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Overview

Since it first opened in 1928, Downers Grove North High School has offered students a wide range of curricular and co-curricular opportunities to support their academic and social learning and prepare them for the future. With the school’s academic programs, extracurricular options and numerous channels to help students as they navigate their high school journey, every student graduates equipped to realize their potential and positively impact their community and the larger world.

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At Downers Grove North High School, every student graduates equipped to realize their potential and positively impact their community and the larger world.

 

Student Records

Downers Grove North High School maintains educational records for all students. These records consist of two types: permanent records and temporary records. If you have any questions regarding student records, please contact the school registrar.

Permanent Records

The student's permanent records consist of basic identifying information, academic transcripts, attendance records, accident reports and health records.

No other information will be placed in the student’s permanent record.

The permanent record will be kept by the school district for 60 years after graduation or permanent withdrawal.

Temporary Records

The student's temporary record consists of all information that is clearly relevant to the student's education but is not required to be in the student’s permanent record. It may include family background information, test results, and teacher evaluations. All temporary records will be destroyed five years after graduation or permanent withdrawal.

Upon graduation, temporary records will be released to the student.

 

Work Permits 

Work permits are issued in the Counseling & Student Support Services (CSSS) office. Work permits are job specific and are only issued upon securing a job. Please review below to determine which link should be used to view your Work Permit Application Packet.

Print and complete the appropriate application from options below. Once you have a job, return the application along with a Letter of Intent, from your employer, to the Counseling department..  They will issue you the Work Permit.