Literacy scores improve while math drags behind statewide and in central Illinois, school officials say
The state says its literacy plan helped reading rates.
The state says its literacy plan helped reading rates.
Rosalyn LaPier is a member of the Blackfeet Tribe of Montana and Métis. After the Daily Illini interviewed LaPier for an article about the 100th anniversary, comments about how LaPier should be fired or “eliminated” proliferated on social media.
Preliminary results show voter support for bonds for new middle schools in Champaign and Mahomet.
Mahomet-Seymour is asking voters to approve bonds for a new junior high. This time the referendum would not raise taxes.
Mientras que la mayoría de los alumnos del Distrito 116 de Urbana acuden a un colegio cercano a su barrio, los alumnos de Yankee Ridge tienen que coger el autobús desde el otro extremo de la ciudad.
The goal is to start construction in the spring.
States may spend less on home care as a result of upcoming federal cuts.
The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has 20 automated license plate readers through Flock Safety. The University Senate resolved Monday to give the public more information about the contracts.
Decatur Public Schools offered custodians a raise of 60 cents an hour, according to the union representing the custodians, SEIU Local 73.
The Campus Faculty Association hosted a panel Tuesday focused on attacks on higher education, where organizers and heads of other unions pitched unionization as the way to fight back.
University of Illinois architecture professor involved in the project, Joseph Altshuler, asked to set up a station at the Urbana neighborhood night where students and families could write and draw out their ideas.
Read this article in English here. URBANA — A finales de septiembre, decenas de familias se acercaron a las mesas instaladas en el parque de Ivanhoe Estates durante una “Noche del barrio” organizada por el Distrito Escolar 116 de Urbana. En una de las mesas, Magdalena López aportaba ideas para una nueva parada de autobús…
Unit 4 Chief Business Officer Ray Toliver Jr. said he is looking into various ways to save the school district some money by possibly adjusting health insurance plans, the transportation system, and food purchases.
The deductible for District 118’s insurance plan is greater than the cost of the Mark Denman roof reconstruction.
Superintendent Geovanny Ponce said families should email him if they are above the income cut-off and can’t afford school meals.