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Unit 5 leaders say Rivian’s fight to lower its property tax bill could cost the school district as much as $6.8 million in lost revenue — uncertainty that looms over Unit 5’s budget planning.
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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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Students and staff at Normal Community High School returned home Tuesday after a call broadly threatening the school prompted an emergency response.
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The approved item avoids displacing students at Carlock or Glenn Elementary and adds no new taxes to pay for facility construction costs.
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A committee of school board members and educators completed a multi-year process related to enrollment realignment on Thursday when it presented a final recommendation to the school board. That recommendation avoids two of the most controversial options the district considered.
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Unit 5 Superintendent Kristen Weikle presented details of the proposed plan during a virtual meeting Thursday night.
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At least eight community members spoke in support of Matt Chapman, a Normal Community High School civics teacher and girls soccer coach.
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Unit 5 Superintendent Kristen Weikle provided updates about the Normal-based school district during an interview on WGLT's Sound Ideas.
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Superintendent Kristen Weikle told the board she intends to retire at the end of the 2029-30 school year. That would take her to the end of the five-year contract the board approved in August.
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District 87 changed its policy for Bloomington High School that bans cell phones throughout the school day. Unit 5 refreshed its policy to keep student phones away during class in all but a few circumstances.