The District is proud of its rich history and student accomplishments as it offers a well-rounded quality education to students of all abilities. Community Unit School District No. 4 is the home of the Crestwood Eagles and the Paris Unit 4 High School Tigers. The school currently houses 500 pre-kindergarten through eighth grade students with 220 high school students attending Paris High School.
Read moreCrestwood 5th grade students work with local engineers from the Illinois Department of Transportation on a Rube Godlberg project.
Members of Crestwood's Science Club traveled to Bluespring Caverns in March to do some spelunking. After crawling through tight vertical and horizontal spaces and treading through plunge pools and a mini waterfall, the students took a 45 minute boat tour in the cave, which has the largest navigable underground river in the U.S. They learned how to explore unknown caves safely and how to use equipment to ascend and descence properly.
Students and their families enjoyed our annual Learning Fair. Students in preschool through eighth grade displayed work from throughout the school year.
Wednesday, May 18 - 2:35 Early Dismissal
Wednesday, May 25 - 11:35 Early Dismissal - Last Day of School
Livestream Links for Athletic Events
May 12 - 8th Grade Class Field Trip
May 12 and 13 - Pioneer Days
May 13 and 14 - IESA State Track
May 17 - 8th Grade Student Council Field Trip
May 18 - 2:35 Early Dismissal
May 25 - 11:35 Early Dismissal - Last Day of School for Students
May 26 - 7:00 8th Grade Graduation
Crestwood Volleyball
Health Tip
COVID-19 is thought to be spread via
person-to-person contact through contaminated air droplets from
coughing and sneezing by an infected person. As with controlling
the spread of other viruses, we urge everyone to take the
following preventive measures:
Wash your hands regularly, especially
after using the restroom and before preparing or consuming food.
Using soap and hot water, wash for about 20 seconds. Be sure to
also wash your fingertips.
Avoid coughing or sneezing into your
hands or in the air. Always try to cough or sneeze into a tissue,
then throw the tissue away. If you don’t have a tissue,
cough/sneeze into your arm.