Meet Betsy Knott, an Occupational Therapist at our Early Childhood Center, whose patience and collaboration helped a preschool student find his rhythm. When the team noticed daily overstimulation patterns, they didn't wait for a crisis—they created a proactive sensory break routine that gave this young learner the tools to self-regulate and communicate his needs. This is what happens when educators stay curious, stay consistent, and trust that the right support will unlock real growth.
1 day ago, Crestwood School District
A purple graphic titled "EARLY CHILDHOOD Spotlight" appears at the top left, with the word "Spotlight" in yellow script over a translucent gray rectangle. The center of the graphic features the headline, "WHEN ONE STUDENT'S BREAKTHROUGH BECAME A TEAM WIN," in large white capital letters, with decorative quotation marks in the upper right. Below the headline, a horizontal white line separates the story, which reads: "We started taking a preschool student to the sensory room for 10-minute calming breaks before he'd become overstimulated each day. Within weeks, he was eagerly grabbing our hands when break time arrived and dragging the stool to the swing himself. That ownership told us everything." In the bottom right corner, the quote is attributed to BETSY KNOTT, Occupational Therapist, Crestwood Early Childhood Center. The background is a purple gradient with subtle light effects in the corners.
What does inclusion look like when it starts early? Zainab Aljashee, GSRP associate teacher at Crestwood Early Childhood Center, witnessed it firsthand this year as preschoolers naturally welcomed classmates who looked or learned differently into their play. No prompting. Just friendship. This is the foundation we're building across Crestwood, one classroom at a time. When we prioritize belonging from the very beginning, our youngest learners show us what's possible.
8 days ago, Crestwood School District
A promotional graphic titled “EARLY CHILDHOOD Spotlight” features an overhead photograph of preschool students participating in a collaborative art activity. The words “EARLY CHILDHOOD” appear in large white capital letters on the upper left side of the graphic, with the word “Spotlight” written beneath in large yellow script over a semi-transparent gray rectangle. In the upper right corner, white text reads: “ZAINAB ALJASHEE” followed by “GSRP Associate Teacher” and “Crestwood Early Childhood Center.” The main photograph shows several preschool children seated and kneeling around a long sheet of white paper spread across the classroom floor. The children are creating artwork together using paint and brushes, with colorful blue, red, and pink brushstrokes, handprints, and drawings covering the paper. Children are positioned around all sides of the mural, each contributing to the shared artwork. Classroom furniture, shelving, and learning materials surround the activity, creating the feel of an active early childhood classroom focused on creativity and collaboration. Across the bottom of the photograph, large white capital letters read: “WHAT PRESCHOOLERS TAUGHT ME” with “ABOUT INCLUSION” displayed directly below in large white capital letters. The bottom third of the graphic is a light purple panel containing centered white text that reads: “I saw inclusion take root in our preschool classroom the moment students began naturally inviting classmates who looked or learned differently to join their play. No prompting needed. They simply saw a friend, not a difference.” The overall design combines a candid classroom photograph with bold typography and purple and yellow accent colors to celebrate Zainab Aljashee and highlight how young children naturally demonstrate inclusion, friendship, and belonging in the preschool classroom.
What happens when families step into the classroom and see learning in action? Lead Teacher Leila Abuhadma at Crestwood Early Childhood Center created family involvement experiences that celebrated the completion of each study, inviting families to witness their children's growth firsthand. The result: families became true partners in education, students felt celebrated, and trust between school and home deepened. This is the kind of intentional connection that strengthens our entire Crestwood community.
