5 Things You Need to Know Today: May 24

District 113 officials meet with building professionals and members of Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the auditorium to discuss what's next for the district's . The meeting is open to the public, though the audience won't have an opportunity to comment. Regardless, this is the first time will be meeting with to brainstorm, so it should be interesting.

The rumpus continues: The continued its by hosting a . The event included a treasure hunt for items from his books, treats inspired by his books and a "Max and friends" storytime inspired by Sendak's most celebrated book, Where the Wild Things Are.

What's next for the ? The city-owned movie theater will be , which is open to the public. In the meantime, check out Ed Brill's on possible options for the theater.

Do you know who your state representative is? It might not be who you think for much longer. Voters at whether or not they might have a new representative in Washington, Springfield or both when the Illinois General Assembly released maps of its last week. 

Sports: A North Shore native is . Amy Jaeschke became the first Northwestern player to be drafted by an WNBA team -- the Chicago Sky. She's headed to Deerfield, where the Sky practices, in hopes of making the final roster.