Yorkville, IL|News|
District 115 Misses Several AYP Marks
Yorkville joins a multitude of school districts throughout Illinois who did not make adequate yearly progress as defined by the federal No Child Left Behind Act.

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Yorkville joins a multitude of school districts throughout Illinois who did not make adequate yearly progress as defined by the federal No Child Left Behind Act.

In honor of the upcoming Veterans Day, here are a few programs being held in Lemont.
The Eisenhower Junior High Athletic Booster Club’s annual fall fundraiser begins at 7 p.m. Friday at Arabian Nights Farm in Willowbrook.
The heating and air conditioning business, formerly of North Aurora, will host a grand opening ceremony at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8 at its new location, 2284 Cornell Ave.
In connection with November being Diabetes Awareness month, the Lemont Lions Club will host a benefit beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday, at Front Street Cantina.
Last year, Darien resident Nijole Dargis was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She and her husband, Liu, have since gotten involved with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.
Five-year-old contest winner Jack Russo will get to trick-or-treat with Kane County Cougars mascot Ozzie tonight.
Zoe Kuecker, 10, will perform in the Christian Youth Theater's production of 'Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr.'
Yorkville's Rosati’s Pizza will host Nashville recording artist and host of RFD TV's "Beyond Rodeo" Susie Dobbs for its inaugural Halloween costume party Saturday night.
During the inaugural Sleep Out, about 200 Aurora University students and employees will take donations of food and clothing to the Hesed House homeless shelter, and sleep outdoors overnight on the campus quadrangle.
Halloween is just around the corner. Looking for a way to celebrate the season? Lemont has you covered.
During the inaugural Sleep Out, about 200 Aurora University students and employees will take donations of food and clothing to the Hesed House homeless shelter, and sleep outdoors overnight on the campus quadrangle.
Sports groups hold their own despite challenges.
The Hinsdale South High School fall production, Noises Off, begins Thursday.
Send your Whiz Kid nominations to steven.jack@patch.com
The event takes place from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in downtown Lemont, and will include a costume parade and contest, haywagon rides, trick-or-treating and more.
Every Tuesday, we'll shine the spotlight on a deserving kid from our region. Do you know an extraordinary kid deserving of some praise? Send your nominations to editor Andre Salles at andre.salles@patch.com.
In the coming years, Yorkville High School students will have the option of taking Introduction to Philosophy, Journalism and Publication Production, and honors German classes.
Martellen's Dress & Bridal Boutique, 220 Main St., has opened up in the former home of All About the Dress.
This year some of the most popular kids costumes include Super Mario, Angry Birds, vampires, zombies and witches.