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Crime Prevention Calendar
NAPERVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
2020-2021
WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!
Chloe Chen • Grade 3 • Highlands School Abby Abud • Grade 2 • Kingsley School Andrew Lazovski • Grade 3
2016-2017 2015-2016 Maplebrook School • 2016-2017
Gabby Lee•Grade 2 • Meadow Glens School Grace Day • Grade 3 • Mill Street School Peyton Milligan • Grade 5 • Naper School
2015-2016 2015-2016 2016-2017
Emily Nixon • Grade 3 • Prairie School Rebeca Jacobs • Grade 4 Louisa Zhang • Grade 4
2016-2017 River Woods School • 2015-2016 Steeple Run School • 2015-2016
Thank You!
DearDear
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Sincerely,
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Robert W. Marshall,
W. Marshall, ChiefChief of Police
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railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
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Candy Li • Grade 4 • Ranch View School • 2015-2016
21
7
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
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27
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6
AUGUST 2020
Thursday
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This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
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Wednesday
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Tentatively
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forTomorrow
happens
Today
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Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
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31
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
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17
3
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
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s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be
26
19
12
5
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
25
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Dylan Smith • Grade 5 •Naper School • 2015-2016
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
SEPTEMBER 2020
July 2018: Exchange Club
24
10
17
3
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
30
23
16
9
2
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
happens
Today
29
22
15
8
1
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
28
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
14
21
7
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
Labor Day
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
20
27
13
6
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be
24
10
31
17
3
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
Ranch View Elementary
Emily Tilton • Grade 3
30
23
16
9
2
Friday
?
2019-2020
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
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OCTOBER 2020
15
8
1
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
28
14
21
7
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Highlands Elementary School
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
Michelle Ruan • Grade 3
happens
Today
20
27
13
6
Tuesday
2017-2018
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
26
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
19
12
5
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Columbus Day
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
25
18
11
4
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be
28
14
21
7
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
20
27
Sierra Rioux • Grade 5 •Ellsworth School • 2015-2016
13
6
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
NOVEMBER 2020
July 2018: Exchange Club
26
19
12
5
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
25
18
11
4
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
happens
Today
24
10
17
3
Election Day
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
30
23
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
16
9
2
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
29
22
15
8
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
1
Daylight Savings
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
Time Ends
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be
26
19
12
5
Saturday
Maplebrook Elementary School
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
Zoey Tian • Grade 3
25
18
11
4
Friday
?
2018-2019
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
DECEMBER 2020
24
10
31
17
3
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
30
23
16
9
2
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
Beebe Elementary School
happens
Today
Mishi Patel • Grade 2
29
22
15
8
1
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
2018-2019
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
28
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
14
21
7
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
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Monday
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who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
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Saturday
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programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
Izabele Didzbalis • Grade 5
Scott Elementary School
29
22
15
8
1
New Year’s Day
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to 2017-2018
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
28
14
21
JANUARY 2021
7
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
20
27
13
6
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
Katherine Brovwer • Grade 4
happens
Today
Scott Elementary School
26
19
12
5
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
2018-2019
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
25
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
18
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
11
4
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
24
10
31
17
3
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be
20
27
13
6
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
26
19
12
5
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
Kingsley Elementary • 2019-2020
FEBRUARY 2021
25
18
11
4
Thursday
1
Sophie Livie • Grade 2
?
