Only 2 Weeks Until Our Back to School Kickoff!

The countdown is on! Join us for one of Crestwood School District's biggest family events of the year as we celebrate the start of an exciting new school year. Join us on Tuesday, August 18th at Crestwood High School for an evening filled with:

Free backpacks (while supplies last)
Bounce houses and inflatable fun
Free books and crafts
Balloon animals and glitter tattoos
Sports physicals
Food trucks
Entertainment from Crestwood Band, Theatre, Robotics, and more!

There is a special Sensory Friendly Hour from 4:00–5:00 PM (for special needs students and their families) and all Crestwood School District families are welcome from 5:00-8:00 PM.

We can't wait to kick off another incredible school year with you!

2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful promotional flyer announces Crestwood School District's Back to School Kickoff event. The graphic features a blue background with the Crestwood School District logo in the upper left and the headline "BACK TO SCHOOL Kickoff" prominently displayed across the top. The event takes place Tuesday, August 18, 2026, from 5:00–8:00 PM at Crestwood High School, 1501 North Beech Daly, Dearborn Heights. Four illustrated panels highlight event attractions: Food Trucks featuring The Custard Co, ElSayed on the Grill, Auntie Anne's Pretzels, Zs Bubble Tea, and Heights Nutrition; Activities including free sports physicals, free books, bounce houses, glitter tattoos, inflatable slides, crafts, and balloon animals; Entertainment by Crestwood Band, Crestwood Theatre, Crestwood Robotics, Chargie the Mascot, and a DJ; and a Free Backpack Giveaway available while supplies last on a first-come, first-served basis. The flyer thanks sponsors including United Way of Southeastern Michigan, Highview PTA, Hillcrest PTO, Kinloch PTA, Riverside Middle School KAB, and the Crestwood High School PTA, along with community partners including Blue Hands United, Family Doc, Dearborn Heights Police and Fire Departments, Dearborn Heights Library, and Dean Transportation. A banner notes the event is for Crestwood School District families only. At the bottom, the flyer announces a Sensory-Friendly Time from 4:00–5:00 PM for special needs students only before the main event begins.
Lisa Witoslawski, a teacher at Highview Elementary School, reminds us that our youngest learners are more capable than we often imagine. Her students moved from simple shapes to complex 3D constructions because she trusted them with an open-ended challenge. This is exactly the kind of student-centered teaching we celebrate across Crestwood.
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A square recognition graphic with a full-background classroom photograph celebrates a Highview Elementary School teacher. In the upper left corner, large white uppercase text reads, “HIGHVIEW.” Overlapping the lower portion of the title is the word “Spotlight” in large white script placed on a semi-transparent light gray rectangle. In the upper right corner, large white uppercase text reads, “LISA WITOSLAWSKI.” Beneath the name, smaller white text reads, “Teacher,” followed by “Highview Elementary School.” Soft white light rays shine from the upper right corner of the graphic as a decorative effect. The photograph shows a preschool or kindergarten classroom where four young students are seated around a round gray table engaged in a hands-on math and pattern-building activity using colorful pattern blocks. One student looks toward the camera from the lower left, another sits at the upper left with part of their face obscured by the spotlight title, a third student sits at the upper right with a finger resting near their mouth while concentrating on a design, and a fourth student sits at the lower right holding green pattern blocks while smiling. On the table are several sheets of paper with completed and partially completed geometric pattern designs, a clear plastic container filled with colorful pattern blocks, and additional loose yellow and green blocks. The classroom background includes a colorful alphabet rug with illustrated animals and objects, low shelving filled with educational materials, storage bins, chairs, and classroom supplies, creating an inviting early elementary learning environment. Across the lower portion of the photograph, large white uppercase text reads, “TRUST YOUNG LEARNERS WITH OPEN CHALLENGES.” The bottom third of the graphic is a gold panel containing centered black text that reads: “When we trust young learners with open-ended challenges, they rise to meet them. Even our youngest students can think creatively and solve complex problems when we give them the space to try.” The graphic uses Highview Elementary School’s gold, white, and black color theme to recognize a teacher whose instructional approach encourages creativity, problem-solving, and confidence through open-ended learning experiences.
When Tara Spencer talks about her resource room students making more than a year's growth in reading, she's talking about something even more powerful: students who now see themselves as learners. As a Resource Room Teacher at Highview, Tara doesn't just teach skills, she builds confidence and cultivates a genuine love for reading. That's the kind of educator-student relationship that drives real, measurable impact and aligns perfectly with our commitment to ELA improvement across the district.
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A square recognition graphic with a bright gold background highlights a Highview Elementary School classroom spotlight. Soft light rays shine from the upper right corner, and a subtle light flare appears in the lower left corner. In the upper left, large white uppercase text reads, “HIGHVIEW.” Overlapping the lower portion of the title is the word “Spotlight” in large black script placed on a semi-transparent light gold rectangle. Near the upper right of the graphic is a pair of oversized, semi-transparent gold quotation marks used as a decorative design element. Centered on the page in large black uppercase text is the headline, “MORE THAN A YEAR'S GROWTH IN READING.” A thin white horizontal line separates the headline from the body text below. Centered beneath the line, black text reads: “When we invest in students' confidence alongside their skills, remarkable things happen. Many of my students made more than a year's growth in reading this year because they leaned into the hard work and started to see themselves differently as learners.” In the lower right corner, large black uppercase text reads, “TARA SPENCER.” Beneath the name, smaller black text reads, “Teacher,” followed by “Highview Elementary School.” The graphic uses Highview Elementary School’s gold color theme with a clean, modern layout to celebrate student achievement and recognize the educator’s impact on reading growth.
Join us for the Crestwood School District Back to School Kickoff on Tuesday, August 18th, from 5:00–8:00 p.m. at Crestwood High School!

