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Evanston's 2026-27 school year starts August 17 for ETHS, August 24 for District 65

ETHS District 202 opens the 2026-27 school year on Monday, August 17, with District 65 following a week later on August 24. Here are the key calendar dates, breaks, and conference weeks for Evanston's public and private schools.

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Construction workers in hard hats stand on a turf field inside a stadium with purple seats.

Ryan Field season tickets go on sale to public Tuesday, August 4

Northwestern Football confirmed through a countdown campaign that general public season ticket sales for the new $875 million Ryan Field open Tuesday, August 4, ahead of the stadium's October 2 inaugural game against Penn State.

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Ishbia Foundation's youth sports complex plan delayed over neighbor concerns

The Ishbia Family Foundation wants to build a roughly 55,000-square-foot indoor youth sports complex at the former Office Depot at 2722 Green Bay Road, but Evanston's Land Use Commission postponed action to August after neighbors raised concerns about light and alley traffic at its July 23 meeting.

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Construction workers in hard hats stand on a turf field inside a stadium with purple seats.

Ryan Field season tickets go on sale to public Tuesday, August 4

Northwestern Football confirmed through a countdown campaign that general public season ticket sales for the new $875 million Ryan Field open Tuesday, August 4, ahead of the stadium's October 2 inaugural game against Penn State.

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Northwestern Begins Repairs at Vacant Homes After City Fines, Resident Pressure

Northwestern University has begun repairs at three vacant homes near campus, three weeks after Evanston cited the university for failing to register seven properties and residents publicly pressured the institution to act. An administrative hearing has been rescheduled to Sept. 3.

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District 65 fills two leadership vacancies with Gordon, Plaza appointments

District 65 named Evanston resident Maggie Gordon as assistant superintendent of academics and promoted 10th-year staffer Jess Plaza to director of schools management, filling vacancies left by a wave of resignations and former Superintendent Angel Turner's buyout.

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