15 days ago, Crestwood School District
A promotional graphic titled “EARLY CHILDHOOD Spotlight” features a photograph of a family engagement activity taking place inside a preschool classroom. The words “EARLY CHILDHOOD” appear in large white capital letters on the left side of the image, with the word “Spotlight” written across the bottom in a large yellow script font. Near the top center is a circular headshot outlined in yellow of a woman wearing a light-colored hijab. To the right of the headshot, white text reads: “LEILA ABUHADMA” followed by “GSRP Lead Teacher” and “Crestwood Early Childhood Center.” The background photograph shows several adults and young children gathered around a large rectangular classroom table participating in a hands-on activity together. Adults are seated alongside children, helping them with paper crafts and classroom materials spread across the table. One child sits facing the camera while other children and adults are viewed from the side or behind. The classroom contains colorful educational materials, shelving filled with books and toys, learning posters, cubbies, and backpacks hanging along the wall, creating a welcoming early childhood learning environment. A wide purple banner spans the bottom portion of the graphic. In large white capital letters, the headline reads: “FAMILIES BECOME PARTNERS IN LEARNING.” Below the headline, centered white text states: “When families feel welcomed and understand what is happening in the classroom, they become true partners in their children's education. The joy and feedback from families showed me that connection matters.” The overall design combines the classroom photograph with bold typography and purple and yellow accent colors to highlight an early childhood teacher spotlight focused on family engagement in education.
Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a safe and joyful Independence Day.

In observance of Independence Day, all Crestwood School District schools and District Offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd.
18 days ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District Independence Day announcement featuring patriotic colors and American flag graphics, wishing the community a safe holiday and sharing a district closure notice. The graphic has a dark navy blue background with stylized American flags draped across the upper left corner and extending along the top edge. Decorative blue halftone patterns appear in the upper left and lower right corners, reinforcing the patriotic theme. Centered near the top, large white text reads: HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY 4TH OF JULY Below the headline is the Crestwood School District logo. Centered beneath the logo, the message states: "Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a safe and joyful Independence Day." A second paragraph provides an important schedule reminder: "In observance of Independence Day, all Crestwood School District schools and District Offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd." The overall design uses red, white, and blue colors with clean typography and patriotic imagery to celebrate Independence Day while informing the community of the district's holiday closure.
Saherah Shahin, GSRP Relief Aide and SACC Paraprofessional at Crestwood Early Childhood Center, knows that even our youngest learners thrive when trusted to explore and create. By designing an inventor-focused activity this year, Saherah gave preschoolers the freedom to build, design, and share their work with pride. This is exactly the kind of student-centered approach that strengthens engagement and confidence across all grade levels in our district.
22 days ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District Early Childhood Spotlight graphic highlighting Saherah Shahin, a GSRP Relief Aide and SACC Paraprofessional at the Crestwood Early Childhood Center, and celebrating the value of hands-on learning in early childhood education. The graphic features a soft lavender-purple background with subtle light effects and decorative quotation marks in the upper right corner. In the upper left, large white text reads: EARLY CHILDHOOD Spotlight The word "Spotlight" appears in a gold script font over a translucent banner. Centered on the graphic is a bold white headline: REAL LEARNING THROUGH HANDS-ON INVENTION Below the headline, separated by a thin white line, the featured quote reads: "We grew creativity, confidence, and pride in our preschool learners by giving them the freedom to build and invent through hands-on play. Real learning is possible when students are trusted to explore, create, and take ownership of their own ideas." In the lower right, the featured staff member is identified: SAHERAH SHAHIN Below her name, smaller white text reads: GSRP Relief Aide/SACC Paraprofessional Crestwood Early Childhood Center The design focuses entirely on the inspirational message, using clean typography and a calming color palette to emphasize the importance of creativity, exploration, and student ownership in early childhood learning.
Summer Hours: All elementary schools and Riverside Middle School will be closed for summer bond work starting June 25th. Crestwood High School will be open, Tuesday-Thursday from 9AM -1PM. The Crestwood School District Board Office will be open from 7AM - 3PM June 25 to July 31.
29 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background displays a schedule notice. Text reads: "Summer Hours starting June 25th." Schools will close June 25th for summer work. Crestwood High School will open Tuesday-Thursday, 9 AM-1 PM.
In observance of Juneteenth, all Crestwood School District schools and district offices will be closed on Friday, June 19th.
about 1 month ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District announcement graphic recognizing Juneteenth Freedom Day. The graphic features a black background with the Crestwood School District logo centered near the top. Large white text in the middle reads: “JUNE TEENTH” “FREEDOM DAY” Below, smaller white text states: “FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2026” Along the right side of the graphic is a vertical arrangement of heart-shaped designs in the Pan-African colors of red, gold, green, and black. The hearts vary in size and create a colorful decorative border. At the bottom, a message reads: "In observance of Juneteenth, all Crestwood School District schools and district offices will be closed on Friday, June 19th." The graphic serves as an informational holiday announcement honoring Juneteenth, commemorating freedom and the end of slavery in the United States while notifying families, students, and staff of the district closure.
