- Monday, March 13: Blue Day
- Tuesday, March 14: Gold Day
- 7 p.m. | PA Parent Ed Event
- Wednesday, March 15: Blue Day
- Spring Drill Day
- Thursday, March 16: Gold Day
- 10 a.m. Late Arrival for Students
- Friday, March 17: Blue Day
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Interact Service Club Blood Drive
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Wednesday, March 22 |
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7 a.m.-2:30 p.m. |
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Lyceum |
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The Interact Service Club is sponsoring the bi-annual Vitalent Community Blood Drive on Wednesday, March 22, 2023 from 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the Lyceum.
Students at least 16 years old with a parent permission form as well as faculty and staff are invited to participate.
Sign up during lunch periods at the corner of State and Madison.
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GBS Model UN Trivia Night
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Tuesday, April 18 |
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6-8:30 p.m. |
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Lyceum |
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The GBS Model UN team is hosting a trivia night open to all Glenbrook South students, families, and teachers/staff to support future travel costs and pay for supplies for their conference.
Teams do not have to be an expert in international relations or world diplomacy to enter, as the event will feature general trivia.
Space is limited, and teams of three to six individuals are encouraged to register as soon as possible. Registration is suggested at $10 per person and will be collected at the door.
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2023 GBS PA Distinguished Teacher Award Nominations
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Students, do you have a favorite teacher? Is there a teacher who positively impacted you and your classmates? Would you like to see this teacher recognized at the annual Honors and Awards Ceremony? Now is your chance to nominate them!
The Glenbrook South Parents Association is accepting nominations for the 2023 Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award starting Monday, February 20. The award is designed to recognize exceptional teachers who generously give their time, share their passions and expertise, and improve lives.
To learn more about the process and requirements, visit the GBS Distinguished Teacher webpage.
Nominations are now open and can be submitted online by Friday, March 17, 2023.
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GBS PA Parent Education: Current Trends in Adolescent Substance Use
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Tuesday, March 14 |
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7 p.m. |
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Join us for the the next Parent Education event of the year! On Tuesday, March 14, the GBS Parents Association will host Erin Tegge, Prevention Director at Peer Services. Erin will be speaking on Current Trends in Adolescent Substance Use including:
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- Overview of current trends of alcohol, vaping, and other drugs
- Signs and symptoms of use
- How parents can support their teens
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This event will be held in-person in the GBS Lyceum, and online using the webinar information below. We hope you'll join us in person to more fully participate in the questions and discussion to follow the presentation.
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Did you know the Illinois Department of Labor (IDOL) requires all workers under the age of 16 to obtain a work permit?
If a student needs a work permit, they can obtain one through the GBS student services office, which issues permits on IDOL's behalf. To learn more about the process and to get started, visit the minor work permits webpage.
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CATCH Lunch & Learn: Is My Kid Ok?
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Tuesday, March 21 |
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Noon |
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When our kids are struggling with their mental health, they may not have the skills to explain their challenges. Instead, they often send a message through their behavior.
Join us and learn about the early signs and how to support your child.
Speaker: Jodi Salata, ALMFT, Cutting Edge Counseling
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