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New makerspaces at both Unit 5 high schools will provide more opportunity for students to get hands-on technology experience.
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The Unit 5 school board on Wednesday approved an agreement with Wight and Company for architectural services for new facilities for the early learning center and 18-22 year old transitional program.
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History teachers at Normal West High School taught the facts and lessons of 9/11 to students Friday during the 25th anniversary.
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Kristen Weikle said students may be having an easier time following phone expectations in year two of the district's policy limiting classroom use.
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Unit 5 and Rivian are locked in a property-tax dispute that could cost the school district an estimated $6.8 million annually.
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Documents obtained by WGLT show Rivian trying to make its case for why its Normal properties are significantly overvalued and overtaxed. Millions of tax dollars are at risk for Unit 5 schools and other local taxing bodies.
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The Unit 5 school board on Monday chose Design Mavens and the Farnsworth Group to develop designs and determine the scope of additions at Parkside Junior High and Towanda Elementary Schools, respectively.
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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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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 Community Schools program at two Unit 5 schools will be without federal funding to start the new school year. A legal effort to save the funding was unsuccessful.