Crestwood Spotlight: Students explored pH in a fun, hands-on science activity by observing color changes during reactions with vinegar and baking soda! By mixing acids and bases, they were able to see how pH levels change in real time, turning science concepts into an exciting experiment they could watch and understand.
about 21 hours ago, Crestwood School District
A blue school spotlight graphic titled “CRESTWOOD Spotlight” highlights a science activity in “CHEMISTRY B.” The word “CRESTWOOD” appears in large white capital letters at the top left, with the word “Spotlight” written below in yellow script font. On the left side, white paragraph text reads, “Students explored pH in a fun, hands-on science activity by observing color changes during reactions with vinegar and baking soda! By mixing acids and bases, they were able to see how pH levels change in real time, turning science concepts into an exciting experiment they could watch and understand.” On the right side are two photos of students working at lab tables. In the top photo, three students sit at a table with papers, small cups, a beaker containing a yellow-green liquid, paper towels, and a graduated cylinder, while one student points toward the materials. In the bottom photo, several students sit around a lab table writing on worksheets and observing a beaker with liquid as part of the experiment. At the bottom left of the graphic, large yellow capital letters read “CHEMISTRY B,” and the design includes light flare accents on the blue background.

Calling All Crestwood High School Alumni!

We’re excited to share a special opportunity just for YOU! CHS Alumni can now purchase exclusive alumni shirts and sweatshirts personalized with your year of graduation. Show your Crestwood pride wherever you go! https://tinyurl.com/3ku5ktnk

But that’s not all — we also want to spotlight YOU!
We are looking to feature our amazing alumni and highlight what you’ve been up to since graduating from Crestwood High School. Whether you’re pursuing a career, serving in the military, continuing your education, running a business, raising a family, or making a difference in your community, we want to celebrate your journey and share your story.

Crestwood pride doesn’t end at graduation, it continues for life.
Stay connected, represent your class year, and help inspire our current students by showing them what CHS alumni can accomplish. https://forms.gle/GKqtNmHSp96kv4Lw9

1 day ago, Crestwood School District
A blue promotional graphic reads “BE FEATURED IN OUR CHS ALUMNI Spotlight,” with “CHS ALUMNI” in large white capital letters and “Spotlight” in yellow script. Below, white text says, “We want to celebrate the amazing accomplishments of our alumni! Fill out a quick Google Form to share your story, updates, and achievements. Your spotlight may be featured on our website, social media, or school newsletter.” On the right side is a QR code with the text, “Scan the QR code to submit your information!” Next to it are three bullet-style highlights with a lightning bolt “C” icon: “Takes less than 5 minutes!” “Open to all graduating classes!” and “Share info about your family, career, favorite CHS memory, etc!” Along the bottom are sample alumni spotlight cards featuring photos and names including “ELIZABYTH CHARTIER,” “MARY AVERILL,” “NICK GLADKOWSKI,” and “KENNETH NGUYEN-PHAN,” each labeled with their class year. The background includes light beam effects in the top right corner.
A blue and gold promotional graphic for Crestwood High School Alumni Association reads “Show Your Charger Pride!” across a gold banner at the top. In the top left corner is the Crestwood High School shield logo with the words “Crestwood High School Alumni Association.” On the left side of the graphic are two apparel items: a gray short-sleeve T-shirt and a navy long-sleeve shirt, both printed with “Crestwood Alumni Class of 1996” and a lightning bolt “C” logo. On the right side, large white and yellow text reads, “Order your Alumni Gear today! Have it shipped straight to your door and show your Charger Pride wherever you go!” A large QR code appears in the bottom right corner for ordering.
Crestwood High School is seeking engaging professionals who are willing to share their career journeys and insights. We are looking for participants from a wide range of fields, including creative arts, STEM, business, skilled trades, healthcare, law, public service, sustainability, real estate, and insurance. Selected presenters will lead a Career Day session and participate in student Q&A on March 25th from 12:30-2:30 PM.