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
24
10
17
3
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
happens
Today
23
16
9
2
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
22
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
15
8
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
1
Presidents’ Day
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
28
14
21
7
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Valentine’s Day
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be
20
27
13
6
Steeple Run Elementary • 2017-2018
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
Skylar Dicharia • Grade 4
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
26
19
12
5
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
25
18
11
4
Thursday
MARCH 2021
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This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
24
10
31
17
3
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Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
Prairie Elementary • 2019-2020
happens
Noelle Glassberg • Grade 3
Today
30
23
16
9
2
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
29
22
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
15
8
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
1
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
28
14
21
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
7
Daylight Savings
Sunday
Time Begins
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be24
10
17
3
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
30
23
16
9
2
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but River Woods Elementary • 2019-2020
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
29
22
15
8
1
Jessica Applegate • Grade 3
Thursday
? 1
APRIL 2021
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
28
14
21
7
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
happens
Today
20
27
13
6
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
26
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
19
12
5
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
25
18
11
4
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be29
22
15
8
1
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
28
14
21
Tentative Last Day
7
Of School
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club Katherine Schaufenbuel • Grade 2
20
Beebe Elementary • 2019-2020
27
13
6
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
MAY 2021
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
26
19
12
5
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
happens
Today
25
18
11
4
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
31
24
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
10
17
3
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Memorial Day
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
30
23
16
9
2
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
Mother’s Day
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be26
19
12
5
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
Leah Bussing • Grade 3
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
Mill Street Elementary
25
18
11
4
Friday
2019-2020
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
24
10
17
3
Thursday
? 1
JUNE 2021
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
30
23
16
9
2
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
Megan Schoenschein • Grade 5
Ellsworth Elementary School
happens
Today
29
22
15
8
1
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
2018-2019
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
28
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
14
21
7
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
20
27
13
6
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
Father’s Day
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be24
10
31
17
3
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
30
23
16
9
2
Friday
?
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but Meadow Glens Elementary • 2019-2020
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
29
22
15
8
1
Anabel Gobernatz • Grade 2
Thursday
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
JULY 2021
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
28
14
21
7
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
happens
Today
20
27
13
6
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
26
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
19
12
5
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
25
18
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
11
4
Independence Day
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to be28
14
21
7
Saturday
railroad crossing and a classroom used throughout the year for various safety and health related
programs tailored to different age groups. Please visit h]p://www.napersafetytown.com/ for
Elmwood Elementary School
more informa/on!
June 2018: Crime Stoppers
Mason Guyton • Grade 4
20
27
13
6
Friday
?
2018-2019
It’s easy to report a crime. Simply call the hotline at (630) 420-6006 and leave your /p, it is
opera/onal 24 hours per day. If your /p results in an arrest you may be rewarded up to
$1000.00!! Callers remain anonymous. This assists those who may want to report a crime but
fear retribu/on. It also helps those concerned ci/zens who may want to help solve a crime but
do not want to otherwise get involved.
July 2018: Exchange Club
26
19
12
5
Thursday
AUGUST 2021
? 1
This fes/val is held on the July 4th weekend, and focuses on ribs, music and family fun. All
proceeds are donated to local agencies providing assistance to families in need. Ribfest has
raised over $15.5 million to eliminate child abuse and domes/c violence.
August 2018: Kids Ma]er/Parents Ma]er too
25
18
11
4
?
Wednesday
ParentsMaNerToo – a KidsMaNer IniSaSve aimed at helping parents “challenge their children’s
The Exchange Club of Naperville is about people
choices” with regard to destruc/ve and life-threatening issues. This rapidly growing ini/a/ve
helping
has been highlighted people
as an in preven/on-focused
effec/ve the belief that . program.
.. Check out their website at
Hope
(www.ParentsMa]erToo.org),
forTomorrow
Elmwood Elementary School
happens
Itzel Rodriguez • Grade 4
Today
24
10
31
17
3
Tuesday
We are about giving back a little of ourselves to our
community. We are about growing within ourselves through
our efforts to help others. We are about developing close
2017-2018
personal relationships with newly found friends.
We come together in order to eliminate child abuse in all
forms, to foster the health and growth of a strong family unit,
30
23
to promote Americanism, to strengthen the education of our
16
9
2
children and to give of ourselves in service to our community.
MatterToo is a network of connected parents committed to
Monday
g nonjudgmental opportunities to share struggles, provide Our membership is open to anyone
who is willing to accept these goals as their own.
