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2 | August 9, 2018 | 22nd century media education Guide 

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Children are spending 

long periods of time looking 

down at their phones, 

tablets and laptops. Looking 

at these devices pulls 

the head forward, slouching 

the upper back and 

shoulders, causing strain 

on the neck. Muscle 

spasms, chronic shoulder 

tightness, headaches and 

even neurological numbness 

and tingling that radiates 

into the arms and 

hands are common symptoms. 

Text neck can lead 

to serious, lifelong problems, 

like severe postural 

changes, herniated discs 

and early-onset arthritis, 

but it is easily preventable. 

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Here are some ways to 

posture assessment, more for children 

prevent text neck: 

• Hold one’s phone at eye 

level. Leaning one’s 

head forward just 30 

degrees puts 40 pounds 

of force on your neck. 

Over time, this causes 

excessive strain to the 

neck muscles and pressure 

on the small joints 

of the cervical spine 

leading to neurological 

symptoms and pain. All 

screens should be high 

enough that your eyes 

meet the middle of the 

screen. 

• Take rest breaks. Children 

are not moving enough. 

I tell my patients to set 

an alarm, put the device 

away and get up every 

30 minutes. In a world 

where there is an app for 

everything, we need to 

be encouraging our children 

to get up and move. 

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the American Academy 

of Pediatrics state that 

children should have no 

more than two hours of 

sedentary screen time 

daily. Limit screen time 

for children by taking 

simple steps of suggesting 

to go outside and 

take a walk, garden, play 

with friends or family 

members, or walk the 

dog. 

• Have good posture. Sitting 

up straight with 

your shoulders and head 

back requires strong core 

muscles. Most people do 

not use these muscles 

enough throughout the 

day to keep them strong, 

so specific exercises are 

necessary to strengthen 

the abdominals and upper 

back muscles. 

• Care for your neck. 

Stretching and strengthening 

the muscles of the 

neck can help avoid stiffness 

and pain. To stretch 

the upper trapezius, lean 

your head to one side, 

trying to touch your ear 

to shoulder and hold 30 

seconds. Repeat on the 

other side. Chin tucks 

can help strengthen the 

deep neck flexors that 

weaken with a forward 

head posture. Try lying 

on your back, tuck your 

chin back (give yourself 

a double chin) and hold 

10 seconds. The progression 

of these exercise 

should be safely taught 

under the guidance of a 

physical therapist. 

Smartphones are not going 

away, but we can be 

smarter about how we use 

them. Teach your children 

how to look at their phone 

with a neutral spine and 

avoid spending long hours 

on their device. If anyone 

is concerned about their 

neck posture, or they are 

already having symptoms, 

schedule an evaluation 

with a physical therapist. 

TheraCORE offers complimentary 

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22nd century media | August 9, 2018 | 3 

Learning, faith at the forefront 

at St. Jude Parish School 

St. Jude Parish School 

in New Lenox has entered 

a new phase in its 60-plus 

year journey in guiding the 

spiritual, academic, emotional 

and social growth 

and development of our 

next generation of students 

in grades preschool 

through eighth-grade. 

St. Jude’s mission continues 

to be to provide a 

superior Catholic education 

based on the teachings 

of Jesus Christ to help the 

students acquire strong academic 

skills and become 

spiritual leaders. We provide 

rigorous instruction to 

meet the needs of our 21st 

Century learners. 

Instructional methods 

are updated continuously 

based on the latest academic 

research. Curriculum is 

implemented to address the 

needs of all the students in a 

differentiated learning environment, 

all while adhering 

to the Catholic and Illinois 

State Learning Standards. 

The success of our students 

can be seen through 

their consistently high performance 

on standardized 

tests, high school entrance 

exams, scholarships awarded, 

academic competitions, 

and honor roll. The professional 

and experienced St. 

Jude faculty also takes pride 

in providing not only to the 

academic growth of our students, 

but also to development 

of the whole person. 

St. Jude offers instructional 

and competitive volleyball 

and basketball for 

boys and girls. Other activities 

include, band, guitar, 

school choir, crochet 

club, small engines class, 

STEM activities, reading 

incentives, Battle of the 

Books and science fair. 

Of course, central to our 

faith-based learning community 

is the participation 

of the students in many 

service-related projects 

and parish activities. St. 

Jude students belong to 

the Helping Hands Club, 

which participates in many 

service-related activities 

throughout the year, 

such as volunteering at 

the soup kitchen, making 

ornaments, visits to veterans 

home residents and 

collecting food for food 

drives. 

Each school day begins 

with a school-wide prayer 

and emphasizes developing 

as servant leaders. One 

day a month is a Focus Day, 

which the students devote 

time, talents and treasures 

to a charity or community 

group. Students are prepared 

for their sacraments 

not only by their class but 

by the school community 

as a whole. Students prepare 

and celebrate mass 

together on a weekly basis 

and participate in various 

prayer services throughout 

the year. 

Technology at St. Jude 

is at the forefront of developing 

strong 21st Century 

learners. Students use a 

fully equipped computer 

lab and each classroom 

has an updated Smart 

Board. Students in grades 

5-8 participate in a oneto-one 

laptop program, 

and a class set of iPads are 

available for grades K-4. 

School staff uses the latest 

educational programs to 

enhance instruction, such 

as Discovery Education, 

Edmodo and Dojo. Our junior 

high students produce 

a daily podcast that reports 

information about school 

and parish events, news, 

student-related discussion 

topics and more. 