Interested in presenting at Career Day? Please fill out this form before March 4th: https://forms.gle/d8F97fJAfhcFiaVW8
4 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue promotional graphic for Crestwood High School announces Career Day. At the top, white text reads “Wednesday, March 25th.” Large stylized text in the center reads “Career Day,” with a bold letter “C” featuring a yellow lightning bolt and the words “Crestwood High School” beneath it. Below, large white text states, “We are looking for Career Day Presenters!” Along the bottom of the graphic are illustrated figures representing different careers, including a construction worker holding a toolbox, a professional holding blueprints, a businessperson with a briefcase and globe, a scientist with an atom symbol, a firefighter holding a helmet, a police officer holding a stop sign paddle, and a doctor carrying a medical bag.
CHS Spotlight: Students explored right triangles through a hands-on activity, cutting and placing triangle pieces to model side length relationships. This interactive lesson kept students engaged, collaborating, and building a deeper understanding!
4 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue school-themed graphic titled “CRESTWOOD Spotlight” highlights a classroom activity for “GEOMETRY B.” The word “CRESTWOOD” appears in large white capital letters at the top left, with the word “Spotlight” written beneath it in a yellow script font. Large yellow block letters on the left center read “GEOMETRY B.” The graphic includes three photos of students working together in a classroom. One photo in the top right shows two students seated at desks, one writing on paper while the other looks at a worksheet. A photo in the bottom left shows two students sitting at a desk working closely on an assignment. A larger photo in the center bottom shows students seated at desks collaborating with worksheets and materials, and another photo on the right shows a small group of students gathered closely, reviewing a paper together. At the bottom of the graphic, white text reads, “Students explored right triangles through a hands-on activity, cutting and placing triangle pieces to model side length relationships. This interactive lesson kept students engaged, collaborating, and building a deeper understanding!”
Hillcrest Spotlight: Our 3rd–4th grade Husky girls are coding, creating, and building confidence through Girls Who Code! Using the Dash robot, students are learning coding basics with hands-on challenges led by Ms. Fidama.
6 days ago, Crestwood School District
A bright red “Hillcrest Spotlight” graphic highlights a group of third- and fourth-grade girls participating in Girls Who Code. The image shows the students smiling and posing together in a classroom, wearing matching black Girls Who Code shirts, with a digital screen and classroom materials behind them. Text on the graphic explains that the students are coding, creating, and building confidence while learning coding basics through hands-on challenges using the Dash robot, guided by their teacher, Ms. Fidama.

Crestwood School District would like to recognize the start of both Ramadan and Lent. We wish all of our students, staff, and families observing these important seasons a meaningful time of reflection, faith, and community. Ramadan Mubarak and Happy Lent!

6 days ago, Crestwood School District
A dark blue and warm sunset-toned graphic features gold stars scattered across the top and the Crestwood School District logo centered near the top. In gold text, the message reads, “Crestwood School District would like to recognize the start of both Ramadan and Lent. We wish all of our students, staff, and families observing these important seasons a meaningful time of reflection, faith, and community. Ramadan Mubarak and Happy Lent!” In the lower left corner, there is a decorative gold crescent moon with intricate patterns, surrounded by ornate lanterns, small bowls of dates, books, and stars. On the right side, a black silhouette of a cross stands on a hill against a warm orange and blue sunset background.
CHS Spotlight: Congratulations to Mrs. Kocoloski’s Advisory class for winning first place in the Snowcoming Spirit Week door decorating contest! Their creative design was “snow” much fun and perfectly showcased the spirit of Child Care. Great job!
7 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue school-themed graphic titled “CRESTWOOD Spotlight” recognizes a class achievement related to Snowcoming Spirit Week. The word “CRESTWOOD” appears in large white capital letters at the top left, with the word “Spotlight” written below in a yellow script font. On the left side of the graphic, white paragraph text reads, “Congratulations to Mrs. Kocoloski’s Advisory class for winning first place in the Snowcoming Spirit Week door decorating contest! Their creative design was ‘snow’ much fun and perfectly showcased the spirit of Child Care. Great job!” On the right side of the graphic are two photos. The top photo shows a group of students standing indoors behind a table with food items, drinks, and cups, smiling and posing together in a classroom or school space. The bottom photo shows a group of students posing in a hallway in front of a decorated door with a winter and snowman theme, along with several young children seated on the floor nearby, suggesting a child care setting. At the bottom of the graphic, large yellow capital letters read “CHILD CARE CLASS,” with light effects and starburst accents on the blue background.
