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Learning takes fuel. On top of that, our students are growing and developing every day. That’s why we cook up fresh, balanced meals from scratch in our university-style kitchen and cafeteria.

As we prepare for the visit of Jim Plunkett-Cole, a UK runner on an epic journey reminiscent of fictional character Forrest Gump, we’re spotlighting our very own fitness enthusiast, Ms. Rebecca Palmet.

We soon have the honor of hosting Jim Plunkett-Cole, a runner from the UK who has embarked on an incredible adventure that will see him emulating the epic run of fictional character Forrest Gump.

We hosted our first community music workshop weekend where students ages 6 to 18 discovered their options for playing an instrument.

We’re already halfway through this year’s basketball season, so have a look at the teams’ success to date.

What’s the best way to study in college? Can you earn credits for IB? Twelve alumni recently visited to answer questions from students about high school and higher ed.

Besides a love for chocolate ice cream, there's something else these siblings have in common. They have been Bulldogs for 10+ years! Read what they say about the school's personalized instruction, close-knit community and outstanding teachers.

This holiday season, students put on a variety of performances showcasing their talents in drama, dance and music. Take a peek!

Meet Nataliya, a Bulldog for 13 years! This Sophomore studies Design & Technology, Media and French. Here's what Nataliya, her mom and dad say about the Bulldog family and the school's well-rounded education.

We’re proud to announce the tremendous results of our holiday collection drives.

Fifteen children in Primary School braved the December cold for our second swim meet of the school year.

Is life real or a simulation? The MIT Curiosity Challenge asked students what topics make them question and wonder.

Congratulations to the High School Debate Club for its outstanding performance at the Libertyville Debate Tournament!

The 2016 Global Games have come to a close, leaving its own legacy of good times, friendships and competition.

The Village School participated in the annual The Global Games competition at Windermere Prep in Orlando, Florida on November 29th-December 3rd.

Climbing is great exercise and helps students develop resilience and problem-solving skills. Find out how learning to climb can benefit your child’s studies.

Meet Nika! As a freshman, he studies two languages, Design & Technology and Music. He's also a member of the Basketball Team and Model UN. Read what makes Nika excited for school each day.

We wrapped an undefeated season with a big win in the playoff final!

Programmers from Americademy visited Year 5 to teach coding with a new software program.

A sophomore at The Village School, Sharan S., completed 215 hours this summer working with Methodist Institute for Technology, Innovation and Education (MITIE).