Galva Community Unit School District 224

Stark County Elementary School, part of Stark County Community Unit School District #100 in Wyoming, Illinois, strives to create a safe and enriching environment tailored to meet the diverse academic and personal needs of its learners. The school emphasizes a commitment to excellence, fostering both academic success and social responsibility within its student body. With a mission to prepare students for a positive global contribution, Stark County Elementary School prides itself on its rich traditions, community involvement, and dedication to providing a customized educational experience. The school's motto, "Home of Pride and Excellence," reflects its goal to nurture students who are ready to graduate and make a meaningful impact in society. Generated from the website

ROWVA High School serves more than 220 students in grades 9 through 12. The school encourages students to take part in a selection of athletic activities, such as football, volleyball, golf and basketball. It provides instruction in social studies, science, English and math, as well as organizes parent-teacher conferences. ROWVA High School also offers opportunities to participate in a student organization, the Future Farmers of America. The school provides special education, guidance counseling and food services. In addition, it offers a variety of programs in band, Spanish, chorus, art, and computer and physical education. ROWVA High School operates a learning material center and is managed by ROWVA School District 208.

Illinois Valley High School is a coeducational institution that offers classes to more than 700 students in grades nine through 12. Its academic departments include social studies, mathematics, English, science and foreign languages. It provides a wide range of athletic activities, such as football, basketball, soccer, volleyball, cheerleading, wrestling, and track and field. It operates various clubs, including booster, beta, key, art, drama and mountain biking clubs, and the National Honor Society program. The school provides fine arts, and also offers physical, career and technical education classes. It offers special education to students with disabilities, such as speech, hearing and visual impairments. The facility features carpeted and air conditioned classrooms, a fully equipped theater and auditorium, gymnasium, common rooms, and a library media center that offers more than 15,000 volumes, and audiovisual and computer technology. The high school was established in 1976 and is located in Chillicothe, Ill.