Enjoy food trucks, free sports physicals, books, crafts, inflatables, entertainment, and more. Plus, free backpacks will be available while supplies last.

We can't wait to welcome our Crestwood families back for another great school year!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A square promotional graphic with a dark blue background advertises the Crestwood School District Back to School Kickoff event. Faint outline illustrations of school-themed items such as pencils, leaves, and classroom objects are patterned across the background. In the upper left corner is the Crestwood School District logo, which features a tree with blue and gold leaves and the words “Crestwood School District” surrounding it. Across the upper right portion of the graphic, very large white and gold outlined text reads, “BACK TO SCHOOL.” Beneath it, large black text with a gold outline reads, “Kickoff.” A large gold banner below the title contains black text that reads, “Tuesday, August 18, 2026 • 5:00–8:00 PM.” Across the center of the graphic are four gold information panels outlined in blue. The first panel features a colorful food truck illustration with a sign reading “FOOD TRUCK.” Below it, bold black text reads, “FOOD TRUCKS.” The description reads, “The Custard Co, ElSayed on the Grill, Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, Zs Bubble Tea, and Heights Nutrition.” The second panel features illustrations of a flower, an open book, crayons, and an inflatable bounce house. Bold black text reads, “ACTIVITIES.” The description reads, “Free Sports Physicals, Free Books, Bounce Houses, Glitter Tattoos, Inflatable Slides, Crafts, and Balloon Animals.” The third panel displays the logos for Charger Robotics, Crestwood Theatre, and the Crestwood Marching Band. Bold black text reads, “ENTERTAINMENT.” The description reads, “Crestwood Band, Crestwood Theatre, Crestwood Robotics, Chargie the Mascot, and DJ.” The fourth panel features illustrations of a red backpack and a green backpack. Bold black text reads, “FREE BACKPACK GIVEAWAY.” The description reads, “First come first serve. Supplies are limited.” Below the activity panels are two sponsor sections. On the left, large white text reads, “Thank you to Our Sponsors!” Gold text beneath lists, “United Way of Southeastern Michigan • Highview PTA • Hillcrest PTO • Kinloch PTA • RMS KAB • CHS PTA.” On the right, large white text reads, “Thank you to Our Partners!” Gold text beneath lists, “Blue Hands United • Family Doc • Dearborn Heights Police • Dearborn Heights Fire • Dearborn Heights Library • Dean Transportation.” Near the bottom center of the graphic, large curved white text outlined in black reads, “Crestwood School District Families Only.” Beneath it is a large gold rounded rectangle containing bold blue text that reads, “Crestwood High School.” Smaller blue text below reads, “1501 North Beech Daly • Dearborn Heights.” Along the very bottom of the graphic, centered on a white curved border, bold dark blue text reads, “Sensory Friendly Time • 4-5 PM • Special Needs Students ONLY.” The graphic uses Crestwood School District’s blue and gold color scheme with bold typography and colorful illustrations to promote the community back-to-school event.
Angela Furton, a teacher at Highview Elementary School, reminds us that transformative teaching doesn't always require elaborate programs. Through her intentional Morning Meeting routine, Angela created a daily anchor where her K–1st grade students built academic skills, communication abilities, and peer awareness in an environment where they felt safe and seen. Her commitment to consistent, student-centered practices embodies the heart of what we celebrate across Crestwood.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A promotional graphic titled “HIGHVIEW Spotlight” features a photograph of an elementary classroom during a whole-group lesson. The word “HIGHVIEW” appears in large white capital letters in the upper left corner, with the word “Spotlight” written beneath it in large white script over a semi-transparent gray rectangle. In the upper right corner, white text reads: “ANGELA FURTON” followed by “Teacher” and “Highview Elementary School.” The main photograph shows several elementary students seated on colorful cube chairs and benches arranged on a green classroom rug decorated with large leaf patterns. The students are facing the front of the room, watching their teacher and a large interactive display. The