Our new pastor, Father 

Robert Basler, is committed 

to the role our school 

plays in the parish and is a 

strong advocate to our parish 

school. He can be seen 

frequently visiting and 

interacting in the school 

and guiding our students 

in their spiritual development. 

Our new principal, Mrs. 

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lifelong commitment to 

Catholic education and 

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15 years of experience in 

teaching in all grades from 

preschool through college 

age. Together along with 

a strong school staff and 

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As school nears, remember to advantage of the library’s offerings 

As students head back to 

school, the Mokena Community 

Public Library District encourages 

parents and students to stop in and 

see what their library has to offer. 

“Our library provides students 

with the tools they need to succeed,” 

Executive Director Cathy 

Palmer said. 

Resources at the Mokena library 

are available to anyone 

who has a library card. Students 

can turn to the library for reference 

materials and services that 

support academic achievement. 

The library houses thousands of 

titles in print, a large collection 

of eBooks and numerous online 

subscription databases available 

in the library and remotely. The 

library selected these online resources 

for you, so people know 

they can trust that the information 

is accurate. Students can 

access free reference resources 

24/7 online at www.mokenali 

brary.org. They will have access 

to literary criticism, science and 

technology, language courses, 

readers’ advisory and much 

more. These resources include 

Gale Virtual Reference Library 

with more than 300 research 

books and Tutor.com for students 

in grades K-12 and college 

students. Access to Tutor.com is 

available 10 a.m.-10 p.m., seven 

days a week. Explore the many 

ways the library can help find the 

answers anyone may need. 

Come check out the exciting 

technologies at the library for 

STEAM education. Our 3-D 

printer class teaches participants 

to create objects designed on a 

computer and print them out using 

3-D printing technology. The 

virtual reality computer allows 

users an interactive learning 

experience. Learners can travel 

the solar system or be shrunk 

down to microscopic levels and 

explore the human body using 

the VR station. The library also 

meets a wide range of other 

technology needs of the student 

with internet and Wi-Fi access, 

public computers, printers, Wi- 

Fi printing, scan station and an 

Intel Reader to assist those with 

dyslexia or others who may need 

assistance with reading. 

The library also has numerous 

programs and activities for 

students throughout the year. By 

providing school-age children 

with engaging programs and 

amazing collections, students 

from all backgrounds become 

excited and enthusiastic readers. 

This school year, we encourage 

students to open the door to a 

world of possibilities and sign up 

for a library card today. We are 

also promoting reading to newborns, 

infants and toddlers with 

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten. 

This program does encourage 

parent and child bonding 

through reading. 

Submitted by the Mokena Community 

Public Library District, 11327 

195th St. in Mokena. For more 

information, call (708) 479-9663 or 

visit www.mokenalibrary.org. 

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St. Mary’s students rank above national average 

St. Mary Catholic 

School, located at 11409 

195th St. in Mokena, invites 

families with children 

entering 3-year-old 

preschool through eighth 

grade to experience a welcoming 

learning environment 

that provides a foundation 

for future learning, 

faith-infused curriculum 

and lasting friendships. 

Benefits of a learning 

community focused on 

academics, faith and family 

St. Mary School is a 

vibrant and welcoming 

Catholic school, serving 

students in preschool 

through grade 8. Since 

1949, teachers have been 

providing an extraordinary, 

personalized learning 

environment, allowing 

each student to achieve 

their full potential. As a 

result, St. Mary students 

continue to consistently 

perform above the national 

average on standardized 

tests. Eighth-grade students 

receive academic 

scholarships to Catholic 

high schools based upon 

their high performance on 

entrance exams. 

“As parents, we have an 

obligation to provide our 

children with education, 

love and support,” stated 

Molly Gaus, St. Mary 

School board president and 

Mokena resident. “Since 

we enrolled our daughter 

in St. Mary’s, she has been 

academically challenged 

in ways that continue to 

impress us year after year. 

It’s the faith-based, family-centered 

culture, however, 

that we believe have 

allowed her to flourish. 

The St. Mary’s family is 

something special.” 

Exceptional learning 

environment 

St. Mary’s offers 3-yearold 

preschool through 

eighth grade. Visitors are 

always impressed with the 

school’s facilities, which 

include a music room, library, 

computer lab, science 

lab, spacious gymnasium 

and the new STEAM 

(science, technology, engineering, 

art, mathematics 

classroom). 

The STEAM classroom 

allows teachers to bring a 

unique approach of teaching 

to enhance student 

learning and understanding 

of how all things relate 

to each other, in school and 

in life. Unlike other STEM 

programs, St. Mary’s program 

also emphasizes the 

integration of the arts and 

offers more creativity to 

students in the learning 

process. The STEAM program 

and open classroom 

setting allow teachers to 

become more of a facilitator 

than just a lecturer. As 

a result, students are given 

greater choice and learning 

becomes about the process 

instead of the product. 

St. Mary’s also offers a 

1:1 technology program 

that provides each student 

in grades 6-8 with an individual 

iPad, a class set 

of iPads for grades 3-5; 

and grades K-2 have designated 

classroom iPads 

and SMART Boards for 

educational use. Primary 

students also benefit from 

a certified reading specialist 

and teacher aides. 

