- Deerfield Public Schools District 109
- Communication
Stay Connected
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The District values input from stakeholders, and actively seeks that input through surveys and focus groups, at Board of Education meetings, and at special programs. Community members often are invited to participate in special task force initiatives, as well as on strategic planning teams. In addition to this website, we use multiple channels and tools to connect with our community. If you have questions or suggsetions about communication in District 109, please contact:
Eric Steckling
Director of Communications
(847) 945-1844 x7238
communications@dps109.org
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Sign Up To Get Emails From DPS 109
If you are a staff member or parent in District 109, do not sign up! You automatically receive notifications from your school(s) and the District. If you are a community member please fill out the form below or CLICK HERE to be redirected to sign up for emails.
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Mobile App
The Deerfield 109 mobile app is a tool to keep you connected, when you want, right from your mobile phone or tablet. Please download the app from the App Store or Google Play, or search either store for "Deerfield 109."
You'll be asked to set up your app by selecting your school(s); choose from the list and select the schools that are important to you. Then, you'll see the calendars for those schools and receive notifications through the app with important school-specific information.
Parents will receive emails with login credentials to be able to get information about their children. Please contact Eric Steckling if you need your login information sent to you. When you log in, you can add new email addresses and phone numbers (for phone calls and text messages), and select your notification preferences. You have control!
Important notes:
- If you want to receive both phone calls and text messages to a cell phone, enter that phone number in both the "phone numbers" and "text/sms numbers" sections.
- Though there is a link, do not add new home addresses in the app. If you need to update your home address, please see the Registration & Residency page for change of address procedures.
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Accessibility
In order to comply with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, websites must meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as instituted by the World Wide Web. District 109 is committed to ensuring accessibility of its website for students, parents, and members of the community with disabilities. If you have any issues accessing information on the website, please contact Eric Steckling, the Director of Communications.