School Office

Parents who are driving their students to school are asked to drop off and pick up in the South lot (entrance off of Jonathan Drive). Parents may park on the south end of Jonathan Drive (south of the south lot entrance) and walk to Door 5 to meet their student. Parents may also park in the south lot near the field and walk to Door 5 to meet their student. The front circle drive on the north end of the school is reserved for buses arriving in the morning and bus pick-up after school. The back lot is reserved for the arrival of afternoon kindergarten and the car drop off and pick-up before and after school. Parents picking up morning kindergarten students and walking home should pick up in the front of the building.

Isabella Ullman, RN
Email: ullmani@ccsd15.net
Phone: 847-963-5602
Fax: 847-963-5606

Health care provided in the school health office is to support your child, allowing students to return to their classrooms. The nurse is available to work in collaboration with your child's primary healthcare provider. If you require assistance in obtaining a primary healthcare provider, please reach out to the health office for a list of community resources.

Nurses positively affect student attendance. A registered nurse at school every day allows for prompt and professional responses to health concerns and medical issues. In the event of illness or accidents, the nurse provides emergency care. 

Responsibilities of the nurse include first aid and illness care, the maintenance of student health records, the development of healthcare plans, and screenings for student vision and hearing needs. Parents/guardians are encouraged to bring questions about immunizations, health exams, medications, or student health needs to the nurse.

The Health Services staff believes family is an essential part of good health. Your input is valued and welcome. Please feel free to ask questions, share thoughts, and exchange health information. We look forward to partnering with you!

Questions? For more information about medication administration, individual health care plans, health exam forms/immunizations, and more, please contact your school nurse or visit the Health Services webpage.

Health Services

Our strong PTA provides Lake Louise with wonderful resources that greatly benefit our school. We understand that without the support of a strong parent community, our lofty goals and aspirations could not be met. We are always looking for volunteers at Lake Louise. If you would like more information about how to get involved, please do not hesitate to contact the PTA office.

Lake Louise PTA

In order to provide security for groups using the building outside of school hours, please:

• Enter and exit through the main entrance (north door, NOT gym side door). A custodian will open the door for the adult supervisor prior to the activity.
• Have an adult supervisor remain at the door until all members of the group have arrived.
• Do not put any items in the door to block it open. The doors must remain locked at all times.
• Make sure that once your group has entered the building, all participants stay in the assigned area. An adult supervisor should accompany any child that needs to leave the assigned area.
• Have all coaches and group leaders inform parents of exclusion dates so that children are not dropped off on evenings when there is no activity.
• Sign the building use form provided by the custodian on duty. 

In order to help maintain the building, please do not:

• Bounce or pass balls in the hallway
• Bring food and/or beverages into the lobby, hallways or gymnasium
• Bring chairs of any type into the gymnasium

We hope that your group activity is enjoyable. If there is anything we can do to assist you, please let us know.

Thank you for your interest in Lake Louise School, the school home to over 750 kindergarten through sixth-grade students. At Lake Louise we are student-centered and celebrate the diversity among all of us. We have very experienced staff members who choose to teach at Lake Louise because of their commitment to excellence in education and their dedication to helping each child reach their highest potential.