100% All In From District 123

From D123 Student to PTA President: Making an Impact in Your School Community

At Oak Lawn-Hometown School District 123, our 100% All-In mindset goes beyond the classroom walls and spreads throughout our community. Just as our staff and students persevere and are 100% All-In every day at school, our families are also 100% All-In to ensure continuous growth and success as a community. Listen to this episode as Superintendent Dr. Paul Enderle speaks with Hometown Elementary School's PTA President, Zac Christianson, about how our community comes together to support all of our students and families.

The Making of a Successful Cheer Team

In this episode, we celebrate the successful Oak Lawn-Hometown Middle School Cheer Team. Join Superintendent Dr. Paul Enderle and coaches Jen DiSalvo and Adriana Lopez as they dive into how these athletes leveled up their Flexible Thinking, became ultimate Productive Teammates, and persevered over obstacles. Hear how a 100% All-In mindset can lead to an award-winning season.

The Importance of Assistive Technology in Schools

Listen to Superintendent Dr. Paul Enderle and D123 Assistive Technologist Janet Kennedy as they discuss how assistive technology tools help drive our students to success. From research and technological evolution to rewarding stories and challenges, learn how assistive technology is used in District 123 and how it advances our 100% All-in mission and Ganbatte mindset every day.

D123 Teachers Take on Wheel of Fortune

What happens when you go on a famous game show? These two District 123 teachers, Brenda Sweetser and Cherie Noisette, talk about their experiences on the long-running show Wheel of Fortune on this episode of 100% All-In.

Teaching Adults at District 123

What is an instructional coach and what do they do? Superintendent Dr. Paul Enderle sits down with Oak Lawn-Hometown School District 123 Instructional Coach Colleen Koch to discuss the importance of the role in education. Learn about the art of teaching, and see how helping teachers grow leads to stronger student learning.