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Public school educators got some of what they wanted in the new state budget, but McLean County superintendents say there are still some issues left unresolved — such as transportation costs.
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WGLT spoke with retiring teachers and staff from Bloomington High School, Tri-Valley Elementary School and Grove Elementary School.
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The district's phone policy was updated in a revision to Unit 5’s student behavior code.
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Carl's Pro Band in Bloomington is closing as co-owner Carl Thacker retires. Assets are being taken over by The Music Shoppe, now Bloomington-Normal's only music store.
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The revenue from the countywide sales tax will help to pay the debt off, but that will not roll in before the summer when repairs are most needed.
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Rules regarding cell phone use in school varies by district, and sometimes even by school, across McLean County. The Illinois Senate has passed a bill aimed at ending phone use during class instruction.
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A food distribution that serves hundreds of Bloomington-Normal residents each month is ending.
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The new sales tax takes effect July 1. Earning around 53% of the vote, the referendum was one of several factors contributing to an increased voter turnout compared to previous municipal elections.
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A Trump administration effort to remove the federal government from wide swaths of American life continues to spread. Libraries and museums in Bloomington-Normal and around Illinois also will feel the impact.
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The Twin City school districts have added transparency dashboards on their websites to show where funding would be spent if the new sales tax is approved April 1.