Here’s a cheer for the Sullivan High School Alumni Association. Over nearly three decades, the faithful alums contributed over $300,000 to Sullivan; 80 percent of it for student scholarships, and the rest for the “Teachers Wish List,” which usually meant money for supplies teachers were paying for out of pocket. Sadly, the Sullivan High Alumni Association disbanded at the end of last year.
Friends of Sullivan is thrilled to have successfully partnered with Sullivan to fund this important arts project.
A highly skilled and disciplined team from Chicago’s northwest side, Edison Park Elementary, went home with a well-deserved first place trophy at Sullivan High School’s 2nd Annual MLK Day Middle School Hoops Tournament at Willye B. White Field house on Monday, January 20.
With last year's Friends of Sullivan Thanksgiving Celebration such a huge success, Principal Adams proudly announced: "Let's make a tradition of this!"
Please join us to celebrate Thanksgiving with students who are among America's newest residents. These students will express that for which they are thankful and share their traditions with us.
Sullivan High School is set to receive $25 million from Chicago Public Schools for much needed, top-down improvements to the 93-year old building at 6631 N. Bosworth Ave.
“This money for improving our infrastructure sends a clear message that our kids matter. These funds will mean we will be to give them a clean, safe, and dry environment for learning with no more peeling paint or stuff falling from the ceiling,” says Principal Chad Adams-Thomas.
Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky and Alderwoman Maria Hadden (49th) were among dignitaries attending Sullivan High School’s Ribbon Cutting Ceremony commemorating the opening of its Ellen Glasser Global Center, Monday, June 17th. (pictured: Congresswoman Schakowsky, speaking at event.)
Ribbon Cutting for Ellen Glasser Global Center at Sullivan High School