Happy Summer! Thank you to our students, families, and staff for an incredible school year. We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer. Enjoy the break, make memories, and we'll see you on August 24th!
about 1 month ago, Crestwood School District
A cheerful summer-themed graphic from Crestwood School District features a bright beach scene with a gradient sky that fades from turquoise blue at the top to a light sandy tone near the horizon. The bottom portion of the graphic is covered with textured golden sand. Large watercolor-style palm trees frame the image, with one tall palm tree on the left and another on the right. Additional palm fronds extend inward from the upper corners. At the top center is a stylized sun with golden rays. Inside the sun is the Crestwood School District logo, which features a tree with roots and the words “Crestwood School District” surrounding it, along with the slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” Centered in the middle of the graphic is large dark blue script text that reads: “Hello Summer.” The word “Hello” appears above the much larger word “Summer.” Below the greeting is a message in large dark blue serif text that reads: “We hope you have a safe and relaxing summer full of memories with family and friends! See you back at school on August 24th!” The overall design creates a warm, welcoming summer vacation theme through the use of palm trees, sunshine, sandy beach imagery, and a friendly message wishing students, families, and staff a safe and enjoyable summer break.
FREE Summer Activity Boxes are back from the Dearborn Heights Library! Boxes are delivered right to your home and include crafts, coloring activities, and more. Register by June 21: https://www.dhlibrary.org/event-details/summer-activities-boxes-2
about 2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful promotional flyer from the Dearborn Heights Library advertises a summer children’s program. The background is light blue and is framed on all four sides by large, brightly colored pencil illustrations in shades of green, yellow, orange, blue, purple, pink, and red, with the sharpened pencil tips pointing inward toward the center of the page. At the top center, small dark blue text reads: “Dearborn Heights Library.” Below that, large coral-red text reads: “Summer Activity Boxes.” Under the title, dark blue text states: “Registration: Monday, June 1 - Sunday, June 21, 2026” and “Drop-off: Monday, July 13 - Monday, July 27, 2026.” In the center of the flyer is an illustration of a red gift box with orange ribbon. The lid is open and colorful streamers and confetti are bursting out of the box. Beneath the illustration is a block of dark blue text that reads: “Our summer activity boxes are back again this summer! The activity boxes are free and will be home delivered. Each family will receive a basic supplies box, and each child will receive a box containing several crafts and a science activity. The boxes are geared toward elementary ages, but older and younger children will likely enjoy them as well. Registration is required. Beginning Monday, June 1 you may register online through our website at dhlibrary.org or call us at 313-791-3813.” Near the bottom center is the circular Dearborn Heights Library logo in blue and white. The logo contains the text “DHLIBRARY.ORG” and “DEARBORN HEIGHTS LIBRARY” around an illustration featuring a clock tower, buildings, and curved lines. In the lower left corner, dark blue text reads: “Caroline Kennedy Library, 24590 George Street, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127, 313-791-3800.” In the lower right corner, dark blue text reads: “John F. Kennedy, Jr. Library, 24602 Van Born Road, Dearborn Heights, MI 48125, 313-791-6050.” The overall design is bright, child-friendly, and educational, using colorful pencil borders and a gift box graphic to promote the library’s free Summer Activity Boxes program.

In observance of Eid al-Adha, all schools and district offices will be closed on Tuesday, May 26th. Students have no school on Wednesday, May 27th due to staff professional development. We wish all members of our community celebrating this occasion a joyful and meaningful holiday. Eid Mubarak!

