Lemont-Bromberek School District 113A, 16100 W 127th Street, Lemont, IL (2026)

09/02/2026

Freeze tag, but make it art. 🎨 Ms. Ellers students set markers to paper white the music played, but when the music stopped, they had to FREEZE. 🧊 What a fun way to create!

09/02/2026

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08/31/2026

Exciting STEM learning is taking place in Mrs. Kuhne’s class at Central!

08/29/2026

Lemont-Bromberek SD113A Board of Education Earns Governance Honor

The Lemont-Bromberek SD113A Board of Education has been recognized by the Illinois Association of School Boards (IASB) for its exceptional governance practices. SD113A was one of 53 Illinois school districts to earn the School Board Governance Recognition honor for their effective governance behaviors and their commitment toward obtaining the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively lead the district.

IASB’s School Board Governance Recognition program acknowledges local boards of education that practice good governance behaviors as outlined by IASB’s Foundational Principles of Effective Governance. The focus of Governance Recognition is on full board development and participation. Boards that meet the necessary requirements are recognized for the two-year honorary distinction.

“It is no surprise to me that our SD113A Board of Education has earned this prestigious recognition for the fourth time,” said Superintendent Dr. Courtney Orzel. “I have had the privilege of working alongside this Board for many years, and their commitment to our students, staff, families, and community is unwavering. They ask thoughtful questions, continually invest in their own learning, and make decisions with the long-term success of SD113A at the center of everything they do. Strong school districts are built on strong governance, and I am incredibly proud of the way our Board works together, engages with our community, and keeps our students at the heart of every decision.”

“This recognition is really a reflection of the commitment of our entire Board to doing this work the right way. We take very seriously the responsibility our community has entrusted to us—to ask tough questions, be good stewards of taxpayer dollars, stay focused on student outcomes, and make decisions based on what is best for the long-term future of our district. I’m proud to serve alongside a group of volunteers who put in an incredible amount of time behind the scenes because they genuinely care about our students, our schools, and the Lemont-Bromberek community,” said Board President Damon Ascolani.

The School Board Governance Recognition program aims to showcase how good governance creates a positive impact for students, staff, and the entire district community. It provides an opportunity for districts to tell their story about programs and projects that are improving outcomes in their local school districts and offers board members a chance to highlight how continuous learning, both by individual board members and the full board team, results in improved governance for the board of education and positive outcomes for the district.