Riverside Spotlight: At RMS, excellence takes many forms. It may be reflected in improved attendance, positive behavior, academic growth, a strong work ethic, or a positive attitude that lifts others up. Excellence can also be seen in students who show kindness, creativity, and character each day in our halls. Congratulations to the more than 150 students who were honored for demonstrating excellence in our school community!
8 days ago, Crestwood School District
A green school spotlight graphic titled “RIVERSIDE Spotlight” highlights an event called the “RMS EXCELLENCE LUNCHEON.” The word “RIVERSIDE” appears in large white capital letters at the top left, with the word “Spotlight” written below in black script font. The graphic includes five photos showing students and staff gathered in a school cafeteria or classroom setting with green table coverings. In the photos, staff members stand and read from papers while students sit at tables, listen, and receive certificates or recognition. At the bottom, large white capital letters read “RMS EXCELLENCE LUNCHEON.” Below that, smaller white text reads, “At RMS, excellence takes many forms. It may be reflected in improved attendance, positive behavior, academic growth, a strong work ethic, or a positive attitude that lifts others up. Excellence can also be seen in students who show kindness, creativity, and character each day in our halls. Congratulations to the more than 150 students who were honored for demonstrating excellence in our school community!” The design includes light flare accents in the corners of the green background.
All schools in the Crestwood School District will be closed on Monday, February 16th and Tuesday, February 17th due to mid-winter break. See you at school on Wednesday, February 18th! Stay safe and warm!
9 days ago, Crestwood School District
A winter-themed announcement graphic with a light blue snowy background and frosted pine branches displays a school closure notice. Centered text reads, “All schools in the Crestwood School District will be CLOSED on Monday, February 16th and Tuesday, February 17th due to mid-winter break. See you back at school on Wednesday, February 18th!” The word “CLOSED” appears in very large dark blue capital letters in the center. At the bottom left is the Crestwood School District logo featuring a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” At the bottom center, additional text reads, “Stay safe and warm!” The overall design includes falling snow effects and a snowy landscape along the bottom edge.
CHS Spotlight: Craft Club spread the love last week! Students got creative making beautiful Valentine’s Day designs using colorful tissue paper. We love seeing creativity, collaboration, and heart in action!
11 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue school-themed graphic titled “CRESTWOOD Spotlight” highlights a student activity called “CRAFT CLUB.” The word “CRESTWOOD” appears in large white capital letters at the top left, with the word “Spotlight” written beneath it in a yellow script font. Below that, large yellow block letters read “CRAFT CLUB.” The graphic includes three photos of students and adults working on crafts in a classroom setting. One photo in the top right shows several students seated at desks using craft supplies such as scissors, glue, and pink tissue paper decorations. Another photo on the lower left shows two people seated closely together working on a pink tissue paper craft, with one person holding a pencil and the other arranging materials. A third photo on the lower right shows two students seated at desks working on craft projects, surrounded by scissors, glue, and tissue paper pieces. At the bottom of the graphic, white text reads, “Craft Club spread the love last week! Students got creative making beautiful Valentine’s Day designs using colorful tissue paper. We love seeing creativity, collaboration, and heart in action!”
Today we celebrate the 100th Day of School! One hundred days of learning, growing, and achieving together. We are proud of the hard work our students and staff have shown so far this year and look forward to all that we will accomplish in the days ahead.