teacher stands beside the screen smiling and leading the lesson. The interactive display shows a colorful educational activity with the word “April” displayed prominently along with cartoon characters and classroom-themed graphics. Surrounding the display are classroom cabinets, learning materials, and word wall cards. Posters and vocabulary cards labeled “Left” and “Right” are visible on the wall, along with additional sight words and classroom reference materials. A red kidney-shaped activity table occupies the lower left corner of the image with a blue student water bottle resting on top. Across the bottom of the photograph, large white capital letters read: “A DAILY ROUTINE WHERE” with “EVERY STUDENT SHINES” displayed directly below in large yellow capital letters outlined in white. The bottom third of the graphic is a golden yellow panel containing centered black text that reads: “When we recognize that something as simple as a consistent daily routine can be transformative, we create classrooms where every student has the chance to shine academically, socially, and communicatively.” The overall design combines a real classroom learning scene with bold typography and gold accents to recognize Angela Furton of Highview Elementary School while highlighting the importance of consistent classroom routines in helping every student thrive academically, socially, and through effective communication.
When Abigail Storck designed her ABC Countdown to Summer, she didn't just keep her kindergartners engaged through the final weeks of school. She showed us what happens when we treat joy and creativity as essential learning tools, not afterthoughts. Her approach strengthened community, built confidence, and sent every student into summer feeling celebrated and ready. This is the kind of thoughtful, student-centered teaching that defines Crestwood.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A promotional graphic titled “HIGHVIEW Spotlight” features a classroom photograph celebrating joyful learning and creativity. The word “HIGHVIEW” appears in large white capital letters in the upper left corner, with the word “Spotlight” written beneath it in large white script over a semi-transparent gray rectangle. Near the top center is a circular headshot outlined in black showing a smiling woman wearing a festive holiday sweater and colorful Christmas light necklace while standing in front of a decorated Christmas tree. To the right of the headshot, white text reads: “ABIGAIL STORCK” followed by “Teacher” and “Highview Elementary School.” The main photograph shows a group of elementary students posing together inside a classroom. Several students sit cross-legged on a colorful classroom rug in the front row while others stand behind them smiling toward the camera. Many students are dressed in pajamas or comfortable clothing, suggesting a themed school day or classroom celebration. Behind the students are two large interactive display screens showing colorful educational graphics, including books, pencils, and rainbows. The classroom walls are filled with alphabet cards displayed across the top of the room, student work, anchor charts, educational posters, and classroom decorations. A teacher desk with supplies, storage drawers, and classroom materials is visible on the left side, while learning tools and classroom furniture fill the space, creating a bright and welcoming learning environment. Across the bottom of the photograph, large white capital letters read: “JOY AND CREATIVITY AS TOOLS.” The bottom third of the graphic is a golden yellow panel containing centered black text that reads: “When we embrace the idea that joy and creativity are tools for meaningful learning, not just rewards for finishing it, we can send every student into the next chapter feeling seen, celebrated, and ready.” The overall design combines a classroom group photograph with bold typography and gold accents to recognize Abigail Storck of Highview Elementary School while highlighting the importance of creating joyful, creative learning experiences that help every student feel valued and prepared for future success.
Congratulations to Laurel Cash, a teacher at Highview Elementary School, on earning her National Board Certification—one of the highest professional credentials an educator can achieve. This accomplishment reflects her commitment to professional growth, instructional excellence, and making a lasting impact on the lives of her students.

