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The Tri-Valley school district has seven candidates who have filed to run for school board for the April 1, 2025 election. The deadline to file is the close of business Monday.
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The District 87 school board on Wednesday approved some proposed changes to elective course offerings, and heard a report on a new health sciences program being offered at some elementary schools and the junior high.
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The District 87 school board held a public meeting on Wednesday to review and adopt the district's 2025 budget. The $95 million budget comes with a $3 million deficit, and a working cash balance of $20 million.
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The District 87 school board heard a lengthy presentation Wednesday from the architectural firm managing the remodeling of the Oakland Avenue building acquired to expand early childhood education programming. The board also approved a new contract with the teachers’ union and an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Bloomington regarding the downtown TIF project.
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The District 87 school board on Wednesday discussed the district’s amended annual budget, as well as the budgets for vocational training programs, while superintendent David Mouser expressed some concerns about the proposed TIF district for downtown Bloomington.
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The District 87 school board heard a report on Wednesday addressing safety and security concerns following two incidents at Bloomington schools in recent weeks.
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District 87 school board president Elizabeth Fox Anvick wears many hats: She’s a tech professional, a wife, a mother – and one of Bloomington-Normal’s most visible LGBTQ+ advocates.
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District 87 is launching a new curriculum for middle and high schoolers enrolled as English language learners — part of an effort to better serve the growing demographic group.