April 6, 2022
Registration for the 2022-23 school year is now open. It is critical that all new and returning students complete registration as soon as possible.
 
To register, use the dark blue 2022-23 registration button that is now active on the district’s registration page: www.ccsd89.org/register
Be sure you are registering for the 2022-23 school year. You will need the SnapCode that you received in the U.S. Mail to complete registration.
 
If you are a returning student and have not received the SnapCode via the U.S. mail - or you lost your SnapCode - you will need to contact Barb Kosartes at bkosartes@ccsd89.org or (630) 469-8900, or your school’s secretary. You will need to prove residency in order to receive your SnapCode.
 
Building secretaries
Briar Glen mmessa@ccsd89.org
Glen Crest dhartman@ccsd89.org
Westfield tcarter@ccsd89.org
 
If you are a new student and do not have your SnapCode, please contact Barb Kosartes at (630) 469-8900 or bkosartes@ccsd89.org.
 
You can see the documents you will need to prove residency at www.ccsd89.org/Page/8794
Families of current eighth-grade students will receive information about registering for high school from the district they will attend.
More information about registration: www.ccsd89.org/register
Frequently asked registration questions: www.ccsd89.org/registerFAQ

If you have further questions, please contact Barb Kosartes at (630) 469-8900 or bkosartes@ccsd89.org.
 
How to register
Use the SnapCode to log in to InfoSnap from the “Registration” tab on the district's website or www.ccsd89.org/register. SnapCodes were mailed in early March.

Enter the username and password previously created. If you forgot your password, select “Forgot Password?.” The district cannot retrieve passwords. Enter the SnapCode that you received via U.S. mail.

Begin registration and complete forms. Registration is not complete until all the forms have been filled out.
 
Registration fees
Registration fees are not paid at the time of registration. Families will get an invoice from MySchoolBucks with information on how to pay the required and optional school fees.
 
Fee waiver
If you would like to apply for a fee waiver, please read Policy 4:140 regarding "Waiver of Student Fees" and fill out the fee-waiver application form.
 
Your fee-waiver status does not carry forward from the prior school year. You must re-apply on an annual basis. Submit the fee-waiver form and required documents as soon as possible to your student's home school or to the CCSD 89 Administrative Office at 22W600 Butterfield Road, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137.
Do you know a future CCSD 89 kindergartner?
Do you know a family that has a student who will be starting kindergarten in CCSD 89 next school year? Be sure to let them know that registration is now open. The district uses student enrollment to determine the number of classes at each grade level, so it is essential to have these new students registered as soon as possible.
Residents invited to learn more about bond referendum
In June, residents who live in CCSD 89 boundaries will have the opportunity vote on whether the district can issue bonds to improve educational environments and school safety systems while reducing the tax rate.
 
The district will hold three community meetings for the public to learn more about the bond referendum and ask questions. The meetings will be held:
Noon on Tuesday, April 19, via Zoom
The link to participate in the meeting will be posted at www.ccsd89.org/schoolbonds
 
7 p.m. Wednesday, April 27, in person
at Briar Glen, 1800 Briarcliffe Blvd., Wheaton
 
7 p.m., Monday, June 13, via Zoom
The link to participate in the meeting will be posted at www.ccsd89.org/schoolbonds
 
All meetings are open to anyone in the community. There will be a short presentation at each meeting, followed by an opportunity to ask questions about the referendum.
 
The referendum will be on the June 28 ballot. If approved, the bonds would allow the district to complete essential infrastructure work to keep schools safe, healthy, and accessible without raising residents' tax rate. The construction bonds would fund infrastructure work at all five schools. To learn more, go to www.ccsd89.org/schoolbonds