We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement and grateful to have educators like Mrs. Cash inspiring students every day. Please join us in congratulating Laurel on this incredible milestone!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A congratulatory graphic on a dark navy blue background celebrates Laurel Cash for earning her National Board Certification. Decorative gold ribbon-like curves frame the corners of the design, and a thin gold rectangular border surrounds the main content. In the upper left corner is the circular Crestwood School District logo featuring a blue and gold tree with roots and the words “Crestwood School District” surrounding it. Across the center of the tree logo is the district slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” In large white capital letters across the top of the graphic is the word “CONGRATULATIONS.” Directly below, in large gold serif lettering, is the name “Laurel Cash.” Centered beneath the heading, white text reads: “Crestwood School District proudly celebrates Laurel Cash, a teacher at Highview Elementary School, on earning her National Board Certification!” On the left side of the graphic, additional white text reads: “This prestigious achievement reflects her dedication to excellence in teaching, commitment to continuous learning, and unwavering support of her students. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!” On the lower right side is a large circular photograph outlined with a gold border. The photo shows Laurel Cash smiling while seated outdoors in front of a brick wall. She is wearing glasses, a wide-brimmed tan hat, a light pink shirt, and a patterned rust-colored jumper. She is posing with two dogs, one black-and-white dog on her left and one tan dog on her right, with an arm around each. Partially overlapping the bottom of the photo is a circular National Board Certified Teacher seal. The seal has a dark blue center with large gold letters “NBCT” and a gold outer ring containing the words “NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHER.” The overall design uses the Crestwood School District's navy blue, gold, and white color palette to formally recognize Laurel Cash's achievement in earning National Board Certification while highlighting her dedication to teaching and commitment to student success.
What happens when you challenge 3rd graders with 2-part harmony and lyrics about peace, love, hope, and joy? Carina Pisani, Music Teacher at Highview Elementary School, found out at this year's Winter Concert. Her students didn't just perform, they created a shared moment of emotion and connection for an entire community. This is what's possible when we trust children with meaningful work and stay the course alongside them.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A promotional graphic titled “HIGHVIEW Spotlight” features a large group of elementary students standing together on a school stage during a music performance. The word “HIGHVIEW” appears in large white capital letters in the upper left corner, with the word “Spotlight” written below it in large white script over a semi-transparent gray rectangle. In the upper right corner, white text reads: “CARINA PISANI” followed by “Music Teacher” and “Highview Elementary School.” The main photograph shows dozens of students arranged in several rows across a stage, dressed in festive red, white, black, and holiday-themed clothing. The students are smiling and facing the audience, with a microphone stand and a music stand containing sheet music positioned in the foreground at the front of the stage. Behind the students is a colorful winter-themed backdrop decorated with oversized candy canes, holiday lights, snowflakes, and festive artwork. Blue stage curtains frame the performance area, and overhead stage lighting illuminates the students. Across the lower portion of the photograph, large white capital letters read: “NEVER UNDERESTIMATE WHAT” with “CHILDREN CAN DO” displayed directly below in large yellow capital letters outlined in white. The bottom third of the graphic is a golden yellow panel containing centered black text that reads: “Never underestimate children. When we challenge them, stay the course, and choose content that connects to the world they live in, they just might surprise you with their beautiful, tender voices.” The overall design highlights Highview Elementary School’s music program and celebrates students' accomplishments under the guidance of music teacher Carina Pisani.
Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a safe and joyful Independence Day.

