Glenbard News for June 16, 2022

In this issue:

• We appreciate our vocational partners
• Summer strings to present free concert tonight
• Apply today to work in Glenbard
• Health department offers health safety reminders
• COVID-19 vaccine info and vaccination locations

We appreciate our vocational partners
Thank you, local employers who are vocational partners with us and are an integral part of the vocational growth for our students. These partnerships provide the opportunity for our students to gain on-the-job training within our community. This is a vital part of the process for students to be successful for future employment. Check out our Vocational Partnerships page at this link.

If you are interested in becoming a vocational partner, contact Transition Specialist Erin Hoving at [email protected] or 630-942-6783.

Thank you to our partners:

• Ace Hardware
• Ackerman
• All Flowers
• DPD Smiles Dentistry
• Drury Lane
• Enchanted Castle
• Entree Kitchen
• Firewater BBQ
• Fringe Hair Salon
• Glass Court
• Glen Ellyn Children’s Resource Center
• Glen Ellyn Public Library
• Glen Oak Cafe
• Glendale Lakes Golf Club
• Goodwill
• Healthtrack
• Home Depot
• Hyatt Oakbrook
• Lake View Nature Center
• Larson Juhl
• Lifetime Fitness
• Lilac Bakery
• Little Caesars
• Restore
• Trop Aquatics
• Two Boston’s
• Walgreens Glendale Heights
• Walgreens Hanover Park
• Walgreens Lombard
• Valli Produce
• YMCA

Summer strings to present free concert tonight
Join us at a free concert tonight at Glenbard East. Glenbard Summer Strings and the Summer Orchestra of the Chicagoland Area will present their summer concert at 7:30 p.m. today at Glenbard East. Included in the program is the world premiere of “The Moon (Reversed)” by Will Davenport.

Apply today to work in Glenbard
Join our team. Glenbard job openings for the 2022-23 school year are posted at this link. Apply today.

Health department offers health safety reminders

The DuPage County Health Department offers reminders to manage and prevent severe illness related to COVID-19, such as: 

• Staying up to date with COVID-19 vaccines and boosters.
• Staying home and getting tested if you have symptoms.
• Washing your hands often or using a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol, especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
• Increasing air flow and maintaining improved ventilation throughout indoor spaces when possible. Spending more time outdoors and in well-ventilated settings.

COVID-19 vaccine info and vaccination locations

COVID-19 vaccine info & vaccine locations