about 2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A dark blue holiday graphic decorated with hanging lanterns, stars, and a crescent moon that reads “Happy Eid al-Adha Mubarak.” The Crestwood School District logo appears near the bottom. The message explains that all schools and district offices will be closed on Tuesday, May 26 in observance of Eid Al-Adha. It also notes that students will have no school on Wednesday, May 27 due to staff professional development. The graphic concludes by wishing members of the community celebrating the holiday a joyful and meaningful Eid.
This Memorial Day, Crestwood School District honors and remembers the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. All schools and district offices will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of the holiday.
about 2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A dark blue graphic with a patriotic theme. At the top center is the Crestwood School District logo featuring a tree and the words “Crestwood School District” with the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” Above the logo are five white stars arranged in an arc. On both the left and right sides of the image are stylized American flags with gold eagle finials at the top of the flagpoles. In the center, large white text reads “MEMORIAL DAY,” with smaller white text below that says “REMEMBER & HONOR.” Beneath this, a paragraph in white text reads, “This Memorial Day, Crestwood School District honors and remembers the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.” At the bottom, additional white text reads, “All schools and district offices will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of the holiday.”
Our 2026 Art Show was an incredible celebration of creativity, talent, and the arts across Crestwood School District! From amazing student artwork to outstanding musical performances, it was a night to remember. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event such a success!
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful promotional graphic titled “2026 Art Show” appears at the top in very large dark blue letters with white outlines against a watercolor-style background splashed with pastel paint colors including pink, blue, yellow, and green. The poster contains several photographs from a school art show event arranged in rounded rectangular and circular frames with blue or red borders. On the left side of the poster near the bottom are illustrated paintbrushes standing upright in a cup with watercolor paint splashes around them. The upper left photograph shows five women and one young child standing together smiling inside a classroom. Behind them is a bulletin board with the words “Crestwood Early Childhood Center.” One woman is holding a small child. The group appears happy and posed for the picture. The upper right photograph shows a long hallway filled with student artwork displayed on black backing paper along both walls. Many pieces are pencil drawings and colorful abstract works. Several children and adults walk through the hallway viewing the artwork. A circular photo in the middle left shows a blonde woman in a white outfit speaking with two women and several children while looking at colorful student artwork displayed on a green wall behind them. The artwork includes brightly colored drawings and paintings arranged in rows. The large rectangular photograph in the lower middle shows a crowded school hallway lined floor to ceiling with colorful student artwork. Families, children, and adults are walking through the hallway looking at the displays. Some children are seated at a table on the right side working on activities. Near the bottom right corner is a circular photo bordered in red showing two smiling women standing in front of a colorful backdrop that reads “Crestwood ART SHOW.”
A colorful poster titled “2026 Art Show” appears across the top in very large dark blue letters with white outlines against a pastel watercolor background splashed with pink, blue, yellow, green, and purple paint effects. The poster contains several photographs of children posing with artwork from a school art show event. At the bottom are seven circular school logos displayed in a row. On the left side is a large vertical photograph showing a smiling young girl in a pink hoodie being lifted into the air by a man wearing sunglasses on his head and a gray shirt. Behind them is a brightly colored wall filled with abstract student artwork featuring rainbow-colored patterns, zigzags, and geometric shapes. Near the top center is a rectangular photograph of a smiling young girl with long dark hair wearing a black shirt. She stands beside a display board and points to her artwork, which includes colorful drawings mounted on pastel paper. At the top right is a vertical photograph of a smiling young boy wearing glasses and a white shirt. He points upward toward a wall display of snowman-themed artwork made from painted shapes in black, orange, white, and purple. In the center is a circular photograph bordered in dark blue showing a girl wearing a dark headscarf and a brown sweatshirt with the number “91” on the front. She points toward colorful artwork behind her featuring rainbow-colored concentric circles and candles. At the lower center is a rectangular photograph of a smiling boy wearing glasses and a light blue long-sleeve shirt. Behind him is colorful student artwork, including a three-dimensional craft made of colorful strips radiating outward from a heart shape. On the lower right side is a tall vertical photograph showing a young boy standing beside a wall covered floor to ceiling with colorful artwork featuring repeated skull-like cartoon faces and bright patterns. He wears a denim jacket over a white outfit and smiles while pointing toward the artwork. Across the bottom of the poster are seven circular school or district logos. From left to right, the logos include a blue and yellow “C,” a green “Rivers” logo, a purple “C.E.C.C Caterpillars” logo with a cartoon caterpillar, the Crestwood School District logo with a tree and the words “Your Future, Our Focus,” a yellow “Highview Hawks” logo with a hawk illustration, a red “Hillcrest Huskies” logo with a husky dog illustration, and a blue “Kinloch Koalas” logo with a koala illustration. The entire poster uses a bright artistic watercolor theme with splashes of paint surrounding the photos and logos.