Learn about numerous 

extracurricular 

opportunities and more 

Students can enjoy 

many after-school programs, 

including band, 

chess, bell choir, youth 

choir, drama club, STEM, 

yearbook, scout groups, 

Student Council, social 

events and an extensive 

athletic program. Before 

and after-school care is 

available for a fee from 

6:45-7:50 a.m. and 2:40-6 

p.m. Bus service is an option 

for those families who 

reside in the Mokena Public 

School District 159 for 

a fee. 

Tuition assistance available 

St. Mary’s offers a special 

Tuition Transfer Grant 

for up to $1,500 per family 

($1,000 in Year 1, $500 

in Year 2) for students 

entering grades 1-7 who 

transfer from any private, 

public, charter or home 

school. Students transferring 

from another Catholic 

school in the Diocese of 

Joliet or neighboring dioceses 

are not eligible. 

Submitted by St. Mary Catholic 

School, 11409 195th St. in 

Mokena. For more information, 

call (708) 326-9330 or 

visit www.stmaryschoolmo 

kena.org. 

OFFERING $1500 TUITION TRANSFER GRANTS 

St. Mary School is offering a Tuition Transfer 

Grant up to $1,500 per family ($1,000 in year 

one, $500 in year two) for students entering grades 

1-7 who transfer from anyprivate*, public,charteror 

home school. 

*Students transferring from another Catholic school in the Diocese of Joliet or neighboring diocese are not eligible. 

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St. Michael School a strong community, wonderful support system 

With more than 600 students 

from Pre-K through eighth 

grade, St. Michael School is a 

leading Catholic, faith-based 

school in the greater Chicago 

area. St. Michael School in Orland 

Park is proud to offer a 

faith-based, competitive and rigorous 

academic education to all 

students. In 2013, St. Michael 

was nationally recognized as a 

Blue Ribbon School, exhibiting 

a continued dedication to higher 

student achievement. 

Over the past two years, St. 

Michael School has made curriculum 

and instruction a primary 

focus. St. Michael School 

remains competitive with the 

surrounding public schools 

while offering a tight-knit community. 

Recently, SMS integrated 

Chromebooks and Google 

Classroom for all students in 

fourth grade and up. In addition, 

the school’s technology center is 

home to 30 HP Business Desktop 

Elite 8300 all-in-one computers. 

Students attend weekly 

sessions on keyboarding, word 

processing, blogging and internet 

safety. Students also learn 

how to research and develop 

multimedia presentations and 

programming. iPads are a large 

part of the technology program 

within the primary grades and 

are used regularly within each 

classroom. 

St. Michael offers a language 

program that requires students to 

study Spanish beginning in kindergarten 

through eighth grade. 

The math program continues to 

utilize blended learning and focus 

on alignment with other core 

subjects and real-world scenarios 

in order to provide a balance, 

as well as a deeper understanding 

of math concepts and skills. 

St. Michael School is expanding 

its reading and writing initiatives 

though the Daily 5, an 

Archdiocese of Chicago national 

certification and the Harvard 

Data Wise program. The teachers 

of St. Michael School continue 

to create innovative and 

engaging ways to learn so all 

students feel comfortable and are 

more likely to advance. 

The community surrounding 

St. Michael School prepares 

students for high school, as well 

as realistic life experiences. St. 

Michael School prides itself on 

producing students who are successful 

and continue to uphold 

the morals and values of the 

Catholic community. 

In addition to an excellent education, 

St. Michael School offers 

a convenient Extended Day 

program and a full-time school 

nurse to meet the needs of each 

student and their family. 

Other school features include 

art and science clubs, robotics 

club, yearbook, mock trial, First 

LEGO League, video club and 

many more. Students interested 

in sports can participate in basketball, 

cheerleading, football, 

golf, soccer and volleyball. 

St. Michael School has a 

strong community that becomes 

a wonderful support system for 

parents and student alike. 

Submitted by St. Michael School, 

14355 Highland Ave. in Orland 

Park. For more information, call 

(708) 349-0068 or visit www.saint 

mike.org.



Ingalls maintains high level of patient care with dedicated doctors 

A common scenario in 

dramatic movie scripts 

begs the question, “Is there 

a doctor in the house?” 

One will have to be more 

specific if they are asking 

for Dr. Rahmani at UChicago 

Medicine Ingalls Memorial. 

Dr. Akbar Rahmani became 

acquainted with Ingalls 

Memorial Hospital 

in the late 1970s as he was 

involved in his endocrinology 

fellowship at Cook 

County Hospital, and he 

joined the Ingalls medical 

staff in 1980. He now 

counts more than three decades 

of ongoing patient 

relationships, and that 

dedication to his patients 

inspired his children in 

their careers. 

Now his son, Kaveh, 

and daughter, Solmaz, are 

practicing primary care in 

Flossmoor and Crestwood 

at Ingalls Family Care 

Centers. They are among 

the swelling numbers of 

Rahmani medical practitioners, 

which includes an 

uncle and aunt, nieces and 

nephews, and a younger 

brother currently in medical 

school. 

A primary care doctor 

is your introduction to 

holistic care and wellness. 

This specialist, board certified 

in internal medicine, 

family practice and pediatrics, 

becomes familiar 

with one’s health history 

and health goals and treats 

one’s episodic health issues, 

preventive health 

needs and coordinates 

one’s care with advanced 

specialists when needed. 

