Summit School District 104

❄️⛄️✨ ’Tis the season for creativity! SD104 students, show off your coloring skills in our Holiday Coloring Card Contest. Your artwork could be featured on the District’s 2025 Holiday Card! 🌟❄️⛄️

For rules, deadlines, and coloring picture options click on the link or ask your school principal for more details!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FCssmX4GFCbh3lSVVyhlLLKIQTxcgl6J/view?usp=sharing

❄️⛄️✨ ¡Llegó la época de la creatividad! Estudiantes de SD104, demuestren sus habilidades para colorear en nuestro Concurso de Tarjetas Navideñas para Colorear. ¡Su obra podría aparecer en la Tarjeta Navideña del Distrito 2025! 🌟❄️⛄️

Para conocer las reglas, las fechas límite y las opciones de dibujos para colorear, hagan clic en el enlace o pregunten al director de su escuela para obtener más detalles.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FCssmX4GFCbh3lSVVyhlLLKIQTxcgl6J/view?usp=sharing

Walker students celebrated having respectful and safe behaviors towards their classmates with a PBIS Rockstar Celebration. Students across grade levels partnered up to complete a seasonal craft! 🍂

Walsh PFC Food Drive - See flyer for more details/Consulte el folleto para obtener más detalles

SD104 November Board Meeting
Date: November 11, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Walker School


Reunión de la Junta Directiva del Distrito Escolar SD104, noviembre
Fecha: 11 de noviembre de 2025
Hora: 7:00 PM
Lugar: Escuela Walker

SD104 families had the privilege of having the world-famous art collective, Lapzitola, come all the way from Oaxaca to create artwork for our Día de los Muertos workshop! Participants worked with stencils and “spray paint,” mimicking the artistic process Lapiztola uses to create art worldwide. They created their own Day of the Dead skull which was displayed at our annual Día de los Muertos celebration.

ABOUT LAPIZTOLA: The name of this urban art group, “Lapiztola,” explains their mission with a clever play on words: it combines lápiz, Spanish for “pencil,” and pistola, meaning “pistol,” to represent their commitment to using art as a creative weapon to spread political and social messages to the public. The three artists, Rosario, Roberto, and Yankel, use photography, digital media, and collage to create stencils for their murals and street art.

Nuestras familias del distrito escolar SD104 tuvo el privilegio de recibir al colectivo artístico de renombre mundial, Lapzitola, quien viajó desde Oaxaca para crear obras de arte para nuestro taller del Día de los Muertos. Los participantes trabajaron con plantillas y pintura en aerosol, imitando el proceso artístico que Lapzitola utiliza para crear arte en todo el mundo. Cada participante creó su propia calavera del Día de los Muertos, la cual se exhibió en nuestra celebración anual de esta festividad.

SOBRE LAPIZTOLA: El nombre de este colectivo de arte urbano, “Lapiztola”, explica su misión con un ingenioso juego de palabras: combina lápiz y pistola, representando así su compromiso con el uso del arte como arma creativa para difundir mensajes políticos y sociales. Los tres artistas, Rosario, Roberto y Yankel, utilizan fotografía, medios digitales y collage para crear plantillas para sus murales y obras de arte callejero.

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Wharton students had a hauntingly FUN time during their Halloween celebration today! 🧟

Walker students looked SPOOK-tacular in their costumes! 👻

🎃🧛‍♂️Have a safe and fun Halloween from School District 104 !🎃🧛‍♂️

Walsh School started off the Halloween festivities with their costume parade! 🎃

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SD104 teachers & staff had the privilege of having the world-famous art collective, Lapzitola, come all the way from Oaxaca to create artwork for our Día de los Muertos workshop! Participants worked with stencils and “spray paint,” mimicking the artistic process Lapiztola uses to create art worldwide. They created their own Day of the Dead skull which was displayed at our annual Día de los Muertos celebration.

ABOUT LAPIZTOLA: The name of this urban art group, “Lapiztola,” explains their mission with a clever play on words: it combines lápiz, Spanish for “pencil,” and pistola, meaning “pistol,” to represent their commitment to using art as a creative weapon to spread political and social messages to the public. The three artists, Rosario, Roberto, and Yankel, use photography, digital media, and collage to create stencils for their murals and street art.

El personal docente y administrativo del distrito escolar SD104 tuvo el privilegio de recibir al colectivo artístico de renombre mundial, Lapzitola, quien viajó desde Oaxaca para crear obras de arte para nuestro taller del Día de los Muertos. Los participantes trabajaron con plantillas y pintura en aerosol, imitando el proceso artístico que Lapzitola utiliza para crear arte en todo el mundo. Cada participante creó su propia calavera del Día de los Muertos, la cual se exhibió en nuestra celebración anual de esta festividad.

SOBRE LAPIZTOLA: El nombre de este colectivo de arte urbano, “Lapiztola”, explica su misión con un ingenioso juego de palabras: combina lápiz y pistola, representando así su compromiso con el uso del arte como arma creativa para difundir mensajes políticos y sociales. Los tres artistas, Rosario, Roberto y Yankel, utilizan fotografía, medios digitales y collage para crear plantillas para sus murales y obras de arte callejero.

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