Do You Love Berwyn? We
do. We are a young & growing community nine miles west of downtown Chicago. We believe that collaboration among
students, staff, parents and community members is essential to providing an exceptional learning environment for our children.
We are united to promote stronger community involvement in our schools.
Berwyn is in a unique position to embrace its diverse community as a way to help
our students learn to be citizens of the world, while at the same time promoting quality education that prepares them to succeed
in the 21st century. Our existing school boards and school administrators are working hard to provide the best possible
education for our children, but they can't do it alone.
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About C.A.R.E.S. Berwyn C.A.R.E.S. (Citizens Aligned
to Renew Education for Students) is an organization created to unite residents interested in renewing and sustaining an enthusiasm,
interest and passion for the education system in Berwyn. Learn More.
It’s Berwyn
CARES Membership Renewal Time! Help us make sure that your voice is heard on issues of importance to the school
districts. Annual membership dues help defray administrative costs and fund annual student
and teacher grants. Click here to choose your membership level and join today! What Has CARES Accomplished This Year?
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Best Ever Spring Concert! Thanks
to the 100+ residents and sponsors who supported our Spring FUNdraising Concert at The Garv Inn.
New
Scholarships Announced CARES congratulates our six scholarship recipients graduating from
Morton West and headed to college this fall. Meet the Winners.
CARES
Comments on D201 Budget Cuts The challenges at Morton are representative of what is happening
in education throughout the State and point to the need for new ideas and input. Read the Press Release.
CARES Surveys
Superintendents Fulfilling our commitment to keep communication open with
the districts and keep parents informed, CARES queried the superintendents on test scores and school rank. Learn More!
Berwyn Challenge A Success! Berwyn public
schools are underfunded compared to surrounding communities. CARES was able to fund $4000 in classroom
projects in Jan 2010. Learn About Our Winners.
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