The Rahmani family 

have been Flossmoor 

residents for 35 years, and 

both siblings are graduates 

of Homewood-Flossmoor 

High School. Kaveh graduated 

from Indiana University 

and Solmaz from 

University of Illinois at 

Urbana-Champaign. They 

earned Master of Science 

degrees in biomedical sciences 

and then Doctor of 

Osteopathy degrees from 

Midwestern University. 

As a family practitioner, 

Dr. Kaveh Rahmani has 

the skills and knowledge 

to care for adolescent and 

adult patients. His areas of 

special interest and expertise 

include the treatment 

of diabetes, thyroid disorders, 

sports medicine and 

preventing sports injuries, 

osteoarthritis, nutrition 

and weight loss, and overall 

preventive care. 

Also a board certified 

family practice physician, 

Dr. Solmaz Rahmani 

enjoys caring for every 

member of the family. 

Dr. Rahmani believes in a 

comprehensive approach 

to family medicine and 

emphasizes a proactive 

approach to disease prevention. 

She has a special 

interest in women’s health 

and wellness. 

Ingalls enjoys a reputation 

for quality over the 

past century and built a 

network of outpatient facilities 

conveniently located 

to meet one’s health 

needs in their neighborhood. 

Now as a result of 

a partnership with UChicago 

Medicine, on top of 

that veteran local healthcare 

knowledge layer the 

clinical talent of a highly 

respected academic leader 

in medicine, and the forefront 

of medicine comes to 

the Southland. 

UChicago Medicine Ingalls 

Memorial brings access 

to sophisticated medicine 

unmatched in the area 

to speed one on their way 

back to health and keep 

them on a path of wellness. 

Submitted by Ingalls. For 

more information, call the 

Care Connection info and 

Referral Line at (708) 915- 

CARE(2273) or visit www. 

ingalls.org. 

$35 School 

Physicals 

at Ingalls Care Center 

in Crestwood 

Appointments are preferred. 

Book online at Ingalls.org/InQuicker 

Discounted school, sports and camp physical exams and 

completion of required forms (any required immunizations 

or labs additional). Payment due at time of service. 

4742 Cal Sag Road in Crestwood 

(at Cicero and Cal Sag Road) 

708.915.ASAP (2727) 

Open seven days a week. 

Offer expires August 25, 2018.



Understanding the importance of 

South Suburban Hearing 

Health Center is leading 

the charge in getting older 

adults to have their hearing 

checked, and accepting 

help, if needed. 

The National Institute 

on Deafness and Other 

Communication Disorders 

estimates that nearly 25 

percent of those 75 and 

older have a disabling 

hearing loss. About 26 

million Americans ages 20 

to 69 have high-frequency 

hearing loss due to noise 

exposure. 

New studies indicate a 

link between hearing loss 

and mental decline. For a 

long time, hearing loss has 

getting hearing checks 

been considered a natural 

thing and no cause for 

alarm. But studies from 

Johns Hopkins University 

have found links between 

hearing loss, cognitive decline 

and dementia. That 

means that it may be a 

greater threat than imagined, 

and that measures 

as simple as hearing aids 

could have a huge influence 

on healthy brain 

function. 

In one study involving 

2,000 men and women 

ages 75-84, they’ve found 

that over six years, cognitive 

abilities of those with 

hearing loss declined 30 to 

40 percent faster than in 

people with normal hearing. 

A 2011 study of more 

than 600 adults found that 

those with hearing loss at 

the beginning of the study 

were more likely to develop 

dementia than adults 

with normal hearing. In 

fact, the more severe the 

hearing loss, the more 

likely they were to develop 

dementia; volunteers 

with mild, moderate and 

severe loss were two, three 

and five times more likely 

to develop dementia than 

those with normal hearing. 

Another study by Johns 

Hopkins University found 

accelerated rates of brain 

atrophy in people with impaired 

hearing compared 

with those who had normal 

hearing. In addition, 

they linked hearing loss to 

“deep episodes of stress, 

depression or bad mood,” 

an increased risk of hospitalization 

and an increase 

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Since we collect sound 

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we need to keep the brain 

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auditory system to work 

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If we have hearing loss, 

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Mill Pond takes care of dental needs of families 

Mill Pond Dental is different 

from other practices in the area. 

Dr. Eric Young focuses on the 

fact that Mill Pond “is equipped 

with the latest in dental technologies, 

gentle and thorough examinations, 

and help patients get 

a comfortable dental experience. 

“I’m proud when I hear patients 

say they are now excited 

or less fearful about coming to 

the dentist especially when they 

haven’t seen a dentist in some 

time, or have had a bad experience 

with one in the past,” Dr. 

Young said. 

With the office being open on 

weekends and having flexible 

hours, patients have lots of options 

when looking to schedule an 

appointment or simply drop-in. 

Patients of Dr. Young and his 

staff get high marks for customer 

service and patient care. We 

asked why go to Mill Pond Dental 

and in one five-star review 

Marilyn P. told us it’s because of 

her “totally amazing doctor that 

is very detailed and kind.” And 

that she “loves the assistants, as 

well. Very welcoming from start 

to finish.” 

Others like Michelle S. in her 

five-star review loved that “the 

office staff is well educated and 

guided me through everything,” 

and that Dr. Young “is fantastic 

and worked through my fears. ... 

He is honest, upfront and has a 

gentle touch that eased this fearful 

patient.” 

