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PTO Council

 

What the Council Does

The PTO Council serves as a liaison between the PTOs at each of the four district schools. The Council coordinates the publication of the district-wide calendar and the student directory App. It also supports a variety of programs, such as the Kenya Sister School, HOH Scholarships, the HOH 5K Run-Walk-Obstacle Course, and the Gift Card Plus Program.

Goals

To promote a close relationship between the home and the school, so parents, guardians, teachers, school staff, and school administrators may cooperate in the education and enrichment of the students 

  • To promote an environment in which every student has the opportunity to grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally
  • To raise funds for the benefit of the District 28 Schools and students. 

Meetings

The Council meets at 9 a.m. the first Tuesday of the month in the HOH Community Room at the district office, 1475 Maple Ave. The meetings are open to everyone.  

2023-24 Officers

President - Lisa Raju

VP Programs - Kristin Ware

Treasurer - Jackie Earley

Corresponding Secretary - Lorena Stevenson

Recording Secretary - Ena Chang

To contact members of the board, please visit the Paperless PTO District site: District28PTO

students holding certificates

Ten Seniors receive HOH scholarships

The following District 28 graduates, who are currently Glenbrook North seniors, received a 2023 Homer O. Harvey Scholarship in the amount of $1,500 each as announced Friday, May 19, 2023:
Elizabeth Alcorn, Michael Bilous, Addison Cha, Michael Dimoff, Zoey Godnik, Natalie Hong, Kathryn Leverenz, Jessica Luna, Ellis Pavletich and Ryan Shanahan.

Since 1989, the first year of the fund, there has been $367,500 awarded to 398 Northbrook Junior High and Glenbrook North High School graduates. The primary fundraiser for this scholarship fund is the annual HOH5K and Fun Run, held on the first Saturday of May. In 2023, more than 300 participated and there were multiple local business sponsors.