Illinois Congress of Parents Teachers

Madison Elementary School offers classes in language arts, mathematics, science, social science, and health and physical education. The school s curriculum includes art, music and foreign languages. It provides academic programs and extracurricular activities to more than 400 students in kindergarten through grade five. Madison Elementary School offers various special education classes for talented and gifted students. The school s facilities include a playground, cafeteria, computer lab and classrooms. Its library includes a collection of textbooks, storybooks, magazines, picture dictionaries, and fiction and nonfiction books. Madison Elementary School is located in Hinsdale, Ill. The school is a part of Community Consolidated School District 181.

Prospect School offers various academic and cocurricular programs. It provides various services, including special education and gifted education. Its curriculum is associated with the Illinois Learning Standards. The school has more than 20 classrooms, a gymnasium, multipurpose room, media resource center and room for group instructional programs. It is spread over an area of more than 55,000 square feet. It also provides special education programs to students with disabilities. Its special education programs include an assessment matrix, checking fluency scales of oral reading, and district literacy assessment and documentation. Additionally, the school offers Martin Luther King Day celebrations, Thanksgiving Day ceremonies and institute day programs. Prospect School is located in Clarendon Hills, Ill.

The Hinsdale Historical Society, established in 1975, is dedicated to preserving and promoting the history and architecture of Hinsdale, Illinois. Through its extensive archives and collections, the Society engages the community by sharing the rich stories of the village's past. In addition to housing valuable historical artifacts, the Society rehabilitates and maintains three significant historic properties: the Hinsdale History Museum, Immanuel Hall, and the R. Harold Zook Home and Studio. The organization relies on the support of volunteers and donors to continue its mission of bridging the past, present, and future for generations to come. Generated from the website