DuPage High School District 88
Mission and Vision
Educational Mission
To work for the continuous improvement of student achievement.
The Vision for 21st Century
The 21st Century Vision for DuPage District 88 is one of a learning community that welcomes, excites, and challenges. This envisioned future is described by:
Classrooms that ...
- are inspiring, caring, respectful, and empowering for all students.
- focus on experiential, collaborative, and relevant learning.
- are technologically well-equipped and in which the technology is integrated with instruction.
- ensure a learning environment that is personalized and based on relationships.
Learning Programs that ...
- maintain high standards and enable students to develop intellectual and life skills through critical thinking, applied learning across a range of courses of study.
- address the special needs of diverse learners and their families
- link with the world outside of the classrooms through business/community partnerships, mentoring/tutoring opportunities, and service learning opportunities.
- are comprehensive in preparing youth for a variety of roles in tomorrow’s workforce, ranging from professional to those which are technical and service-based in nature.
- are interdisciplinary, project-based, career-connected and provide seamless learning through linkages with elementary and junior high school curricula and programs.
- are delivered by skilled, caring, enthusiastic and respectful professionals.
Schools that ...
- are safe, climate-controlled and adequate facilities conducive to healthy learning.
- are inviting, foster mutual respect and cooperation, and learning and extra-curricular opportunities accessible to all students.
- recognize and communicate effectively with culturally diverse students and families.
A School-community that ...
- values and partners with schools in providing shared learning experiences for youth.
- shares the responsibility for providing safe, inclusive, adequate, and accessible learning and recreational opportunities for youth during after school and evening hours.
Learners who ...
- hold high expectations for themselves and others.
- make connections to the environment beyond the classroom.
- are respectful, self-directed, enthusiastic, positive, and responsible.

