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Unit 5
- Unit 5 enrollment study includes options of adding new school east of Veterans, closing Carlock school
- Unit 5 looking at language for sharing law enforcement info amid US immigration crackdown
- 13-year-old from Normal dies after being critically injured in house fire
- Unit 5 reminds families of food and financial resources amid ongoing government shutdown
- New report cards show fewer 'exemplary' B-N schools and more with struggling student groups
- Unit 5 discusses process, criteria and feedback for enrollment planning study
- Unit 5 to host public meeting focused on enrollment planning study underway
District 87
- Students and staff say new phone policy is working as designed at Bloomington High School
- 'Opens up the world': Stevenson Elementary's new playground focuses on access
- New report cards show fewer 'exemplary' B-N schools and more with struggling student groups
- District 87 looks to borrow $20M in bonds for early childhood center renovations, other improvements
- District 87 superintendent provides updates on facilities work, teachers and students
- Bent Elementary School welcomes new playground and greenspace
- District 87 considers easing graduation requirements for students new to the country
Higher Education
- ISU football makes history as Redbirds advance to national championship game
- Jetlag and jet sweeps: How Redbird football families travel to a playoff game
- Illinois State football's Niekamp family thrives on coaching, and playing, hard
- Rediscovering an overlooked linchpin of Illinois industry: Bicycling
- Road warriors: Redbirds advance to FCS semifinals with win at UC-Davis
- ISU revives new dorm and dining plans and proposes solar array for GE Road campus
- ISU football stuns No. 1 North Dakota State, advances to playoff quarterfinals
More education stories
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A youth substance misuse prevention program from the Illinois Association for Behavioral Health has partnered with the Illinois High School Association and IESA to expand outreach efforts.
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The document will direct not just the way math is taught in the classroom, but how math teachers are trained in the profession and math programs are administered in school districts.
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Debates over perceived advantages private schools have over public schools in Illinois High School Association [IHSA] athletics continued as the state football championships played out in Normal and DeKalb.
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The structure of college classes will have to change in an AI world. That's according to Roy Magnuson, the director of the newly created Adaptive Edge Institute at Illinois State University. The institute studies new technologies and how they influence teaching. Right now, that's Generative AI.
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The Bloomington-Normal Deaf Club is bringing holiday festivities to kids who often miss out on some of the fun the season can bring. They started with an ASL class at University High School.
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Andy Goveia was one of more than 550 K-12 teachers across the country to enter the contest held by KI Furniture.
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The Fourth District Appellate Court has reversed a circuit court decision and bounced a property tax dispute between Logan County and the not-for-profit that formerly ran Lincoln College back to the lower court.
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If advocates, stakeholders and members of the public were granted all their requests for public school funding next year, lawmakers would have to increase the state’s K-12 education budget by nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars.
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The Illinois Board of Higher Education reports that nearly 190,000 students are enrolled across the state for the Fall 2025 semester.
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University High School hosted a ceremony Friday celebrating its volleyball team for winning the IHSA Class 3A State Championship.