Board of Education
The Board of Education of Community Consolidated School District 181 is comprised of seven members elected by the community to fulfill its powers and duties on behalf of the District.
Careers
Departments
Through collaboration between all D181 departments, our staff supports the important work that goes on in the District’s classrooms. Department leaders work out of the Administration Center and can be reached by calling 630.861.4900. Specific contact information is listed within each department page.
Learning
The Department of Learning oversees all curriculum, assessment, instruction, and student services across the District. The department collaborates with staff and families to provide an outstanding educational experience for each child. We invite you to click the pages at left for more information about student learning in District 181.
Our District
Serving the communities of Hinsdale and Clarendon Hills, as well as parts of Burr Ridge, Oak Brook and Willowbrook.
Visit the HMS Construction page of our website to access the latest updates on the construction of a new Hinsdale Middle School, including design, budget, and timeline resources.
Schools
D181 Neighboorhood Preschool
We offer a half-day Preschool / Early Childhood Education program for 3-5 year-old students. Click the Preschool/ECE link on the right to learn more and register your child today!
Parents
We are pleased to provide a variety of key links and information in our Resources section.

In This Section

Oak School Information

950 S. Oak St.
Hinsdale, IL 60521

Phone: 630.861.4300
Fax: 630.887.0240

School Colors
Navy and White

School Mascot
"Hootie" the Owl

Hours
Morning Kindergarten
8:40 a.m. -11:25 a.m.

Afternoon Kindergarten
12:20 p.m.-3:05 p.m.

Grades 1-5
8:40 a.m.-3:05 p.m.

Skyward Portal Parents/Students

Digital Citizenship

Our school community recognizes the importance of the digital world in our children’s lives. The Internet offers many wonderful resources and learning opportunities, however at District 181 we share your concerns about the online safety of your children. Teachers and parents can work together to empower students to make good choices and exhibit appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology. District Information Literacy standards require that all District 181 students understand and practice Internet Safety.