Rooks Creek Community Consolidated SD 425

Located in Flanagan, Ill., Flanagan Grade School is an educational institution that offers a variety of academic and recreational programs for students in kindergarten through grade five. The school conducts classes in math, physical education and language arts. It also offers art, science, music, reading, computer and social studies classes. Flanagan Grade School has a library that stocks variety of books and reading and reference materials for students, children and teachers. The school provides a special education program for children with behavioral problems. Its sports activities include basketball, baseball, and track and field. The school is a part of Flanagan-Cornell Unit #74 Schools, which operates various elementary, middle and high schools. North Kingstown School Department

Pontiac Community Consolidated School District 429, located in Pontiac, IL, serves a diverse student population across several educational institutions, including Central School for Pre-K to 1st grade, Lincoln School for 2nd to 3rd grade, Washington School for 4th to 5th grade, and a junior high school for 6th to 8th grade. The district emphasizes a commitment to inclusive education, offering various programs and resources to meet the needs of all students. With dedicated departments focused on transportation, food service, and special needs, Pontiac CCSD 429 strives to create a supportive and enriching environment for both students and their families. The Board of Education oversees the district's operations, ensuring transparent governance and fostering community connections through upcoming events and initiatives. Generated from the website

Woodland Community Unit School District 5, located in Streator, IL, is dedicated to fostering a safe and nurturing learning environment for its students. The district emphasizes academic, emotional, and behavioral support, preparing students for their next educational levels while promoting diversity and community engagement. The district's mission is to encourage curiosity, goal-setting, and problem-solving among students, equipping them with the skills necessary to become productive members of society. Woodland graduates are recognized for their critical thinking abilities, adaptability, and commitment to lifelong goals. Generated from the website