News & Announcements

Thirteen students along with Mr.Davis and Corey Medina of the College and Career Center attended the 6th Annual Young Men of Color Summit at Chicago State University on Thursday, March 14th. There were some amazing workshops that the students chose from such as Character Does Matter, The Crossroads of Destiny, How To Cure The Disease of Low Expectation, Black Males & Identity, etc.
Also, there was a Scholarship Workshop, College and Career Fair and a Resource Fair.
These are the students who attended: Antwan Hicks, Ricardo Santiago, Rigo Urquiza, Ivan Sanchez, Luis Gomez, Markus Kilgore, Eduardo Gonzalez, Broderick Sims, Jovanni Bacilio, Jovanny Hernandez, Brandon Dorsey, Jaylen Banks, and Mateo Curiel.
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Gage Park has S.W.A.G!! Students with Academic Growth!
Categories:
95% or higher attendance!
C or higher in all content areas!
1 or less misconduct reports!
Keep your SWAG tight Gage Park!!!
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Gage Park celebrated Black History Month with an awesome assembly honoring our ancestors: with a wonderful performance by staff, students, and Gage Park RISE Hip-Hop!
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Students dancing during the Valentine's Day dance!
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Last school basketball game honored seniors with parents and administration!
Gage Park won against Kelly HS Varsity: 55-24 & JV 62-34 GO OWLS!!
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Gage Park staff participated in the CFE Associate Committee Annual WhirlyBall Tournament on Friday 1/25/19!
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Students who had perfect attendance for the week of December 10, enjoyed making Christmas Ornaments on Friday, December 14, 2018. The week of December 17-21 we had spirit week to celebrate Kris Kringle!
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The students at Gage Park enjoyed movie night on December 5th, sponsored by the Dreamer's Club!
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The students and staff members at Gage Park had a spooktacular day on Halloween--BOOOOO!!
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The Day of the Dead (Spanish: Día de Muertos) is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Mexico, in particular the Central and South regions, and by people of Mexican heritage elsewhere. The multi-day holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died, and help support their spiritual journey. In 2008, the tradition was inscribed in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Staff and students celebrated and recognized their love ones by bringing in artifacts that represented them and added them to the beautiful display.
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