A colorful promotional poster titled “2026 Art Show” appears at the top in very large dark blue letters outlined in white against a pastel watercolor background with splashes of pink, blue, green, and yellow paint. Black musical notes and flowing music staff lines curve across the top and bottom portions of the poster, emphasizing a music theme. The poster contains three large photographs showcasing student music performances during the art show. The upper left photograph shows a group of students dressed mostly in black standing on a stage in front of a blue curtain, performing as a choir. A conductor stands in front of them facing the students with their back to the audience. Audience members are seated in rows of chairs in the foreground watching the performance. A projected screen with faint text appears behind the choir. The upper right photograph shows a group of students seated in a circle outdoors or in a school courtyard area participating in a percussion performance using blue plastic buckets as drums. Some students wear red shirts while others wear black or white clothing. An adult instructor sits in the middle speaking or directing the group. Behind them is a school building window with large lettering that partially reads “OF THE” and “RIVERSIDE.” A bright sign in the background reads “WORLD” and “Our Student of the Time!” with a globe illustration. The lower left photograph shows a student jazz band performing outside on a grassy area next to a sidewalk. Students are seated with music stands and instruments including saxophones, guitars, keyboards, and drums. A sign in front of the band reads “Crestwood Jazz Band.” Trees, grass, and part of a school building are visible in the background. Centered along the bottom of the poster is a paragraph of dark blue text that reads: “Our talented music students helped make the Art Show even more special with incredible performances throughout the evening! The CHS Jazz Band, RMS Choir, and Hillcrest Music Club all serenaded guests and showcased the amazing talent within Crestwood’s music programs.” The overall design features artistic watercolor paint splashes and decorative musical note graphics throughout the layout.
TODAY IS THE DAY! The 2026 Crestwood School District Art Show will be on Thursday, May 14th from 5:30–7:00 PM at Riverside Middle School. Featuring student artwork from across the district, this event is open to all families and community members. We hope to see you there!
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A flyer with a soft, artistic background featuring pastel brushstrokes in light yellow, blue, and cream tones, along with illustrated art supplies around the edges such as paintbrushes with colorful paint, pencils, a globe, books, a beaker, music notes, and a palette. At the top, black text reads, “Riverside Middle School is hosting the 2026 Crestwood School District Art Show,” with “Art Show” displayed prominently in large bold black letters and underlined. Below that, the event details read, “Thursday, May 14th 5:30-7:00 PM Riverside Middle School (C Hall),” followed by smaller text that says, “featuring artists from Crestwood, Riverside, Hillcrest, Kinloch, Highview, and the Early Childhood Center.” At the bottom, large black text reads, “Friends and Family Welcome!”
Join us for the Community Bazaar on Friday, May 15 from 6–8 PM at Riverside Middle School! Shop student vendors and support a great cause, with proceeds benefiting the Amity Foundation. Cash only. We hope to see you there!
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A decorative pastel-colored flyer announces a “COMMUNITY BAZAAR” in large bold dark brown letters centered inside a cream-colored sign with green trim and stitched-style border details. The background features a light green gingham pattern with hand-drawn leafy branches and small decorative stars and dots around the border. Below the title are six illustrated information boxes arranged in two rows. The first box contains a calendar illustration and text reading “FRIDAY MAY 15.” The second box shows a clock and reads “6-8 pm.” The third box includes a location pin icon and states “RIVERSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM AND CAFETERIA.” The fourth box displays an illustration of cash with the words “CASH ONLY.” The fifth box shows a small vendor stand with plants and baskets and reads “STUDENT VENDORS.” The sixth box features a hand holding a heart and states “DONATED TO AMITY FOUNDATION.” Along the bottom of the flyer are small illustrated icons representing different bazaar offerings and activities, including a decorated henna hand, a plate with utensils, jewelry displays, a blue Earth-themed shirt, an artist’s paint palette with brush, and a teddy bear sitting inside a decorated cardboard box. Decorative dotted divider lines and small colored circles separate the icons. The overall design uses soft pastel shades of green, cream, yellow, lavender, blue, and peach with a hand-drawn, welcoming community style.
