School board general elections in Illinois are held on the first Tuesday in April every two years in odd-numbered years for all districts except for Chicago Public Schools and Peoria Public Schools.

School board general elections in Illinois are held on the first Tuesday in April every two years in odd-numbered years for all districts except for Chicago Public Schools and Peoria Public Schools.

Freedom graduates will be recognized at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 31. It’s the only school planning to have its graduation outside, weather permitting. Students do not have a limit as to how many ...

The Wake County school board voted 5-2 this week to allow individual schools to apply for grants of up to $1,000 from The Freedom to Read Foundation. According to the foundation, the grants will ...

During the height of the pandemic, Stanford faculty members publicly debated the limits of academic freedom. In September 2021, more than 100 School of Medicine faculty members condemned the ...

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — One man has been hospitalized after being shot early Thursday afternoon near the old Quest Middle School. The 19-year-old victim suffered serious injuries near North Bootz ...

The Kurdish regional government is setting a rare example in the Middle East. While many of its ... faith communities and making religious freedom a strategic priority. Importantly, the Prayer ...

Middle school parents were ... to comply with his stance and now Naperville School District 203 is under attack. Social advocacy group Awake Illinois has reportedly filed a US Department of ...

A short video taken inside an Illinois school captured troubling behavior: A teacher gripping a 6-year-old boy with autism by the ankle and dragging him down the hallway on his back. The early ...

Debate over a transgender student's win in a suburban middle school girls track ... while others expressed support for the school's inclusive policy. Illinois' Human Rights Act prohibits ...

A short video taken inside an Illinois school captured troubling behavior: A teacher gripping a 6-year-old boy with autism by the ankle and dragging him down the hallway on his back. The early ...