, and ultimately strengthen the fabric of our families and
nity.
ve in building resilient kids and families who say NO to destructive
29
22
15
8
s and YES to endless possibilities. This program offers parents
1
Sunday
nvironment to discuss at-risk situations and be strengthened to
e our children’s choices about social issues, drugs and alcohol.
hat through:
active Website, with answers from local professionals and links to
trusted national experts. This knowledge empowers parents to beThank You Naperville For Your Support!
The photos and mentions in this
calendar represent just a sampling of
the donations and generosity received
from our community.
Thank you to EVERYONE who
supported Naperville during this
difficult time.
IMPORTANT PHONE N
ATTENDANCE HOURS – DISTRICT 203
High School 7:45 a.m.-3:10 p.m. H
Junior High 8:00 a.m.-2:50 p.m. B
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Elementary School 8:15 a.m.-2:30 p.m. M
ATTENDANCE HOURS
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERSHOURS
– DISTRICT 203 PHONE NUMBERS
Preschool – morning
Preschool – afternoon
ATTENDANCE
8:15 a.m.-10:45 a.m.
– 12:00 p.m.-2:30
DISTRICT p.m.
204
E
E
– DISTRICT – DISTRICT E
HighATTENDANCE
School HOURSHOURS
ATTENDANCE – DISTRICT 203
7:45 203p.m.
a.m.-3:10 HighATTENDANCE
School HOURSHOURS
ATTENDANCE – DISTRICT
7:25204 204
a.m.-2:25 p.m.
JuniorSchool
High
High School High 8:00 a.m.-3:10
7:45
7:45 a.m.-3:10a.m.-2:50
p.m. p.m.
p.m. High SchoolBirkett
High Freshman Center
School 7:20 a.m.-2:25
7:25 a.m.-2:20 p.m.
p.m.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS – DISTRICT7:25 203a.m.-2:25
Phonep.m. Absence ELEMENT
Elementary
Junior
Junior High High School 8:15
8:00 a.m.-2:30
a.m.-2:50
8:00 a.m.-2:50 p.m. p.m.
p.m. Middle
Birkett School
Freshman
Birkett Freshman Center Center 8:00
7:20
7:20 a.m.-2:20a.m.-3:00
a.m.-2:20
p.m. p.m.
p.m.
Administration 420-6300 Administra
Elementary School morning
Preschool
Elementary – School 8:15
8:15a.m.-10:45
8:15 a.m.-2:30a.m.-2:30
p.m. a.m.
p.m. Elementary
Middle
Middle School School
School 9:05 a.m.-3:00
8:00
8:00 a.m.-3:00a.m.-3:35
p.m. p.m.
p.m.
Brookdale
Preschool
Preschool –– morning
afternoon 12:00a.m.-10:45
8:15 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
a.m. Beebe Early Childhood
Elementary 420-6332
morning 9:05 a.m.-3:35
School 420-6334
8:15a.m.-10:45a.m.
9:05 a.m.-3:35 p.m.
Preschool – morning 8:15 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Elementary School p.m.
Preschool – afternoon 12:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Ellsworth Early Childhood
Early Childhood 420-6338
afternoon 8:15a.m.-10:45a.m.
12:15p.m.-2:45420-6340
p.m. Brooks
Preschool – afternoon 12:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Early Childhood morning morning 8:15a.m.-10:45a.m.
Elmwood Early Childhood
Early Childhood afternoon afternoon 12:15p.m.-2:45
420-6341
12:15p.m.-2:45 p.m. p.m.