Working with patients of all 

ages, Mill Pond Dental offers 

comprehensive dental services 

for every member of the family. 

Now accepting all major PPO 

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dental plan, as well as offering 

senior discounts for those without 

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The Lincoln Way Swim Association Gators (LWSA) offers year 

round competitive age-group swimming opportunities where 

every swimmer can strive to reach their full potential. For over 

years, LWSA has been building champions at the 

conference, state, and national levels. 

OPEN HOUSE 

August 15th 

Lincoln Way Central High School 

6:00pm-8:00pm 

SWIM TRYOUTS 

LINCOLN WAY CENTRAL 

August 20th & 21st 

• Ages 5-8 6:00pm 

• 9 and older 7:00pm 

All swimmers are invited to swim at 

Race Night August 22nd 6:00pm 

Please visit our website for registration 

forms, tryout times, and more information 

about the LWSA Gators. 

www.lwsagators.org 

LWSA Gators provide 

family atmosphere on top 

of growing swim skills 

As the Southland’s premier 

swim club, the LWSA 

Gators have been creating 

champions since the year 

2000. With more than 34 

conference titles, the Gators 

are more than just a 

swim team. 

The dedicated coaching 

staff works with swimmers 

of all levels to swim, 

not only as a team, but 

to improve as individual 

swimmers in the pool 

and outside of the pool. 

Swimmers learn proper 

technique, time management 

and sportsmanship; 

all while building life 

long friendships and having 

fun! Because on the 

Gators, children are more 

than just athletes, they’re 

family. 

Those who have ever 

wondered what a swim 

team is all about, or 

whether one’s child is 

ready for a competitive 

club, or just want to learn 

more about the organization, 

come join them in our 

open house on Thursday, 

Aug. 23 at Lincoln-Way 

Central, 1801 E. Lincoln 

Highway in New Lenox, 

anytime between 6-8 p.m, 

to meet the coaches, see 

the team in action and enjoy 

snacks and prizes. 

Those interested should 

mark their calendars now 

to see what being a part 

of the Gator family is all 

about. Those who would 

like to RSVP, please email 

president@lwsagators.org 

and you will be sent a reminder 

email a few days 

before and be entered into 

a drawing to win a prize 

the day of the event. 

LWSA looks forward to 

opening their house in this 

annual event to show the 

community what it’s like 

to be a part of the Gators’ 

team and family. 

Submitted by the LWSA Gators. 

For more information, 

visit www.teamunify.com/ 

Home.jsp?team=illwsa, or 

email president@lwsagators. 

org.



Students can find themselves at Marian Catholic High School 

The high school years are a 

pivotal time in a student’s education 

and development, and 

finding the right fit and the best 

opportunities for one’s child are 

critical at this important stage in 

their life. 

Marian Catholic High School 

in Chicago Heights is the ideal 

choice for providing each facet 

of the educational puzzle to not 

just meet the needs of its students, 

but to provide an environment 

that fosters excellence and 

helps them to rise above and beyond 

expectations. The school’s 

motto this year is “Find Marian... 

Find Yourself,” and with a combination 

of academic, spiritual 

and athletic focus, it produces 

well-rounded, intellectual individuals 

who are well-prepared 

for success in their higher education 

and career endeavors. 

Founded in 1958, Marian 

Catholic High School enjoys a 

rich cultural and geographical diversity, 

drawing outstanding students 

from 71 different zip codes 

in Illinois and northwest Indiana. 

Twice named a Blue Ribbon 

School and one of America’s 

Most Challenging High Schools 

by The Washington Post, Marian 

Catholic has a strong reputation 

for excellence in academics, athletics 

and fine arts. 

Offering a rigorous collegeprepatory 

curriculum that includes 

23 honors classes and 22 

Advanced Placement classes, 

Marian Catholic graduated 97 

AP Scholars in 2017, with 42 

named as Illinois State Scholars. 

More than 90 percent of Marian 

Catholic’s staff holds advanced 

degrees and have an average 

of 20 years of teaching experience. 

Among them are vowed 

religious, published authors, experiences 

professionals, world 

travelers and lifelong devotees 

of Catholic education. Many are 

alumni, and all are dedicated to 

encouraging students to explore 

their professional and personal 

passions. 

Spiritual guidance through 

the values of Marian Catholic’s 

founding congregation, the Dominican 

Sisters of Springfield, 

inspires students to serve in 

multiple ways, from feeding the 

homeless to assisting with Special 

Olympics events to rehabbing 

homes in Appalachia. 

Marian Catholic’s 23 sports 

teams have a strong history of 

competitive excellence. Whether 

a rookie or accomplished player, 

there’s a spot on the field, court, 

course or track for each one. 

Each year, Marian Catholic celebrates 

championship teams and 

individuals at the state level, including 

baseball in 2012, girls 

basketball in 2014, boys diving 

in 2014-2015, girls volleyball in 

2016 and wrestling in 2016. Marian 

is the proud home of several 

NCAA Division I athletes, four 

NFL players and a 2016 Phoenix 

Suns NBA Draft pick. 

Fine arts are a particular point 

of pride at Marian Catholic. 

Since 1980, the school’s nationally 

renowned marching band has 

won the Illinois state championship 

in its class every single year 

and possesses an unprecedented 

seven grand national championships. 