11 days ago, Crestwood School District
A green chalkboard-style celebration graphic reads “HAPPY 100th DAY OF SCHOOL!” with the number “100” displayed in large gold balloon-style numbers and “th” written in small gold script at the top right of the number. The words “HAPPY” and “DAY OF SCHOOL!” appear in large white chalk-like letters across the top and middle of the graphic. Below the text are three photos showing groups of elementary students and staff celebrating the 100th day of school. The left photo shows a large group of children seated on a colorful classroom rug with a United States map design, with adults standing behind them. The middle photo shows students and staff standing behind a large pyramid stack of red and blue cups. The right photo shows a group of children wearing festive hats and sitting in front of large gold “100” balloons, with staff members standing to the side. Along the bottom of the graphic are three school logos: on the left, a circular logo reading “HIGHVIEW Hawks” with a hawk mascot; in the center, a circular logo reading “HILLCREST Huskies” with a husky mascot; and on the right, a circular logo reading “KINLOCH Koalas” with a koala mascot.
Hillcrest Spotlight: Families joined Principal Saad for a Coffee Talk on M-STEP testing. Staff shared how students are preparing in class and tips to support learning at home. View the presentation in English and Arabic:https://tinyurl.com/4swnzhey
12 days ago, Crestwood School District
A red-themed school spotlight graphic titled “HILLCREST Spotlight” features photos and text about a parent meeting. The word “HILLCREST” appears in large white capital letters at the top left, with the word “Spotlight” written underneath in large black script font. Below the title, black text reads, “Families joined Principal Saad for a Coffee Talk focused on what to expect for M-STEP testing. Staff shared how students are being prepared in class, and our Numeracy Coach and Reading Interventionist provided helpful tips for supporting learning at home.” The graphic includes three photos showing families and staff gathered in a school library or media center. One large photo on the upper right shows a group of adults seated at tables facing a presentation screen while a speaker stands at the front of the room. Two smaller photos at the bottom show additional views of the meeting, with parents sitting at tables, staff members standing and talking, and bookshelves visible in the background. Across the bottom of the graphic, large black text reads, “3RD/4TH GRADE MEETING WITH PARENTS.” The design includes bright light flare effects in the top right and bottom right corners.
Congratulations to the National Honor Society inductees. Your dedication to scholarship, leadership, service, and character has earned you this well-deserved recognition. We are proud of your hard work and commitment to making a positive impact at Crestwood and in our community.
12 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue congratulatory graphic celebrates student achievement with large white text at the top reading, “Congratulations 2026 NHS Inductees.” In the center is a wide photo of a stage ceremony where a large group of students dressed in formal attire stand behind tables labeled “National Honor Society,” each holding a lit candle and raising one hand, as part of an induction ceremony. Below the photo, white text reads, “Congratulations to our 2026 National Honor Society inductees. Your dedication to scholarship, leadership, service, and character has earned you this well-deserved recognition. We are proud of your hard work and commitment to making a positive impact at Crestwood and in our community.” At the bottom center of the graphic is the circular National Honor Society emblem displaying the words “Scholarship Leadership Service Character” around the logo. Yellow accent lines appear near the top and bottom edges of the design.
At the February 10th board meeting, Mona Hijazi was appointed to fill the school board vacancy. Welcome Mrs. Hijazi! We are looking forward to working with you!
12 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue gradient welcome graphic announces a new board member for the district. In the top left, yellow script text reads “Welcome.” Large white capital letters on the left side read “CRESTWOOD SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE.” Below, inside a blue rectangle with yellow text, the name “Mona Hijazi” is displayed prominently. In the top right corner is the Crestwood School District circular logo featuring a tree and the words “Crestwood School District” and the slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” On the right side of the graphic is a professional headshot of a smiling woman with long brown hair wearing a black top and blazer against a neutral background.
CHS Spotlight: Thank you to everyone who supported the NHS Blood Drive. With the help of our students, staff, and community, we collected 29 pints of blood, which can potentially help save over 87 lives. We appreciate everyone who donated and helped make a difference.
