We’ve met our goal!
THANK YOU to everyone for their quick response with monetary donations towards the guest judges’ dinner during Hauser Solo Night this Thursday!
Good luck to all the students performing!
The 50th anniversary of the Hauser Canned Food Drive is coming up!
We are in need of plywood to help with our visual display. If you have any scraps (at least 2 foot by 3 foot) or sheets of plywood you would be willing to donate please contact Laura Rubio at rubiolaura1@gmail.com
Thanks for your support!
8th graders will take graduation pictures this Thursday, January 23rd through their science classes. Picture proofs and ordering information will be available at the photo session.
NOTE: NO money or orders are due at this time.
ATTIRE – Students will take pictures in both a graduation gown (no caps) AND in their dress attire. Gowns are provided for students. A collared shirt with a tie, a blouse with dress pants or a skirt, or casual dress would all be appropriate. Please note that the dress code is still applicable. Students will have the opportunity to change from their formal clothes, if they choose, after pictures are completed.
Please join District 96 on Wednesday, January 29 at 6:30pm for a parent workshop “Keeping our Kids Safe in a Digital World”.
Supervisory Special Agent Smith and Special Agent Hulliberger of the Crimes Against Children/Human Trafficking task force will deliver a short presentation on how parents can keep their children safe in our digital world as well as answer any questions you may have.
*NOTE : Due to the different topics being discussed during the presentation, we are requesting that children do not attend. Thanks to our PTO and PTAs, child care will be provided for children ages 3 and up.
Parent Workshop –
TOPIC: “Keeping our Kids Safe in a Digital World”
DATE: Wednesday, January 29
TIME: 6:30 pm
PLACE: Hauser LRC (Library Resource Center)
RSVP –
To RSVP and to submit a question anonymously prior to the presentation, please click: RSVP D96 Parent Workshop
Enter the Hauser 10th Annual Creative Writing Contest! The contest is open to all Hauser students.
View contest flyer for additional details: Hauser Writing Contest Flyer
CONTEST RULES – One entry per person
Submitting your entry –
Questions? Contact Ms. Kovar at kovarj@district96.org or Mrs. Clark at clarks@district96.org
Hauser Family Dinner –
Hauser PTO invites you to attend our Annual Family Dinner, Wednesday, February 12th from 4:30-7:00pm in the Hauser cafeteria.
*More information on tickets, volunteer and donation opportunities to follow!
Help make a difference! – Your participation in the parent portion of the Illinois 5Essentials Survey will help District 96 understand the conditions at Hauser and help guide improvement. If at least 20 percent of the school’s parents complete this survey, a parent supplement report will be generated. The survey only takes 5-10 minutes to complete! *NOTE: Your identity and survey responses will be kept completely confidential and will never be connected to you or your child.
TO TAKE THE SURVEY, click on the following link: 5Essentials Survey
Questions or concerns, please contact 5Essentials Client Services at 1-866-440-1874 or 5essentials@uchicago.edu
Yearbook Personal Ads – DEADLINE: Friday, February 14
Parents have the opportunity to place a personalized message in the Hauser yearbook. When students receive their yearbook, this is the section most turn to first. Order yours today through PushCoin! Fill out the following form: Yearbook Personal Ads Form, and return to the yellow box in the Hauser Office.
2019-2020 Yearbooks – DEADLINE: Wednesday, April 1
Order Hauser’s 2019-2020 yearbook! Purchase through PushCoin, fill out the following form: Yearbook Order Form, and return to the yellow box in the Hauser Office.
Questions? Contact Mrs. Koncius at konciusk@district96.org
8th graders will take graduation pictures on Thursday, January 23rd through their science classes. Picture proofs and ordering information will be available a few weeks after the photo session.
NOTE: NO money or orders are due at this time.
ATTIRE – Students will take pictures in both a graduation gown (no caps) AND in their dress attire. Gowns are provided for students. A collared shirt with a tie, a blouse with dress pants or a skirt, or casual dress would all be appropriate. Please note that the dress code is still applicable. Students will have the opportunity to change from their formal clothes, if they choose, after pictures are completed.
