD2 Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, 10am Blackhawk Cafeteria

BCPL Starting a Business in Illinois, 7pm Honor Flight Classic, 7pm, Edge Ice Arena

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BCPL Family Movie Night, 7pm, BV Theatre BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 7pm BSD2 Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee Community Resource Fair, 3:30pm-5:30pm, Tioga BSD2 Food for Families, 4-6pm, Tioga Tri-District Band Festival, 6:30 pm, FHS CDC Meeting, VH, 6:30pm Senior Lunch, Monty’s, Doors open at 10am, DOORS CLOSE PROMPTLY AT 11AM

FHS Padres Unidos 7pm BSD2 W.A. Johnson School PTA Meeting, 6-7:30pm

FHS Talent Show 6:30pm BPD Fish Fry, 4:30-8:30pm, White Pines

BCPL Family Art Night, 6:30pm BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 7pm BSD2 Food for Families, 4-6pm, W. A. Johnson School Committee of the Whole, VH, 6:30pm

BCPL Chapters Book Club, 4pm BCPL Lit Chicks, 7pm BCPL Library Board Meeting, 7:30pm FHS Instrumental Solos & Ensembles, 6pm

BCPL LEGO Night, 6:30pm BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 7pm Village Board Meeting, VH, 6:30pm BSD2 Kindergarten Registration, 3-7pm, Tioga and W.A. Johnson Schools

BCPL Budding Bookworms, 4pm BCPL Foreign Language Film, 7pm BV Theatre BSD2 Tioga School PTA Meeting, 6:30-7:30pm

BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BCPL DIY Empowerment Posters, 7pm HS Board of Education Meeting – ARC, 7pm BSD2 Board of Education Meeting, 7pm, Educational Administration Center BPD Board Meeting, 6 pm, DGLC

BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BCPL Spring Butterfly Ball, 10:30am BCPL Art & Relaxation, 7pm BSD2 Tioga Literacy Night, 6-7pm

BCPL Book Brunch, 10am BCPL Photoshop Elements 2, 2pm

BCPL Intro to Photoshop Elements, 2pm BCPL Film Fanatics, 7pm BV Theatre BSD2 Blackhawk Middle School PTO Meeting, 6pm BSD2 W.A. Johnson School Math/STEM NIght, 6-7:30pm Neighborhood Watch Seminar, 7pm Bensenville Police Station

FHS Coffee with the Principal, 9am BSD2 Tioga School Author Visit: Matthew Cordell BPD Fish Fry, 4:30-8:30pm, White Pines BPD Flashlight Egg Hunt, 7:30pm, Fischer Farm

BPD Fish Fry, 4:30-8:30pm, White Pines BPD Teen Night, 7-9pm, Pine Room

BCPL Women of World War II, 2pm BPD Easter Eggstravaganza, 10am-12:15pm, Varble Park BPD Easter Basket Delivery, 1:30-2:30pm

BCPL Spanish Storytime, 10:30am PPD St. Patrick’s Day Bash, 5-9pm, White Pines BPD Quilt Show, 10am-3pm, Fischer Farm

BCPL Morning Matinee: Shrek, 11am BV Theatre BCPL Video Game Tournament Week, 3-5pm BCPL Intro to Microsoft Word, 6pm FHS Spring Break BSD2 Spring Break

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BCPL Drive-In Theatre, 12pm BCPL Video Game Tournament Week, 3-5pm BPD Youth Soccer League Registration, Deadline 6pm, DGLC

BPD Fish Fry, 4:30-8:30pm, White Pines

Easter Event, Sundae’s Too Ice Cream Shoppe, 10am-noon

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BCPL Korthauer Open House, 2-4pm Korthauer Log House FHS Spaghetti with a Song, 1pm

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BCPL Pre-K Book Club, 4pm BCPL Computer Basics, 6pm BCPL Hot Chocolate Readers Book Club, 7pm BPD Tiny Tot Preschool Preview Week, through March 9

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Stop by the Bensenville theatre and Sundae’s Too Ice Cream Shoppe located at 9 S. Center Street in Bensenville to take a photo with the Easter Bunny! Details can be found on page 6!

