The Glenbard North Influencers Club took the spotlight at the Glendale Heights Village Board meeting, showcasing their impactful role in promoting school spirit and community safety. The club, founded during the pandemic, has grown into a vibrant group that engages students through various activities, including pep rallies and social media content creation. Their efforts have garnered impressive statistics, averaging 1.5 million views monthly across platforms like Instagram and TikTok.

Club sponsor David Hennessy praised the students for their contributions, particularly highlighting their involvement in a recent safety campaign that emphasized community awareness. The influencers' commitment to making school an exciting place was evident as they shared their names and grades, demonstrating a strong sense of camaraderie.

In addition to the club's presentation, the meeting featured updates from village trustees, including discussions on community events and local safety initiatives. Trustee Siddiqui raised concerns about the presence of ICE in the area, prompting a discussion on local law enforcement's policies regarding immigration enforcement. The village reassured residents that they do not collaborate with ICE and encouraged anyone with concerns to contact the police.

The meeting concluded with announcements about upcoming community events, including a coffee chat with the village president and a fishing derby, reinforcing Glendale Heights' commitment to fostering community engagement and safety.