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Nominate an Amazing Teacher for the 2027 Joliet Great Teacher Award!

Has a teacher made a lasting, positive difference in your child’s life this year? Help us honor their dedication, care, and hard work! Nominations are now being accepted for the 2027 Joliet Area Great Teacher Awards.

Submitting a nomination is a quick and meaningful way for students and families to say "thank you" to an educator who goes the extra mile.

Read the criteria and fill out the brief nomination form here (English)

Read the criteria and fill out the brief nomination form here (Spanish)

Deadline: Monday, November 9, 2026, by 4:00 p.m.

Innovative Grant Stacking and Debt Restructuring Secure 32 Electric School Buses with $0 Net Capital Outlay. Click the link below to read the full article.

Troy CCSD 30-C Board Approves Fully Grant-Funded Electric Buses to Lower Annual Operating Costs

Troy CCSD 30-C is conducting a search for a highly qualified Superintendent of Schools to lead our district into its next chapter. 

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We are pleased to introduce our new Back to School Resources website a centralized hub designed to equip and support our community for the upcoming school year.

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Congratulations to the TMS Class of 2026!

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2026-2027 Student Attendance Calendar

As the holiday season approaches, Troy Community Consolidated School District 30-C is celebrating a remarkable display of generosity, kindness, and community spirit taking place across all district buildings and departments.

From elementary classrooms to transportation garages, Troy 30-C students, staff, and families are demonstrating what it truly means to give thanks and give back during this special time of year.

Students Leading with Compassion

At Cronin Elementary, students and families have rallied together to support neighbors in need through a robust food drive, collecting essential items to stock local mini food pantries. Last year, the food drive was able to help stock 8 pantries, and this year, with the amazing week-long food drive, the Cronin Parent Advisory Committee stocked 14 mini pantries! 

Meanwhile, 4th grade students at Hofer Elementary are spreading joy to local seniors by creating heartfelt cards, brightening the day of those who might otherwise feel forgotten during the holidays. The Cards for Seniors event has been organized by Senator Meg Loughran Cappel with an intention of delivering holiday greeting cards to seniors living in residential communities. 

"Watching our students embrace the spirit of giving reminds us why we do what we do," said Dr. Schrik, Superintendent of Troy 30-C. "These acts of kindness don't just help those in need; they shape our young people into compassionate community members who understand the power of generosity."

A Seven-Year Tradition of Gratitude

The holiday spirit has extended throughout every corner of the district, including a beloved tradition now in its seventh year. Executive Director of Operations, Ben Hettel has once again brought holiday cheer to the Facilities Services and Transportation Departments through his annual Thanksgiving Turkey and Pie Giveaway.

Staff members earn entries into the drawing by completing a simple but meaningful task: sharing something they are grateful for at Troy 30-C. These heartfelt reflections expressed appreciation for teamwork, student connections, and the family environment that defines the district.

"This time of year always reminds me how thankful I am for the people who make Troy such a special place," said Hettel. "Our Facilities and Transportation staff work hard every day to support students and staff behind the scenes. The giveaway is just one small way to show appreciation for all they do and to celebrate the gratitude that connects us as a team."

In a touching display of care for their own Troy 30-C family, transportation department staff and district office employees have organized donation drives specifically to support Troy students and their families who may need extra help this season. Their efforts ensure that every child in our district can experience the warmth and joy of the holidays.

Community Partners Join the Mission

The Troy 30-C mission is strengthened by generous community partners who are making the holidays brighter for local families. Hope Lutheran Church and Shorewood Jewel Osco are collaborating to supply turkeys and side dishes for Thanksgiving dinner, while Waters Edge Church in Shorewood is contributing the pies. This spirit of partnership highlights the deep connection between Troy 30-C and the community it serves. Further extending their support, ComEd donated $1,000 to the Galowich YMCA through the district's electric power program, directly benefiting community members and Troy 30-C students. The community partners’ generosity is greatly appreciated this holiday season.

About Troy 30-C

Troy Community Consolidated School District 30-C serves students and families in Troy, Illinois, and surrounding areas, providing quality education and fostering a supportive community environment where every student can thrive.