REGIONAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION 9

Welcome to Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. It's an award-winning project made possible by aspiring student journalists from every c...

On Wednesdays, we’ll introduce the students who make up Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. Today: Uni’s Ivy Pullen-Heuman. Uni High i...

When Mariel Middlebrook was in college, she worked at Oddfiellows Playhouse in Middletown, Conn., teaching in an after-school program and running a mentoring program. It was there...

Welcome to Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. It's an award-winning project made possible by aspiring student journalists from every c...

heers to 100 years of Champaign's SOUTH SIDE ELEMENTARY , where students and staffers clad in matching blue shirts kicked off the centennial celebration Wednesday by posing for p...

The first time she participated in Fisher’s homecoming parade, Kim Clemmons (Class of 1983) was part of the marching band and “our ugly uniforms.” Wednesday’s trip around town wa...

On Wednesdays, we’ll introduce the students who make up Year 9 of High School Confidential, powered by Danville Area Community College. Today: Unity’s Avery Watson. We knew the d...

URBANA — Crisis Nursery shouldn’t run out of diapers for a while. A diaper drive sponsored by The High School of Saint Thomas More garnered a donation of almost 19,000 diapers fo...

Amy Jenkins-Costa has spent most of her career teaching kids how to read. Since 1997, she’s worked mostly as a reading interventionist in the Chamap[Champaign school district, fir...

There will be plenty more memorable moments to come, but two-plus months into BRIAN BRINK ‘s tenure as superintendent of Unity schools, one highlight stands above the rest. “Def...

For the last 17 years, Linda Felsman has worked with special-education students at Unity West Elementary School in the district she grew up attending. Of her days as a Unit 7 stu...

In addition to being the only CTSO for future educators of all fields, Educators Rising Illinois is the first step to growing an educator pipeline starting in middle and high ...

Lindsay Brotherton’s career began in 2004 when she spent a few years as a substitute teacher, but her future career was determined as a second-grader in Mahomet, when her teacher ...

After five years in the principal’s office at Champaign’s Jefferson Middle School, JESSE GUZMAN is a few weeks into Year 2 leading Urbana High — “and loving every minute of it,”...

CHAMPAIGN — Growing up, Matt Jahnke loved sports and also knew he wanted to work with kids, just like his mother, who was a teacher. Naturally, he chose to become a physical educa...

As an elementary school student, Katie Currie joined a program for kids who hoped to become teachers one day. Now, the daughter of two teachers is beginning her third year at Kenw...

The Executive Council of the Association of Educational Service Agencies (AESA) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 National Awards, celebrating outstanding contri...

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That Karry Burson gravitated to a career in education was no surprise after growing up the granddaughter of two teachers in Pekin. Burson has spent the last eight years of her 25...

Sarah Iehl was placed at Dr. Howard Elementary in Champaign as a student teacher while attending the University of Illinois. A quarter-century later, the Collinsville native is st...