The band has marched in 

the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day 

Parade and Rose Bowl Parade in 

recent years. The award-winning 

speech team has amassed 14 

state championships in the past 

10 years in Group Interpretation, 

Performance in the Round 

and other categories. Theatre and 

choir productions highlight the 

talents of exceptional performers. 

The choir has performed 

at the Illinois State Capitol and 

Carnegie Hall in New York City. 

With more than 40 clubs and organizations, 

Marian Catholic is a 

welcoming environment where 

students can explore interests 

and find their niche. 

Marian Catholic is the only 

high school in the country with 

a four-year leadership program 

in which all students participate. 

Students engage in leadership 

throughout the Marian experience 

in academics, athletics, fine 

arts, band and student government. 

Marian Catholic’s oneto-one 

iPad initiative and new 

STEM program provide students 

with the skills they will need to 

succeed in the future. 

“At Marian Catholic, we are 

fully committed to making sure 

students are prepared for their 

next challenge,” said Tony De- 

Carlo, director of admissions. 

Submitted by Marian Catholic High 

School, 700 Ashland Ave. in Chicago 

Heights. For more information, 

visit www.marianchs.com or 

call (708) 755-7565. 

MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 

OPEN HOUSE DATES: 

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 TH • 6:30PM-8:30PM 

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 TH • 1:00PM-4:00PM 

• 99% College Bound Attending 113 Colleges and Universities in 

29 States and Abroad. 

• 97 AP Scholars, 2 National Merit Scholars, 2 Commended Scholars 

• 23 Honors Courses and 22 AP Courses Offered 

Teaching Scholars 

with a Soul 

MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 

700 ASHLAND AVENUE, CHICAGO HEIGHTS, IL 60411 

www.marianchs.com | 708.756.9770 

Follow Marian Catholic 

Find Marian... 

Find Yourself



• Test scores significantly above 

national norms 

• 20% more class time than other 

local schools 

• Smaller class sizes 

• Differentiated instruction with 7:1 

faculty student ratio 

• State-of-the-art computer lab & 

SMART® Boards in every classroom 

• Award-winning speech, drama & 

chess programs 

Put FAITH 

in your future! 

Be it known to all who enter here that Christ is the 

reason for this school: the unseen but ever present 

teacher in its classes; the model of this facility; the 

inspiration of its students. 

• Before and aer school care 

• Sacrament preparation in 2nd & 

8th grades 

• Additional classes in Spanish, 

Latin, Fine Arts, Logic, Nutrition & 

more 

• 3 year old Pre K through 8th grade. 

• STEM Lab, Engineering & Robotics, 

Computer Science & more 

More than two decades 

of excellence at Noonan 

Elementary Academy in Mokena 

Noonan Elementary 

Academy is a private, independent 

school with a classical, 

Catholic curriculum. 

Faith formation was the 

inspiration for, and continues 

to be, the purpose of the 

school. Founded in 1995 by 

Roberta and Joseph Noonan, 

the academy has grown 

from a few dozen families 

to nearly 400 students enrolled 

in preschool through 

eighth grade. 

Dr. Roberta “Bobbie” 

Noonan said, “As the 

founder of Noonan Academy, 

I found it my vocation 

to help guide children 

spiritually and provide 

the best educational experience. 

It is here, in this 

school, where students 

will develop a foundation 

needed to lead a successful 

and fulfilling life. It is a 

privilege to open the minds 

and hearts of children to 

the love of Christ. And I 

am proud to say Noonan 

Academy offers students 

both a superior education 

and the support of a warm, 

Catholic community.” 

The academy, located in 

Mokena, recognizes that 

each child is unique. The 

school is committed to providing 

each student with 

an individualized plan for 

educational success and 

the structure for development 

of the complete person 

— mind, body and 

spirit. Noonan Academy 

maintains an environment 

that is a catalyst to learning. 

It has a teacher-to-student 

ratio and various resources 

that allow the gifted, average 

and at-risk students to 

maximize their potential. 

Noonan distinguishes itself 

by providing the most classroom 

time, smaller class 

sizes, the broadest curriculum, 

extensive extracurricular 

activities and a culture 

that fosters strong character 

formation and spiritual 

growth. 

Students at Noonan 

Academy, on average, attend 

school 185 full days 

per year. This combined 

with an extended school 

day translates into as much 

as 30 more days per year 

or 20 percent more classroom 

time than that of 

other local schools. By the 

time students graduate, 

they will have benefited 

from nearly two additional 

years of instruction. Also, 

Noonan offers before- and 

after-school day care. 

Noonan Academy’s dedication 

to the overall wellbeing 

of children is evident 

in its rigorous health and 

safety programs, which include 

reverse osmosis water 

system, HEPA filters in 

the furnaces, high-shock 

absorption flooring in the 

gymnasium and a very detailed 

nutrition policy that 

encourages healthy choices 

by disallowing foods containing 

excessive sugar, 

artificial sweeteners, colors 

and flavoring, or any other 

chemical additives. 

Limited students are 

still being accepted for 

the 2018-2019 school 

year; registration forms 

are available on the school 

website. 

Submitted by Noonan Elementary 

Academy, 19131 

Henry Drive in Mokena. 

For more information or to 

schedule a visit, call (708) 

749-8988. Those interested 

can also learn more at www. 

noonanacademy.org. 

REGISTER TODAY! 