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY! The 2026 Crestwood School District Art Show will be on Thursday, May 14th from 5:30–7:00 PM at Riverside Middle School. Featuring student artwork from across the district, this event is open to all families and community members. We hope to see you there!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A flyer with a soft, artistic background featuring pastel brushstrokes in light yellow, blue, and cream tones, along with illustrated art supplies around the edges such as paintbrushes with colorful paint, pencils, a globe, books, a beaker, music notes, and a palette. At the top, black text reads, “Riverside Middle School is hosting the 2026 Crestwood School District Art Show,” with “Art Show” displayed prominently in large bold black letters and underlined. Below that, the event details read, “Thursday, May 14th 5:30-7:00 PM Riverside Middle School (C Hall),” followed by smaller text that says, “featuring artists from Crestwood, Riverside, Hillcrest, Kinloch, Highview, and the Early Childhood Center.” At the bottom, large black text reads, “Friends and Family Welcome!”
Thank you to all of our participants and sponsors who made the first annual Crestwood School District Autism Walk a success! Your support made a difference. We can’t wait to see everyone again next year!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A blue graphic with colorful puzzle pieces scattered along the top and bottom borders and the Crestwood School District logo centered at the top, featuring a tree and the words “Crestwood School District” with the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” In the center, large white text reads “THANK YOU CRESTWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTISM WALK PARTICIPANTS & SPONSORS,” with multicolored handprints layered behind the words “THANK YOU.” On the left side near the top is a circular photo of two children sitting at a table, one wearing a headscarf and smiling, and another wearing a black shirt, both indoors. On the right side near the top is another circular photo showing a child standing next to a costumed mascot dressed like a knight holding a sword in a gymnasium with “Crestwood Chargers” visible in the background. Across the bottom half are several rectangular photos: one on the left shows a group of adults and young children walking together in a gym; another below it shows a group of older students and adults dressed in various costumes, including a knight and other themed outfits; the center photo shows a group of adults and a child standing together in a gym holding items such as balloon creations; and the right photo shows three young girls smiling and holding balloon animals or balloon flowers. Below the photos, white text reads “SPONSORED BY:” followed by sponsor logos including “Taystee’s Burgers,” “It’s Just Custard Company,” “Blue Hands United for Autism,” “The Balloon Guys,” and “Inkorporate Graphics.”
A blue graphic with colorful puzzle pieces scattered along the top and bottom and the Crestwood School District logo centered at the top, showing a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” The graphic is a collage of multiple photos from an event held in a school gymnasium. At the top left is a circular photo of two young women holding balloon creations, one wearing a red sweatshirt and the other a light blue hoodie. In the top center is a rectangular photo of children and adults participating in activities in a gym with “Crestwood Chargers” visible on the wall in the background. At the top right is a circular photo of a woman and a child posing with a knight mascot. Along the middle and bottom sections are several rectangular photos bordered in bright colors. One shows a young child giving a high-five to the knight mascot. Another shows a group of police officers standing next to the mascot. A central photo shows three adults smiling together, one wearing a blue shirt that reads “Kinloch.” Another image shows people interacting at a table with balloon art. A small bottom-center photo shows a group of adults seated at a table. On the right side, another photo shows three women smiling and holding balloon creations, one wearing a shirt that says “Accept Autism.” At the bottom of the graphic, white text reads “SPONSORED BY:” followed by sponsor logos that read “Taystee’s Burgers,” “It’s Just Custard Company,” “Blue Hands United for Autism,” “The Balloon Guys,” and “Inkorporate Graphics.”
