A set of four award graphics on a black and gold background celebrating student achievements at the 19th Annual South Suburban College Video Festival.  From left to right:  1. A student in a red hoodie, identified as Kenneth Readus-Smizer, recognized for earning second place in the Short Subject Drama category for the film “Don’t Scroll.” 2. A student in a red sweatshirt, Eloy Gutierrez, awarded second place in the Podcasting category for “Center Ice Coverage.” 3. A group graphic featuring Maragauz Perrell, Lucie Michnowicz, Isaac Escalante, Nathan Millas, Daniel Vargas, Oscar Miranda, and Mymya Young, who earned third place in the Short Subject Comedy category for “Spoonful.” 4. A group photo of David Meza, Kalan Smith, Theo Sweeney, Alejandro Ramirez-Alverez, Cole Dewitt, and Parker Simonetta, who won first place in the Short Subject Drama category for “Missing.”
Graphic with a red gradient background featuring a photo of a smiling man in a gray quarter-zip pullover centered on the page. Bold text at the top reads, “Matthew Meany named next Principal of Bremen High School,” with a Bremen “B” logo displayed in the bottom right corner.
Nadia Mazon (right) and Peyton Leonhardt (left) stand in front of Tinley Park High School mural posing for a photo. A red titan can be seen behind them with a shield that reads "TP" in red letters.
A group of high school students and an adult stand together in a classroom, smiling and posing for a photo. Posters, student artwork, and signs fill the walls behind them, and desks are visible in the foreground. One student holds a poster covered in handwritten messages, suggesting a supportive or celebratory gathering.
Students and staff walk together on the indoor track inside Bremen High School’s fieldhouse during Mindful Moments Week as part of a schoolwide wellness walking challenge.
A group of Oak Forest High School girls wrestlers and coaches stand on the IHSA state finals mat in Bloomington, Illinois, holding a large third-place state trophy. The team members wear medals around their necks and pose in front of an IHSA backdrop inside a large arena with blue stadium seating visible in the background.
Students sit at round tables inside a high school gymnasium, holding up papers during a Junior Achievement JA Town financial literacy simulation. The gym features a wooden floor, high ceilings with bright lights, school banners on the walls, and a stage with red curtains in the background.
Collage of photos showing Bremen High School District 228 students participating in a Cook County student voting pilot program. Students pose in front of a “Defenders of Democracy” sign, serve as student election judges at a check-in table with voting equipment and ballots, cast ballots using electronic voting machines, and are interviewed by a local news crew inside the school building.
Dr. Michael Boniface poses for a photo after receiving is Award
Hillcrest High School Senior Pashance Booth poses for a photo at the Black Creativity Exhibition. Artwork by Booth and senior Jordin Ortiz on display at the museum.
Students pose for a photo in front of red lockers at Bremen High School holding signs for Cell Phones for Soldiers.
District logo with gray and white background
Teachers from Bremen High School District 228 participated in ComEd’s “Tools of the Trade” Teacher Professional Development Day on Tuesday, February 17,  at the ComEd Conference Center in Oak Brook.  Representing D228 were Dan Mack (Bremen/Hillcrest), Bill Carrig (Tinley Park/ Oak Forest), Joe Moberg (Tinley Park), Tony David (Oak Forest/Bremen), and Dan Brown (Oak Forest/Bremen). The hands-on workshop provided educators with an in-depth look at careers in skilled trades and the energy sector, equipping them with industry knowledge to bring back to their classrooms.
Senior Citizens luncheon at Oak Forest High School on March 18, 2025. Senior citizens sitting down enjoying breakfast.
Maximilian Carmicle
OFHS
DECA
Sasha Sledge
recognition breakfast at bremen
OFHS Football Team