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Unit 5
- Last first day: Three B-N principals share lessons and plans ahead of retirement
- Rivian’s tax appeal remains a sticking point for Unit 5's proposed $252M budget
- Community Schools programming makes cuts as school year begins with federal funding lost
- Why firing a teacher in Illinois is so hard — even after early red flags
- State's Attorney is using FOIA to seek Unit 5's communications with WGLT about Chiddix teachers
- How siloed investigations and mistrust left Unit 5 in the lurch in Chiddix cases
- High schoolers could soon be able to swap 2 years of foreign language with technical education
District 87
- Empire Street set for two-day construction closure near Bloomington High School
- Last first day: Three B-N principals share lessons and plans ahead of retirement
- Bloomington's District 87 is 'United' as new school year begins
- Bloomington High School expects improved graduation rates, more students graduating with college credit
- Why mattress trash is this Bloomington nonprofit's treasure
- High schoolers could soon be able to swap 2 years of foreign language with technical education
- Bloomington Career Academy sees growth in new space
Higher Education
- Supersized sculptures and crinkle-cut fries: How ISU’s John Miller turns glass into pop art
- Sen. Durbin offers advice and earmarks to Illinois Wesleyan University students
- Illinois Wesleyan University sets fundraising record
- ISU research using AI to detect heart irregularities off to a good start
- Ameren gives a boost to Illinois State's solar, wind energy lab
- Clean-up continues as school resumes in still soggy Bloomington-Normal
- ISU professors: Illinois must do more to solve world languages teacher shortage
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The program would allow eligible Heartland employees to voluntarily leave employment in exchange for a one-time incentive benefit. It's designed to help Heartland achieve cost savings.
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Despite a $350 million increase in base funding for public schools this year, Illinois is falling further behind in its quest to bring all school districts up to adequate funding levels.
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The Carle Health Mobile Clinic will provide back-to-school physicals and immunizations Friday and Saturday to prepare children for the upcoming school year.
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Illinois State University leaders say they're "currently consulting with our state officials and legal counsel to determine what this decision means for affected students and the university."
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Illinois will offer a sales tax reduction on school supplies from Aug. 7-16.
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Gov. JB Pritzker signed sweeping regulations Friday aimed at social media companies and cracking down on “addictive algorithms” that keep kids glued to their screens.
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Students in all Illinois public schools will soon have to abide by rules barring them from using cellphones or other personal electronic communication devices during school hours unless they have been given specific permission to use them.
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Illinois State University's board of trustees on Friday approved a new $600.4 million operating budget — the first since a major overhaul to ISU's budget framework — that includes a surplus.
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Illinois State University donors set a record amount for giving in the budget year that ended July 1. ISU took in more than $52 million in private support. It is the sixth straight year of increased donations.
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Construction is expected to start next spring on a three-building, $84 million science complex that will create a "new front porch" where Illinois State University meets Uptown Normal.