In observance of Independence Day, all Crestwood School District schools and District Offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District Independence Day announcement featuring patriotic colors and American flag graphics, wishing the community a safe holiday and sharing a district closure notice. The graphic has a dark navy blue background with stylized American flags draped across the upper left corner and extending along the top edge. Decorative blue halftone patterns appear in the upper left and lower right corners, reinforcing the patriotic theme. Centered near the top, large white text reads: HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY 4TH OF JULY Below the headline is the Crestwood School District logo. Centered beneath the logo, the message states: "Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a safe and joyful Independence Day." A second paragraph provides an important schedule reminder: "In observance of Independence Day, all Crestwood School District schools and District Offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd." The overall design uses red, white, and blue colors with clean typography and patriotic imagery to celebrate Independence Day while informing the community of the district's holiday closure.
When Rebecca Fitzgerald invited mothers into her Highview Elementary classroom this spring for an Author's Chair celebration, she created something bigger than a writing lesson. She gave students an authentic audience, families a reason to be proud, and our entire community a reminder that learning matters most when it's shared. This is the kind of thoughtful, student-centered teaching that makes Crestwood special.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District Highview Spotlight graphic highlighting Rebecca Fitzgerald, a teacher at Highview Elementary School, and celebrating student writing growth through a special family engagement activity. The background photo shows an elementary classroom filled with students and family members. Several students are seated on the floor in the foreground while adults sit at classroom desks in the background, watching attentively. The atmosphere suggests a classroom celebration or presentation, with families gathered to support and encourage student learning. In the upper left corner, large white text reads: HIGHVIEW Spotlight The word "Spotlight" is displayed in a white script font over a translucent gray banner. In the upper right corner, white text identifies the featured educator: REBECCA FITZGERALD Teacher Highview Elementary School A gold banner across the bottom of the graphic features the headline: CELEBRATING WRITING GROWTH Below the headline, the featured quote reads: "I'm grateful for our Mother's Day Author's Chair because of the pride it sparked in every student who stepped up to share. Writing growth deserves to be celebrated, and families love any opportunity to be part of their child's school day." The overall design emphasizes the importance of recognizing student achievement in writing while strengthening school-family partnerships through meaningful classroom experiences.
Summer Hours: All elementary schools and Riverside Middle School will be closed for summer bond work starting June 25th. Crestwood High School will be open, Tuesday-Thursday from 9AM -1PM. The Crestwood School District Board Office will be open from 7AM - 3PM June 25 to July 31.
4 months ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background with white text, bold headings, and logos. It announces summer hours for Crestwood School District starting June 25th.
In observance of Juneteenth, all Crestwood School District schools and district offices will be closed on Friday, June 19th.
4 months ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District announcement graphic recognizing Juneteenth Freedom Day. The graphic features a black background with the Crestwood School District logo centered near the top. Large white text in the middle reads: “JUNE TEENTH” “FREEDOM DAY” Below, smaller white text states: “FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2026” Along the right side of the graphic is a vertical arrangement of heart-shaped designs in the Pan-African colors of red, gold, green, and black. The hearts vary in size and create a colorful decorative border. At the bottom, a message reads: "In observance of Juneteenth, all Crestwood School District schools and district offices will be closed on Friday, June 19th." The graphic serves as an informational holiday announcement honoring Juneteenth, commemorating freedom and the end of slavery in the United States while notifying families, students, and staff of the district closure.
Another amazing school year is in the books! Thank you to our students, families, and staff for making Highview such a special place to learn and grow. Have a safe, relaxing, and joy-filled summer, Hawks—we can’t wait to welcome you back on August 24!
4 months ago, Linda Taleb
Summer 2026

Welcome to our Summer Edition Newsletter! Please take a moment to review the information in the link below for important summer updates and back-to-school information for the upcoming school year. Thank you for your partnership and support throughout the year. We wish you and your family a wonderful, relaxing summer and look forward to seeing you in August! https://app.smore.com/n/cmeuk

4 months ago, Linda Taleb
Happy Summer! Thank you to our students, families, and staff for an incredible school year. We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer. Enjoy the break, make memories, and we'll see you on August 24th!
4 months ago, Crestwood School District
A cheerful summer-themed graphic from Crestwood School District features a bright beach scene with a gradient sky that fades from turquoise blue at the top to a light sandy tone near the horizon. The bottom portion of the graphic is covered with textured golden sand. Large watercolor-style palm trees frame the image, with one tall palm tree on the left and another on the right. Additional palm fronds extend inward from the upper corners. At the top center is a stylized sun with golden rays. Inside the sun is the Crestwood School District logo, which features a tree with roots and the words “Crestwood School District” surrounding it, along with the slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” Centered in the middle of the graphic is large dark blue script text that reads: “Hello Summer.” The word “Hello” appears above the much larger word “Summer.” Below the greeting is a message in large dark blue serif text that reads: “We hope you have a safe and relaxing summer full of memories with family and friends! See you back at school on August 24th!” The overall design creates a warm, welcoming summer vacation theme through the use of palm trees, sunshine, sandy beach imagery, and a friendly message wishing students, families, and staff a safe and enjoyable summer break.

