Christopher Unit School District 99

Zeigler-Royalton Community Unit School District 188 was formed in 1962 in consolidation with the Zeigler Grade School, Zeigler High School and the Royalton School District. The district serves more than 650 students from prekindergarten through grade 12 and is located in Zeigler, Ill. It offers various sports activities, such as volleyball, basketball, wrestling, baseball, football, golf, cheerleading, cross country, and track and field. The district s academic curriculum includes English, math, science, social studies, language arts, special education, business, industrial technology, computer application, reading and physical education. It has a library media center that provides curriculum-related materials and a variety of free reading options for its students. The district operates through various departments, such as administration, food service, guidance, human resources, technology and transportation.

Sesser-Valier Community Unit Schools, nestled in Sesser, IL, provides a comprehensive educational experience to students in the area. The school district encompasses an elementary school, junior high school, and high school, offering a wide range of academic and extracurricular opportunities to its students. Under the leadership of the District Superintendent, the school district maintains a strong focus on student success, supported by a dedicated team of faculty and staff. Parents can engage with the school through various activities, access the online gradebook, and find valuable resources in The Southern Illinois Resource Guide. With a commitment to excellence, Sesser-Valier Community Unit Schools aim to foster a conducive learning environment for all students. The district's website serves as a hub for information, including district policies, distinguished alumni awards, and updates on district assessments and school improvement initiatives. Generated from the website content

The Franklin-Johnson-Massac-Williamson Regional Office of Education (ROE #21) is dedicated to providing leadership, support, and services to schools and districts across Illinois. Under the guidance of Regional Superintendent Lorie LeQuatte, ROE #21 offers a range of programs, professional development workshops, and compliance services tailored to enhance educational experiences in the region. With a focus on educator licensure, alternative learning opportunities, and student support programs, ROE #21 ensures that both educators and students have access to vital resources. Their commitment to professional learning and community engagement aims to foster a collaborative environment for educational excellence in Franklin, Johnson, Massac, and Williamson counties. Generated from the website