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Tag: schools

Religious group objects to diversity standards in schools

Religious group objects to diversity standards in schools

— November 10, 2020

SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois State Board of Education is considering a set of new standards for teachers and administrators that are aimed at making them more sensitive to students…

  • Organizations help schools plant, grow school gardens

    Organizations help schools plant, grow school gardens

    — November 9, 2020

    University of Illinois Extension staff from horticulture, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—Education (SNAP-Ed), and 4-H teamed up to provide training to teachers, administrators,…

  • Lawmakers discuss lowering compulsory school age

    Lawmakers discuss lowering compulsory school age

    — September 25, 2020

    SPRINGFIELD — Illinois lawmakers may soon consider legislation to lower the state’s compulsory attendance law to include 5-year-olds, a measure advocates see as a way to expand…

  • Child welfare officials say they’re coping during pandemic

    Child welfare officials say they’re coping during pandemic

    — September 15, 2020

    SPRINGFIELD – Child welfare officials in Illinois told a panel of state lawmakers Monday, Sept. 14 that the COVID-19 pandemic has hindered but not completely prevented their efforts…

  • Governor shuts down all K-12 schools throughout the state

    Governor shuts down all K-12 schools throughout the state

    — March 13, 2020

     Public and private Illinois schools will be closed for two weeks, starting Tuesday, March 17, and reopening Tuesday, March 31, per a Friday order from Gov. JB Pritzker. The move is…

  • Senate committees discuss inequity in education, jobs

    Senate committees discuss inequity in education, jobs

    — November 6, 2020

    SPRINGFIELD – State education officials and youth employment advocates are proposing expanding job skills programs in areas with large minority student populations and high unemployment,…

  • Illinois schools to get $80 million to close digital divide

    Illinois schools to get $80 million to close digital divide

    — September 22, 2020

    Gov. J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) announced Monday, Sept. 21 that 471 local education agencies will receive $80,092,677 to help close the digital divide…

  • Kindergarten readiness improves but economic, racial disparities remain

    Kindergarten readiness improves but economic, racial disparities remain

    — August 25, 2020

    SPRINGFIELD — The number of Illinois children entering kindergarten who are fully prepared to start school grew for the second consecutive year in 2019, a possible indication that…

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