Limited Spaces Available 

19131 Henry Drive – Mokena, IL 60448 

(708)479-8988 

www.noonanacademy.org



Gym-Kinetics brings more to the table 

with 7,000-square-foot expansion 

It’s that time of year 

again when Gym-Kinetics 

starts getting busy, and it 

will be a new experience 

for many of the past customers. 

All customers will be 

able participate in the No. 

1 gymnastics program in 

the area in a newly renovated 

24,000 square-foot 

facility. Gym-Kinetics recently 

expanded the facility 

by 7,000 square feet 

with state-of-the-art equipment. 

No where in the 

south suburbs will one find 

a better-equipped facility 

or a better-staffed facility 

for the sport of gymnastics. 

Those who are a beginner 

gymnast or a seasoned 

veteran, this South 

Side gymnastic facility is 

the place to be. 

Gym-Kinetics gets national 

recognition for its 

competitive program but 

its recreational program is 

one of the most successful 

programs you will find 

anywhere in the country. 

At Gym-Kinetics, one 

will find a vast schedule 

for children of all ages 

and ability levels. Momand-tot 

classes along with 

preschool-age classes are 

offered conveniently in the 

mornings, as well as classes 

in the early evening 

and on Saturdays. Those 

looking for introductory 

classes for girls and boys, 

or more advance classes, 

they are offered in the late 

afternoon or early evening, 

as well as Saturdays. 

The sport of ninja is 

here! A very popular ninja 

program is offered daily for 

boys and girls. Those who 

might have visions of his 

or her little one competing 

in the sport of gymnastics 

some day, look no further. 

Gym-Kinetics has had hundreds 

of state, regional and 

national champions, and 

most recently had one of 

its teams ranked as high as 

16th in the country. Those 

who are wanting to try the 

sport of gymnastics for 

the first time or wanting 

to further his or her child’s 

talents in a safe, clean environment, 

Gym-Kinetics is 

the place to be. 

Submitted by Gym-Kinetics, 

19220 Ridge Drive in Mokena. 

For more information, 

call (708) 479-6969 or visit 

www.gymkinetics.com. 

Now Hiring 

Instructors 

CALL FOR INFO 

GYM-KINETICS 

GYMNASTICS 

REGISTER NOW! 

SESSION STARTS AUGUST 20 TH 

• Baby Gym 

• Mom & Mini 2yr. Olds 

• 3yr. Old Mini Gymnastics 

• 4 & 5yr. Old Mini Gymnastics 

• Beginner Girls Gymnastics 5-6yr. & 7-11yr. Olds 

• Advanced Beginner Girls 

• Boys gymnastics 

• Ninja Zone 

• Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced 

Tumbling 

19220 Ridge Dr., Mokena, IL 60448 

708-479-6969 • www.gymkinetics.com 

$ 

10 OFF New 

Student Registration 

New students only. 

Gym-Kinetics • Mokena 

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers or 

prior registration. Some restrictions apply. 

Call for details. Exp 9/30/18



AChrist-centered community intent on restoring God’s world. 

Southwest Chicago 

Christian Schools 

Oak Lawn Tinley Park Preschool -8th Grade 

Biblical Worldview 

STEM K-12 

FineArts 

Choir&Band 

Theater 

Fully Accredited 

For more information: 

www.SWChristian.org 708.388.7656 

Chicago 

Christian 

HighSchool 

OpenHouses 

10/14, 1:45pm 

11/15, 6:45pm 

Shadow Days 

Athletics-10/19 

STEM -11/16 

Fine Art-11/30 

Serving Studentswith a 

Wide Range of Abilities 

BusTransportation 

Before &After Care 

All Faculty are Certified 

Diverse Community 

Palos Heights 9th-12th 

Chicago Christian 

High School 

Tinley Park 

&Oak Lawn 

Open House 

11/27, 9am 

FREEMorning 

of Preschool 

11/27, 

9-11am 

High School 

College Prep 

Dual Credit &AP 

Classes 

17+IHSASports 

21+ Clubs & 

Organizations 

Providing ahigh quality, Christian education for over acentury. 

STEM curriculum 

unmatched at Chicago 

Christian schools 

Chicago Christian High 

School in Palos Heights 

and Southwest Chicago 

Christian Schools (Preschool–eighth-grade; 

Tinley 

Park and Oak Lawn) 

have been serving southwest 

Chicagoland for more 

than a century. 

These schools have 

long been known for their 

Christ-centered education. 

But they also excel in preparing 

students for the future 

with their top-quality 

academics. For example, 

they have partnered with 

Project Lead the Way, 

a nationally acclaimed 

STEM program. PLTW 

and the College Board 

work together to create a 

joint program to encourage 

student participation 

in science, technology, 

engineering and math, or 

STEM courses, and build 

their interest in STEM degrees 

and careers. The program 

leverages the success 

of the College Board’s 

Advanced Placement Program 

and Project Lead the 

Way’s applied learning 

programs. 

The STEM program 

begins in kindergarten at 

Southwest Chicago Christian 

Schools. The PLTW 

Launch Program (kindergarten–fifth 

grade) immerses 

these young students 

in hands-on activities 

and projects, and problems 

that build upon one another 

and relate to the world 

around them. The students 

engage in critical and creative 

thinking, build teamwork 

skills and learn to try 

and try again when facing 

challenges. And they keep 


School 

Open Houses: 1:45 p.m. 

Sunday, Oct. 14; 6:45 p.m. 

