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As both Bloomington-Normal school districts begin the school year, three principals know this year will be their last before retirement.
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Superintendent David Mouser previewed a new media campaign, "D87 United," for board members Wednesday night.
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An estimated 89% of students in the 2026 school year are on track to graduate. This is up from 76.5% in the 2025 school year. Last year, 31% of students graduated with college credit through Advanced Placement courses.
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When Daniel Kern officially founded the nonprofit Kernovate in 2025, he hoped to solve three problems: diverting mattresses from landfills, giving beds to those in need and providing work opportunities.
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The current law requires students take at least two years of foreign language classes but that could change if the governor signs a bill the Illinois legislature unanimously passed.
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Enrollment is up at District 87’s Bloomington Career Academy [BCA], after opening a new facility last fall.
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Buying in bulk has saved countywide governments and school districts money as prices rose across the country.
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Summer school at Oakland Elementary School in Bloomington is now an invite-only program. Staff said it makes the program more “intentional” for students who need help the most.
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Teachers and staff from Sarah Raymond School, District 87's preschool program, toured their new home as remodeling enters the home stretch.
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Students wrote more than 700 positive and encouraging messages for their peers, with seven messages selected for students to paint onto stepping stones.