420-6343 Builta
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS – DISTRICT 203 Phone Absence ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS – DISTRICT 204420-6335
Highlands Phone 420-6534 Clow
Administration
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS –
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS – DISTRICT 203 Phone DISTRICT 203 420-6300
Phone Absence Absence ELEMENTARY Administration
ELEMENTARY
Kingsley SCHOOLS SCHOOLS – DISTRICT
– DISTRICT 204 204
Phone 375-3000
Phone 420-3212
420-3208 Cowlishaw
Administration
Beebe
Administration 420-6300420-6300
420-6332 420-6334 Administration
Brookdale
Administration 375-3000 375-3000
428-6800 Fry
Maplebrook 420-6381 420-6383
Beebe Beebe
Ellsworth 420-6332420-6332
420-6334420-6334
420-6338 420-6340 Brookdale Brookdale
Brooks
Meadow Glens 428-6800 428-6800
375-3200
420-3200 Georgetow
420-3203
Ellsworth Ellsworth
Elmwood 420-6338420-6338
420-6341 420-6340
420-6340420-6343 BrooksMill Brooks
Builta 375-3200 375-3200
226-4400 420-6355 Gombert
Street 420-6353
Elmwood
ElmwoodHighlands 420-6341
420-6343420-6343
420-6341420-6335 420-6534 Builta
Clow
Builta Naper 226-4400 226-4400
428-6060 420-6347
420-6345 Graham
Highlands Highlands
Kingsley 420-6335420-6335
420-6534420-6534
420-3208 420-3212 Clow
Cowlishaw
Clow Prairie 428-6060 428-6060
428-6100 420-6350
420-6348 Kendall
Kingsley Kingsley
Maplebrook 420-3208420-3208
420-6381 420-3212
420-3212420-6383 Cowlishaw Cowlishaw
Fry View
Ranch 428-6100 428-6100
428-7400 420-6576
420-6575 Longwood
MaplebrookMaplebrook
Meadow Glens 420-6381420-6381
420-6383420-6383
420-3200 420-3203 Fry River Fry
Georgetown
Woods 428-7400 428-7400
375-3456 420-6631
420-6630 McCarty
Meadow
Meadow Mill
Glens Glens
Street 420-3200
420-3200420-6353 420-3203
420-3203420-6355 Georgetown Georgetown
Gombert
Scott 375-3456 375-3456
375-3700 420-6478
420-6477 Owen
Mill
Naper
Mill Street Street 420-6353420-6353
420-6355420-6355
420-6345 420-6347 Gombert Gombert
Graham
Steeple Run 375-3700 375-3700
428-6900 420-6387
420-6385 Owen
Naper Naper
Prairie 420-6345420-6345
420-6348 420-6347
420-6347420-6350 Graham Graham
Kendall 428-6900428-6900
428-7100 Patterson
Prairie Prairie
Ranch View 420-6348420-6348
420-6350420-6350
420-6575 420-6576 Kendall
Longwood
KendallPrivate Schools 428-7100428-7100
428-6789 Peterson
Ranch ViewRanch View
River Woods 420-6575
420-6576420-6576
420-6575420-6630 420-6631 LongwoodAllLongwood
McCarty
Saints Catholic Academy 428-6789
428-6789375-3400 961- 6125
961-6125 Spring Br
River
Scott Woods
River Woods 420-6630420-6630
420-6631420-6631
420-6477 420-6478 McCarty McCarty
Owen
Bethany Lutheran School 375-3400
428-7300 355-7039
355-6607
375-3400 Steck
Scott Scott
Steeple Run 420-6477420-6477
420-6385 420-6478
420-6478420-6387 Owen
OwenChristian School
Owen Calvary 428-7300 428-7300
428-7300
375-8600 May Watt
Steeple
Steeple Run Run 420-6385420-6385
420-6387420-6387 Owen SaintsOwen
Patterson
Peter & Paul School 428-7300 428-7300
428-6500
355-0113 Welch
Private Schools St.Patterson
Patterson Peterson
Raphael School 428-6500 428-6500
428-5678
355-1880 White Eag
Private
Private Schools Schools
All Saints Catholic Academy 961-6125 961- 6125 Peterson 428-5678
PetersonSpring Brook 428-5678428-6600 Young
All Saints
All SaintsBethany Catholic
CatholicLutheran Academy
AcademySchool 961-6125
961-6125355-6607 961- 6125
961- 6125355-7039 Spring
Steck Brook
Spring Brook 428-6600428-6600
375-3500 Prairie Ch
Bethany Bethany
Lutheran Lutheran
Calvary Christian School
School School 355-6607355-6607
355-7039355-7039
375-8600 Steck Steck
May Watts 375-3500 375-3500
428-6700
Calvary
Saints Christian
Peter & School
Paul School 375-8600
355-0113 May Watts
Calvary Christian School 375-8600 May Watts Welch 428-6700428-6700
428-7200 Naperville, A
St. Raphael
Saints
Saints Peter & Paul School
PeterSchool
