From classrooms to stages, athletic fields to culinary labs, and everywhere in between, we know you’ve been making waves in “tomorrow’s world,” and we can’t wait to hear all about it! As we celebrate 123 years, let’s showcase the amazing achievements of our alumni and keep the D123 spirit thriving. Don't miss your chance to shine in the second edition of our alumni spotlight E-Newsletter, D123 4-WARD!

Check out our first edition HERE! Click the button below to submit your story for possible inclusion in the second edition coming this December!

Submissions for this edition are due on December 12. Any submission received after December 12 will be considered for our May 2025 edition.

• Wednesday, December 11

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On October 10, 1965, District 123 held a dedication ceremony for The Roy Clark School, once located on a five acre site at 105th Street and Lockwood Avenue. This K-8 School was named after Roy Clark, the superintendent of School District 123 from 1960 to 1963. At the time of the ceremony, Douglas A. McGugan was the superintendent, and after Clark School closed in 1980, the building was later named McGugan Junior High when 7th and 8th graders stared attending in 1985.