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Stephanie Gage (right) with Dist. 23 board President Carol Botwinski (left). Staying within Prospect Heights School Dist. 23, MacArthur Middle School Assistant Principal Stephanie Gage has been announced as the next principal of Betsy Ross Elementary School. Current Betsy Ross Principal Craig Curtis has accepted Dist. 23’s position of assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction.
A Prospect Heights Fire District engine parked at the district's main firehouse on Camp McDonald Road. (Tom Wessell/Journal photo) Prospect Heights-area voters decided on two referendums worth a combined $30 million on local ballots Tuesday (April 4), one for Prospect Heights School Dist. 23 ($20 million) and the other for Prospect Heights Fire Protection District
Dist. 23 Board President Carol Botwinski congratulates Craig Curtis, principal of Betsy Ross School, on his appointment as the district's assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction. Prospect Heights School Dist. 23 has named Betsy Ross School Principal Craig Curtis as the district’s next assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction effective July 1. The board of
Eighth graders at MacArthur Middle School in Prospect Heights are designing, building and programming a robot and getting high school credit for it. It’s all part of the school's new dual-credit Robotics class, the result of a partnership between Prospect Heights School Dist. 23 and Township High School Dist. 214. The partnership enables students