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Established in 1918, Anna-Jonesboro Community High School provides a wide range of education services for academic, social, physical and intellectual growth of students. The school s curriculum offers a wide range of subjects, such as agriculture, arts, English, mathematics, family and consumer science, social studies, business, physical education, and music. It has a health center funded by Illinois Department of Human Services that provides various medical services. Anna-Jonesboro Community High School also offers special education services, such as monitoring, prevocational and cross-categorical program. The institution has a library media center that offers print medium, as well as 12 computers with Internet access. It also has a multipurpose computer lab, which allows full classroom access to computers. Anna-Jonesboro Community High School offers social services, including abstinence education, crisis counseling, stress management, diversity, conflict resolution, and relationship management. The school is located in Anna, Ill.

Cobden School Unit District 17 is a coeducational institution serving more than 600 students in the Union County region in Illinois. It comprises an elementary, junior and senior high school divisions and provides classes to students in prekindergarten through 12. Its curriculum includes various subjects, such as English, science, social studies, math and foreign languages. The district s schools offer physical education classes and a wide range of sports, including soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball and softball. It also offers cafeterias, libraries, media centers and computer laboratories. It has a parent-teacher organization to organize various student events, and funds collecting and sponsorship programs. The district is located in North Cobden, Ill.

Tri-County Special Education Association, established in 1967, is dedicated to meeting the special education needs of students, parents, educators, and administrators in McLean, DeWitt, and Logan Counties in Illinois. With a staff of approximately 50 professionals, including administrators, supervisors, social workers, psychologists, therapists, secretaries, and speech-language pathologists, Tri-County provides a comprehensive array of specialized services to enable students with disabilities to achieve age-appropriate outcomes and meaningful inclusion in their schools and communities. Tri-County supports its member districts by offering related services to students in special education programs, providing professional development and consultation services to educators and families, collaborating with district personnel to implement effective educational programs, identifying and providing access to educational resources, and forming partnerships with external organizations to enhance the range and quality of special programs and improve outcomes for students and families.Generated from the website