Central Catholic High School

Central Catholic High School in Bloomington has raised more than $6 million for its capital campaign that recently went public. School President Sean Foster says the campaign, entitled VISION, hopes to reach its $10 million goal sometime this year.

Illinois lawmakers have allowed the Invest in Kids program to expire. It enables donors to get tax credits for funding private school scholarships.

Several McLean County school districts planned to make masks optional this year, before Gov. JB Pritzker made them mandatory on Wednesday.

The coronavirus pandemic gave student-athletes a lot of idle time over the past year as their sports were put on hold. Josh Vogel, a senior at Central…

The coronavirus pandemic gave student-athletes a lot of idle time over the past year as their sports were put on hold. Josh Vogel, a senior at Central…

District 87 and Unit 5 started the school year online because of increased COVID-19 spread in the Twin City community and region.But most schools in…

Bloomington Central Catholic High School grad Ryan Latham said succeeding as a session musician and on-call live performer in Nashville is all about…

Illinois' new Invest in Kids program has helped pay tuition for some students to attend private schools in Bloomington and throughout the state this year,…

Classrooms might not be quite so crowded in Bloomington-Normal public schools this year.Unit 5 is down more than 200 students compared to the 2017-18…

The new head football coach at Central Catholic High School is grateful he can now be more open about his faith.Joe Walters coached football for two…