Prairie View Middle School News
Among the District’s top priorities is the development of a strategic plan. This ...
Andrew High School brought Step-Up Day to our eighth-grade Grissom and Prairie View stu...
The Association of School Business Officials (ASBO) International has awarded Kirby Sch...
Important dates to mark on your calendar: Thursday, January 19 - 8th Grade ...
Congratulations to the top 30 Prairie View spellers who competed in the annual Spelling...
KSD 140 honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. No school on Monday...
KSD140 welcomes students back from winter break. Looking forward to a successful s...
Hot Lunch and ice cream orders for the second half of the year are due by Friday, Janua...
Congratulations to our Prairie View December Students of the Month: Celine A., Ave...
Check out the latest KSD 140 Connection! The KSD 140 Connection is intended to infor...
During December, Fernway, Keller, McAuliffe, Millennium, and Grissom Student Councils s...
As Winter Break approaches, we would like to wish the students, parents, staff, and com...
D140 students and staff are invited to participate in our Countdown to Winter Break spi...
Congratulations to the Prairie View girls' basketball team, who were named the Sout...
Prairie View’s sixth/seventh-grade boys’ volleyball team took second place ...
Prairie View’s eighth-grade boys’ volleyball team took second place in the ...
During November and December, Apple Specialists and District Technology Facilitators wo...
As temperatures drop and winter weather begins, we’d like to take a moment to rev...
The combined Grissom and Prairie View choruses and the D140 Jazz Band performed at the ...
Our KSD 140 Special Olympics Basketball team opened their season against the Junior Lin...
Congratulations to our Prairie View November Students of the Month: Nadine A....
Looking for some holiday cheer? Check out our upcoming D140 band and chorus winter perf...
Check out the latest KSD 140 Connection!
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held in all KSD 140 elementary and middle schools on Monday, November 21, and Tuesday, November 22.
The Board of Education recognized five District 140 students for their winning submissions to the Tinley Park Fire Prevention Poster Contest. This year's theme was “Fire Won’t Wait. Plan Your Escape.”
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