Common Sense

Embrace truth and reason while embracing intellectual diversity in the classroom and village square

Free Enterprise

Encourage innovation and excellence to create vibrant communities that value people, businesses and human capacity

The Golden Rule

Treat each other with civility as we build communities where diverse individuals and families will flourish

Read the latest news from New Trier Neighbors!

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Gender ideology in Avoca Schools. Read here.

Read here about how neighboring D65 Evanston Schools are training kids on gender and sexuality.

Read the “Rooftop Revelation” interview with Pastor Corey Brooks of Project HOOD and New Trier Neighbor’s Beth Feeley!

Parents prevail in lawsuit, but masks remain at New Trier. Read more here.

Is New Trier’s “Identity Project” based on CRT? Read more here.

How to Pass a High School “Chicago Statement” now available!

More Neighbors groups forming; Assigned same-sex advisories to end at New Trier High School. Read more here.

The Lesson of Virginia Elections: Parents Matter. Read more here.

Does the Department of Justice and National School Boards Association want to curtail the exercise of parents 1st Amendment rights? Read more here.

New Trier Administrators and Board 100% behind novel, “Two Boys Kissing”. Read more >>

Teacher files lawsuit against Evanston public schools for its racist policies. Read more >>

New Trier Adopts Civil Discourse/Critical Thinking Statement Read more>>

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An Evening with Professor Deirdre McCloskey

Join us June 27 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm in Wilmette for an evening with renowned economics professor Dr. Deirdre McCloskey!

Register here! Tickets required.

What is the secret of the modern world’s success? How have so many people vastly improved their standards of living, particularly in the last 200+ years? Was it government? Capitalism? Imperialism? Technology? 

Deirdre McCloskey, Distinguished Professor of Economics, History, English, and Communication at University of Illinois at Chicago, would argue it is “innovism” — when an environment exists where individuals are encouraged and rewarded to create, discover and innovate. Come meet Professor McCloskey to discuss this and other topics covered in her many books, including her celebrated “Bourgeois Trilogy” and latest book “Leave Me Alone and I’ll Make you Rich.” Plus hear about her upcoming book!

Tickets required! Register here! Hope to see you!

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