BCPL Spanish Storytime, 4:30pm BCPL Thursday Night Book Club, 7pm FHS Parent Teacher Conferences, 1:15- 6:30 pm BSD2 No School, Parent-Teacher Conferences BPD Water Park Pass Sale, DGLC through May 25 BPD Summer Camps Sale, DGLC, through March 30

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MEET THE EASTER BUNNY AT SUNDAE’S TOO ICE CREAM SHOPPE MARCH 31ST

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BSD2 Online Registration Begins

BCPL Budding Bookworms Book Club, 4pm BCPL Foreign Language Film, 7pm BV Theatre BSD2 Tioga School PTA Meeting and Movie Night, 6:30-7:45pm

BCPL LEGO Night, 6:30pm BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 7pm Village Board Meeting, VH, 6:30pm BPD Summer Registration begins, 8:30am, DGLC

BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BCPL Nursery Rhyme Olympics, 10:30am BCPL Art & Relaxation, 7pm BSD2 Board of Education Meeting, 7pm, Educational Administration Center

BCPL Computer Basics, 2pm FHS Padres Unidos, 7pm BSD2 W.A. Johnson School PTA Meeting, 6-7:30pm

BCPL Family Art Night, 6:30pm BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 7pm BSD2 Food for Families, 4-6pm, Tioga Committee of the Whole, VH, 6:30pm

BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BCPL Painting Flower Pots, 7pm BPD Board Meeting, 6pm, DGLC

BCPL Intro to Microsoft Word, 2pm BCPL Film Fanatics, 7pm BV Theatre FHS Spring Musical In the Heights, 7pm FHS Career/Job Fair, lunch periods BSD2 Blackhawk Middle School PTO Meeting, 6 pm BSD2 W.A. Johnson School Fine Arts Fest, 6:30-8pm Neighborhood Watch Seminar, 7pm Bensenville Police Station

FHS Spring Musical In the Heights, 7pm BPD Teen Night , 7-9p, Pine Room

BCPL Spanish Storytime, 10:30am BCPL From Chicago to Vietnam, 2pm FHS Spring Musical In the Heights, 7pm FHS Senior luncheon matinee performance of In the Heights, 12pm BPD Recycle Event, 6am-9pm, DGLC BPD Earth Day Beautification, 8am-1pm, Various Locations BPD Tree Planting Ceremony, 1:30pm, Fischer Farm

BPD Dance Recital, 2-4pm, Fenton H.S.

BSD2 Children’s Day Celebrations at Tioga and W.A. Johnson Schools BSD2 Tioga School Fine Arts Fest, 6:30-7:30pm BPD Water Park Early Bird Sale Ends, 6pm, DGLC

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BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BCPL Hard-Boiled, 7pm FHS Board of Education Meeting – ARC, 7pm BSD2 W.A. Johnson School Rainforest Assembly and Evening Event BSD2 Strategic Plan Workshop, 6-9 pm, W.A. Johnson School

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BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 10am BPD Board Meeting, 6pm, DGLC

BCPL Pre-K Book Club, 4pm BCPL Using the Internet, 6pm BCPL Hot Chocolate Readers Book Club, 7pm BSD2 No School, Non-Attendance Day

LIBRARY CLOSED BPD Easter Champagne Brunch, 9:30am-2:30pm, White Pines

BCPL Family Movie Night, 7pm BV Theatre BCPL ESL Conversation Group, 7pm FHS Food for Families @ Fenton, 4-6pm FHS BPAC Meeting, 6pm CDC Meeting, VH, 6:30pm Senior Lunch, Monty’s, Doors open at 10am, DOORS CLOSE PROMPTLY AT 11AM

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