Stories about schools
Isabelle Jones was named the 2023-24 Yorkville High School Student of the Year and presented with a $4,000 scholarship at the annual award ceremony on May 9
Joliet Central High School senior Jesus Avila won a silver medal at the 2024 SkillsUSA Illinois Career Competition
The annual garage sale fundraiser will be held rain or shine on Friday and Saturday, May 17-18.
The event was aimed to promote physical activity among students and staff by encouraging them to bike or skate to school.
Superintendent Khelghati recognized several Oswego students for their success at the SkillsUSA conference.
Kane County Regional Office of Education hosted its 48th annual Educator of the Year Banquet celebrating the dedication and passion of Kane teachers, administrators and more.
The Pride gas stations in St. Charles have designated a Spirit Pump at each location which will raise money for high school athletics every time they are used.
Lockport students had a strong showing at the Illinois Design Educators Association State Competition on April 20
The Joliet Townshio High School Foundation is seeking golfers, hole and event sponsors, as well as raffle baskets.
One of those recipients was CHIP IN Batavia, which received $3,000. CHIP IN (Community Helpers Impacting People In Need) was established in 2013 to support homeless and low-income families in the Batavia School District.
Eighteen certified staff and 15 educational support staff in Geneva District 304 will not be re-employed for the 2024-25 school year, effective May 28.
Police were notified shortly before 9 a.m. that a white man, dressed in all black, wearing a backpack, was standing in a baseball field at Big Woods Park, 1063 S. Raddant Road.
Property tax revenues are expected to increase by almost 6% as part of the Oswego SD308’s budget for the new fiscal year, which starts July 1.
The Will County Regional Office of Education hosted a ribbon cutting for a new kitchen facility at Lincoln School in Joliet which will provide meals and educational opportunities for students at the school.
District 202's parent organization recognized 95 “outstanding parents, community members, teachers and staff members for their dedication to students, their schools and community” at the 48th annual awards night on April 16.