This is our final weekly update of the school year! Our last day of school is Wednesday, and it will be a half day.

Thank you for a wonderful school year!

https://app.smore.com/n/93p6be

4 months ago, Linda Taleb
FREE Summer Activity Boxes are back from the Dearborn Heights Library! Boxes are delivered right to your home and include crafts, coloring activities, and more. Register by June 21: https://www.dhlibrary.org/event-details/summer-activities-boxes-2
4 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful promotional flyer from the Dearborn Heights Library advertises a summer children’s program. The background is light blue and is framed on all four sides by large, brightly colored pencil illustrations in shades of green, yellow, orange, blue, purple, pink, and red, with the sharpened pencil tips pointing inward toward the center of the page. At the top center, small dark blue text reads: “Dearborn Heights Library.” Below that, large coral-red text reads: “Summer Activity Boxes.” Under the title, dark blue text states: “Registration: Monday, June 1 - Sunday, June 21, 2026” and “Drop-off: Monday, July 13 - Monday, July 27, 2026.” In the center of the flyer is an illustration of a red gift box with orange ribbon. The lid is open and colorful streamers and confetti are bursting out of the box. Beneath the illustration is a block of dark blue text that reads: “Our summer activity boxes are back again this summer! The activity boxes are free and will be home delivered. Each family will receive a basic supplies box, and each child will receive a box containing several crafts and a science activity. The boxes are geared toward elementary ages, but older and younger children will likely enjoy them as well. Registration is required. Beginning Monday, June 1 you may register online through our website at dhlibrary.org or call us at 313-791-3813.” Near the bottom center is the circular Dearborn Heights Library logo in blue and white. The logo contains the text “DHLIBRARY.ORG” and “DEARBORN HEIGHTS LIBRARY” around an illustration featuring a clock tower, buildings, and curved lines. In the lower left corner, dark blue text reads: “Caroline Kennedy Library, 24590 George Street, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127, 313-791-3800.” In the lower right corner, dark blue text reads: “John F. Kennedy, Jr. Library, 24602 Van Born Road, Dearborn Heights, MI 48125, 313-791-6050.” The overall design is bright, child-friendly, and educational, using colorful pencil borders and a gift box graphic to promote the library’s free Summer Activity Boxes program.
Hello Highview Families,

Our weekly update is attached. As a reminder, our Spring Concert will take place on Tuesday, June 2. We look forward to seeing our students showcase all of their hard work!

Thank you and have a wonderful week!

https://app.smore.com/n/q7cjw
4 months ago, Linda Taleb
Today is the day! Our PTA Color Run will take place this evening from 5:30–6:30 p.m. Wristbands are $10 and will be sold beginning at 5:15 p.m. Come out with your family for a fun evening while supporting our Highview PTA!
4 months ago, Linda Taleb
Color Run 2026
We hope you had a restful break. Be sure to set your alarm! We look forward to seeing you back at school on Thursday, May 28th.
4 months ago, Crestwood School District
A bright blue reminder graphic from Crestwood School District encourages viewers to remember an upcoming date. In the top left corner is the Crestwood School District circular logo featuring a tree with roots and the words “Your Future. Our Focus.” The word “Reminder!” appears large across the top in bold yellow cursive lettering with a dark blue shadow effect. Centered white text underneath reads: “Don’t forget to set your alarm! We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, May 28th!” In the lower left section, layered yellow and white banner shapes contain large bold text that says “SET YOUR ALARM!” with “SET YOUR” in white letters on a yellow background and “ALARM!” in blue letters on a white background. White decorative accent shapes surround the banners. On the lower right side is a large silver alarm clock displaying the Crestwood School District logo on its clock face instead of numbers. The graphic uses the school colors of blue, yellow, and white throughout the design.