RAIN WON'T STOP US! We have moved the Autism Walk to INSIDE Crestwood High School. Enter in through door 31A in the student parking lot TODAY, 4/18. Registration begins at 9 AM and the walk is from 9:30-11:00AM. All are welcome!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful flyer announcing Crestwood’s 1st Annual Autism Walk, decorated with puzzle piece graphics. The event is on Saturday, April 18 from 9:30–11:00 AM and will be held indoors at Crestwood High School, 1501 N. Beech Daly Road, with entry through Door 31A in the student parking lot. The flyer invites the community to walk in support of Autism Awareness Month, celebrate, advocate, and raise money for students with autism. A suggested donation of $5 per participant will support autism classrooms. Registration takes place from 9:00–9:30 AM at CHS, and the first 100 participants will receive Crestwood swag. It notes that all ages and fitness levels are welcome. Sponsors listed include JJ’s Custard Company, The Balloon Guys, Blue Hands United for Autism, and Taystee’s Burgers. Contact emails are provided for questions.

TODAY IS THE DAY! Join us for Crestwood School District’s 1st Annual Autism Walk TODAY, 4/18, from 9:30–11 AM at the CHS track. This event supports our Autism classrooms and celebrates Autism Awareness Month. A $5 donation is suggested; registration begins at 9 AM. All are welcome.

3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful event flyer with a light gray background and scattered puzzle piece graphics in blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. At the top, a yellow banner reads “Join us for…” followed by large bold blue text that says “CRESTWOOD’S 1ST ANNUAL AUTISM WALK.” In the upper right corner is the Crestwood School District logo, showing a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” Below the title, the event details read “SATURDAY APRIL 18TH 9:30-11:00AM.” To the right, it says “ON THE TRACK AT: CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1501 N BEECH DAILY RD.” A paragraph underneath states, “Walk with us for Autism Awareness Month! We would love for Crestwood community to join us to celebrate, advocate, and raise money for our students with Autism!” Another line reads, “Suggested donation of $5 per participant, all proceeds will support our Autism classrooms!” Further down, smaller text says, “Registration will be from 9:00-9:30 on the day of the event at CHS. The first 100 registrants will recive Crestwood swag!” To the right in large script text it reads, “All ages and fitness levels are welcome!” Near the bottom, a section labeled “SPONSORED BY:” appears above several logos, including “It’s Just Hair Company,” “The Balloon Guys,” “Blue Hands United for Autism,” and “Taystee’s Burgers.” At the very bottom, contact information reads, “QUESTIONS EMAIL RPOLLACK@CSDMI.ORG OR ASCHANKOWSKI@CSDMI.ORG .” The lower portion of the flyer has a large yellow semicircle shape behind the sponsor logos and text.
Arabic translation of: A colorful event flyer with a light gray background and scattered puzzle piece graphics in blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. At the top, a yellow banner reads “Join us for…” followed by large bold blue text that says “CRESTWOOD’S 1ST ANNUAL AUTISM WALK.” In the upper right corner is the Crestwood School District logo, showing a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” Below the title, the event details read “SATURDAY APRIL 18TH 9:30-11:00AM.” To the right, it says “ON THE TRACK AT: CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1501 N BEECH DAILY RD.” A paragraph underneath states, “Walk with us for Autism Awareness Month! We would love for Crestwood community to join us to celebrate, advocate, and raise money for our students with Autism!” Another line reads, “Suggested donation of $5 per participant, all proceeds will support our Autism classrooms!” Further down, smaller text says, “Registration will be from 9:00-9:30 on the day of the event at CHS. The first 100 registrants will recive Crestwood swag!” To the right in large script text it reads, “All ages and fitness levels are welcome!” Near the bottom, a section labeled “SPONSORED BY:” appears above several logos, including “It’s Just Hair Company,” “The Balloon Guys,” “Blue Hands United for Autism,” and “Taystee’s Burgers.” At the very bottom, contact information reads, “QUESTIONS EMAIL RPOLLACK@CSDMI.ORG OR ASCHANKOWSKI@CSDMI.ORG .” The lower portion of the flyer has a large yellow semicircle shape behind the sponsor logos and text.