Thursday, Nov. 15 

Shadow days are 

available at the student’s 

convenience with a special 

day focused on STEM on 

Friday Nov. 16 

the students engaged with 

exciting topics, including 

constructing a rescue 

method for a trapped zoo 

animal and proposing 

methods to prevent the 

spread of diseases. 


Christian School – 

Tinley Park and Oak 

Lawn 

Open House and free 

morning of preschool: 9 

a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27. 

In middle school, the 

PLTW Gateway Program 

illuminates the range of 

paths that students can 

look forward to in high 

school and beyond. The 

Please see stem, 15



SS. Cyril & Methodius School students learn 

together through faith, kindness, service 

For more than 130 years, SS. Cyril 

& Methodius School in Lemont has 

provided area students from PreK-3 

through Grade 8 with the opportunity 

to receive an outstanding Catholic 

education. Graduates go on to a variety 

of local high schools, are placed 

in advanced classes and receive 

scholarships based on both academics 

and service. 

The school’s academically challenging 

program is enhanced through 

physical education, Spanish, technology, 

art and music. Classroom 

teachers departmentalize, providing 

students the opportunity to work with 

different teachers who have endorsements 

in their assigned subject areas. 

Along with the academic program, 

our students have the opportunity to 

be involved with a variety of extracurricular 

programs. SSCM has a 

dynamic athletic program offering 

basketball and volleyball. Students 

can also participate in newspaper, 

Student Council, National Junior 

Honor Society, choir, band, robotics 

and chess on a regular basis. 

During the year, there is also a 

talent show and a spring musical. 

SSCM also offers both a before- and 

after-school program, along with 

a uniform recycling program. Students 

living in Lemont are eligible 

to receive bus service from the local 

school district, as well. 

The facilities offer wireless technology 

and smart boards in all of the 

classrooms. There is a 1:1 program 

for the junior high, Chromebooks in 

our computer lab and four Chromebook 

carts located throughout the 

school. Textbooks are updated on a 

regular basis and available online, 

along with homework and grading. 

SSCM has an outstanding faculty 

and staff committed to meeting individual 

needs and who are involved 

each year in a variety of professional 

growth opportunities. Through professional 

development, teachers 

have the chance to stay current in 

best practices for education. SSCM 

teachers work together on a variety 

of “teams” to help provide extra 

events and opportunities within each 

classroom. Teacher assistants are 

available and help the classrooms in 

a variety of ways. 

The school welcomes parents as 

partners in the educational program. 

SSCM provides a variety of opportunities 

and programs for parents to 

become more involved with their 

child, both during and after the end 

of each school day. 

The entire SS. Cyril & Methodius 

family welcomes prospective families 

to tour the school, and it offers 

“shadow days” for students. 

The school is now accepting registrations 

for the 2018-2019 school 

year. Financial aid is available. 

Submitted by SS. Cyril & Methodius 

School, 607 Sobieski St. in Lemont. For 

more information or to arrange a visit, 

call the school’s office at (630) 257- 

6488, ext. 21. Those interested in learning 

more can also visit www.school. 

stcyril.org. 

stem 

From Page 14 

program focuses on student-led 

learning and 

teamwork, and they tackle 

challenges, like designing 

tires for a moon rover 

and examining ways to 

cut energy consumption. 

At Chicago Christian 

High School, students can 

choose classes in biomedical 

science and engineering. 

Imagine your student 

developing a prosthetic 

limb using a 3-D printer, 

investigating the death of 

a fictional person to analyze 

prevention, diagnosis 

and treatment of diseases 

or designing a home created 

from a reclaimed 

shipping container. 

Beyond the Project 

Lead the Way STEM Program, 


Christian Schools and 


School are dedicated to 

providing a state-of-theart 

learning experience. 

The high school instituted 

a one-to-one laptop 

program this past school 

year and plans to extend 

this program to the middle 

school. The elementary 

campuses already utilize 

computer technology in 

their classrooms at all 

grade levels. 

Those interested can attend 

an open house, and 

the student can shadow at 

the campus of his or her 

choice. 

Submitted by Southwest 

Chicago Christian Schools, 

17171 84th Ave. in Tinley 

Park, and Chicago Christian 

High School, 12001 S. Oak 

Park Ave. in Palos Heights. 

For more information, call 

(708) 388-7656, or visit 

www.swchristian.org. 

SS Cyril & Methodius School 

A Community of Faith, Kindness and Service 

• Pre-K through 8th grade 

• On site morning and after school care 

• 100% acceptance rate of students applying to 

private high schools 

• Computer and Science labs 

• Wireless chrome book carts 

• 1 to 1 chrome books in the Jr. High 

• Smart Board white boards in all classrooms 

• Spanish, Physical Education, Technology, 

Music and Art 

• Extra curricular activities include; Basketball, 

volleyball, band, chess, first robotics league, 

talent show and school musical 

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 

IS AVAILABLE 

Registration for new 

families is being accepted



EXAM CHE 

PROVIDENCE 

CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 

CALLING ALL 8THGRADERS 

OPEN HOUSE 

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 

SAVE THE DATE 

PLACEMENT EXAM 

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 

8 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. 

Visitthe PCHS websitefor more information and to obtain the 

studentinformation form.Admission questions? Call 815.717.3160 

1800 W. LINCOLN HIGHWAY- NEWLENOX, ILLINOIS WWW.PROVIDENCECATHOLIC.ORG

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