13 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue promotional graphic titled “Crestwood Spotlight” features multiple photos highlighting a school blood drive. The word “CRESTWOOD” appears in large white capital letters at the top, with the word “Spotlight” written below it in a yellow script font. The collage includes several photos: two adult women seated at a table smiling, one giving a thumbs-up, both wearing red bandages on their arms; a smiling teenage boy standing indoors wearing a black “Los Angeles” T-shirt with a red bandage on his arm; two teenage boys sitting on the floor together, both wearing red bandages and smiling at the camera; and a teenage girl seated at a table smiling while holding a pencil, with another student sitting behind her. Text on the left side of the graphic reads, “Thank you to everyone who supported the NHS Blood Drive. With the help of our students, staff, and community, we collected 29 pints of blood, which can potentially help save over 87 lives. We appreciate everyone who donated and helped make a difference.” Along the bottom of the graphic, large yellow text reads “NHS BLOOD DRIVE,” accompanied by red blood drop icons and a red heartbeat line graphic running horizontally across the bottom.
Count Day plays a major role in school funding, and the number of students in attendance directly impacts the resources we receive. Please make every effort to have your student at school and on time, TOMORROW, Wednesday, February 11th unless they are not feeling well.
14 days ago, Crestwood School District
A graphic with a classroom background announces “February 11th is Count Day” in large white and yellow text on a blue diamond shape. Below, a white text box explains that Count Day is extremely important for school funding because the number of students present directly impacts the amount of funding the schools receive, and encourages families to ensure students attend school unless they are not feeling well. Along the bottom are multiple school logos, including Crestwood School District and individual building logos.
Hillcrest Spotlight: Families gathered for a First Grade Parent Information Session to learn about i-Ready growth, homework expectations, upcoming field trips, and ways to get involved. Parents also had the opportunity to ask questions and connect with the first-grade team and reading interventionist as students prepare to finish the year strong. Here is the link to the presentation: https://tinyurl.com/2rtheet8
15 days ago, Crestwood School District
A red “Hillcrest Spotlight” graphic highlights a First Grade Parent Information Session held at Hillcrest. The design features multiple photos of families seated at tables in a school library while staff members present information on a screen. The text explains that families gathered to learn about i-Ready growth, homework expectations, upcoming field trips, and ways to get involved, and that parents had the opportunity to ask questions and connect with the first-grade team and the reading interventionist as students prepare to finish the year strong.
Count Day plays a major role in school funding, and the number of students in attendance directly impacts the resources we receive. Please make every effort to have your student at school and on time, this Wednesday, February 11th unless they are not feeling well.
16 days ago, Crestwood School District
A graphic with a classroom background announces “February 11th is Count Day” in large white and yellow text on a blue diamond shape. Below, a white text box explains that Count Day is extremely important for school funding because the number of students present directly impacts the amount of funding the schools receive, and encourages families to ensure students attend school unless they are not feeling well. Along the bottom are multiple school logos, including Crestwood School District and individual building logos.
Reminder! There will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 9th due to staff Professional Development. We look forward to seeing all students back on Tuesday, February 10th!
16 days ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District graphic shows a large green chalkboard being held up by two hands. Across the top of the image are several school logos, including the Crestwood School District logo in the center. The chalkboard text reads, “Just a Reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on Monday, Feb. 9th due to staff Professional Development. See you on Tuesday, February 10th!” The background includes faint math symbols and classroom-style markings.
Hillcrest Spotlight: So proud of our Huskies! Our January Power of the Paw Award winners were caught showing empathy and making our school community stronger, and our January iReady Husky Achievers are working hard and showing incredible growth!
17 days ago, Crestwood School District
A bright red graphic titled “Hillcrest Spotlight” features a group photo of elementary-aged students standing in a classroom and holding certificates. The students are arranged in rows, smiling and facing the camera, with computers and classroom materials visible in the background. Text on the graphic explains that the January Power of the Paw Award recipients were recognized for showing empathy and helping make the school community stronger, with bold text at the bottom reading “January Power of the Paw Award.”
A bright red “Hillcrest Spotlight” graphic features a group of elementary students standing together in a classroom and holding certificates. The students are smiling and facing the camera, with classroom computers, desks, and windows visible behind them. Text on the image celebrates Husky pride and recognizes the students for strong growth and progress in their learning pathways, highlighting them as the i-Ready Husky Achievers for January.