THIS SATURDAY! Join us for Crestwood School District’s 1st Annual Autism Walk on April 18th from 9:30–11 AM at the CHS track. This event supports our Autism classrooms and celebrates Autism Awareness Month. A $5 donation is suggested; registration begins at 9 AM. All are welcome.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful event flyer with a light gray background and scattered puzzle piece graphics in blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. At the top, a yellow banner reads “Join us for…” followed by large bold blue text that says “CRESTWOOD’S 1ST ANNUAL AUTISM WALK.” In the upper right corner is the Crestwood School District logo, showing a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” Below the title, the event details read “SATURDAY APRIL 18TH 9:30-11:00AM.” To the right, it says “ON THE TRACK AT: CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1501 N BEECH DAILY RD.” A paragraph underneath states, “Walk with us for Autism Awareness Month! We would love for Crestwood community to join us to celebrate, advocate, and raise money for our students with Autism!” Another line reads, “Suggested donation of $5 per participant, all proceeds will support our Autism classrooms!” Further down, smaller text says, “Registration will be from 9:00-9:30 on the day of the event at CHS. The first 100 registrants will recive Crestwood swag!” To the right in large script text it reads, “All ages and fitness levels are welcome!” Near the bottom, a section labeled “SPONSORED BY:” appears above several logos, including “It’s Just Hair Company,” “The Balloon Guys,” “Blue Hands United for Autism,” and “Taystee’s Burgers.” At the very bottom, contact information reads, “QUESTIONS EMAIL RPOLLACK@CSDMI.ORG OR ASCHANKOWSKI@CSDMI.ORG .” The lower portion of the flyer has a large yellow semicircle shape behind the sponsor logos and text.
Arabic translation of A colorful event flyer with a light gray background and scattered puzzle piece graphics in blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. At the top, a yellow banner reads “Join us for…” followed by large bold blue text that says “CRESTWOOD’S 1ST ANNUAL AUTISM WALK.” In the upper right corner is the Crestwood School District logo, showing a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the tagline “Your Future. Our Focus.” Below the title, the event details read “SATURDAY APRIL 18TH 9:30-11:00AM.” To the right, it says “ON THE TRACK AT: CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1501 N BEECH DAILY RD.” A paragraph underneath states, “Walk with us for Autism Awareness Month! We would love for Crestwood community to join us to celebrate, advocate, and raise money for our students with Autism!” Another line reads, “Suggested donation of $5 per participant, all proceeds will support our Autism classrooms!” Further down, smaller text says, “Registration will be from 9:00-9:30 on the day of the event at CHS. The first 100 registrants will recive Crestwood swag!” To the right in large script text it reads, “All ages and fitness levels are welcome!” Near the bottom, a section labeled “SPONSORED BY:” appears above several logos, including “It’s Just Hair Company,” “The Balloon Guys,” “Blue Hands United for Autism,” and “Taystee’s Burgers.” At the very bottom, contact information reads, “QUESTIONS EMAIL RPOLLACK@CSDMI.ORG OR ASCHANKOWSKI@CSDMI.ORG .” The lower portion of the flyer has a large yellow semicircle shape behind the sponsor logos and text.
The 2026 Crestwood School District Art Show will be on Thursday, May 14th from 5:30–7:00 PM at Riverside Middle School. Featuring student artwork from across the district, this event is open to all families and community members. We hope to see you there!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A flyer with a soft, artistic background featuring pastel brushstrokes in light yellow, blue, and cream tones, along with illustrated art supplies around the edges such as paintbrushes with colorful paint, pencils, a globe, books, a beaker, music notes, and a palette. At the top, black text reads, “Riverside Middle School is hosting the 2026 Crestwood School District Art Show,” with “Art Show” displayed prominently in large bold black letters and underlined. Below that, the event details read, “Thursday, May 14th 5:30-7:00 PM Riverside Middle School (C Hall),” followed by smaller text that says, “featuring artists from Crestwood, Riverside, Hillcrest, Kinloch, Highview, and the Early Childhood Center.” At the bottom, large black text reads, “Friends and Family Welcome!”