& Paul School 355-1880
355-0113355-0113 White
Welch Eagle 375-3600
428-7200
Welch NOTE: District 203 website address is:428-7200 www.naperville203.org
St. Raphael School 355-1880 White
YoungEagle Non-e
St. Raphael School 355-1880 White Eagle
District 375-3600375-3600
204 website address is: www.ipsd.org 375-3800
Young
Prairie Children
Young Naperville HomePreschool 375-3800
375-3800375-3030
Page Address: www.naperville.il.us
Prairie Preschool
Prairie Children Children Preschool 375-3030375-3030
Naperville, Aurora, Lisle, DuPage County Sheriff’s
EMERGENCY NUMBERSPolice, Will County Sheriff’s Police:
NOTE: District 203 website address is: www.naperville203.org Naperville, Aurora, Lisle, DuPage County Sheriff’s Police, Will- 911
Naperville, Aurora, Lisle, Fire
DuPage - 911
County Police
Sheriff’s Police,
County Will CountyPolice:
Sheriff’s Sheriff’s Police:
Non-emergency Naperville
Fire - 911 Fire Police
- 911 Department
Police
Police - 911 - –
911 6 3 0 - 420-6666
NOTE:
NOTE: District District
District203 203 website
204website
website address
address address is: www.naperville203.org
is:www.naperville203.org
is: www.ipsd.org
Non-emergency
Non-emergency Poison
NapervilleNaperville
Control Center
Police Police Department
– Edward
Department – Hospital –- 6420-1111
3 0 - 420-6666
6 3 0 - 420-6666
District
District 204 204Home
Naperville
website website address
Page
address is: www.ipsd.org
is:Address: www.naperville.il.us
www.ipsd.org
Poison
Poison Control Control
Center Center –Hospital
– Edward Edward- Hospital
420-1111 - 420-1111
Naperville Home Page Address: www.naperville.il.us
Naperville Home Page Address: www.naperville.il.us
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
EMERGENCY NUMBERSDear Students and Parents, Since 1987, the Naperville Police Department has harnessed the creativity of Naperville’s youngest citizens to produce the Naperville Crime Prevention Calendar. Our area elementary school students submit posters highlighting crime prevention issues and members of the Naperville Police Department review the submissions, selecting winners to be included in the calendar each year. As both a proud tradition and a treasured piece that has adorned the walls of Naperville homes for more than three decades, the Naperville Crime Prevention Calendar is a labor of love and a very special piece of work. This year, the global pandemic of COVID-19 brought changes to Naperville. First, this past March, our schools were closed to in-person learning. This meant that schools were not able to submit their students’ artwork for the annual competition. Second, the crisis placed an even greater focus on the value and service of Naperville’s first responders and community helpers. What did not change, however, was our commitment to collaboration for the safety of our community. In fact, the COVID-19 crisis only strengthened our resolve to keep Naperville safe, connected and stronger together. This year’s calendar is a “Best of the Best,” featuring posters from 2015-2019. These posters stand the test of time and have messages that resonate from our young creative minds up through every generation. In addition, these posters were chosen because their focus is on community helpers and support for each other. These are values that are central to Naperville and mean more to us now than ever before. I can think of no better testament to the unique and challenging year we have shared than this retrospective calendar and its focus on those who offer hands, hearts and unity towards helping our Naperville community. Please hang this calendar in a prominent place in your home and use it to guide your family’s discussions on how you can actively participate in public safety every day. Sincerely, Mayor Steve Chirico City of Naperville
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