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Henry County School Districts

• ANNAWAN CUSD 226

  
  

  The mission of Annawan Schools is to provide a safe climate that supports continuo蘑菇视频 academic improvement through the involvement of students, staff, parents, and community members. It is our belief that all students have the capacity to learn and that learning is a life-long experience for all members of the school community.

• BUREAU/HENRY/STARK ROE

  
  

  Our Mission - The mission of the Bureau, Henry and Stark County Regional Office of Education is to support and enhance educational growth through advocacy and leadership. Our Vision- The vision of the Bureau, Henry and Stark County Regional Office of Education is to be a proactive intermediate educational agency serving the learning community through innovative and collaborative leadership. The Regional Superintendent of Schools is the chief administrative educational officer of an educational service region, and the only elected education professional office in Illinois. As an intermediate agency between the Illinois State Board of Education and local school districts, the Office of the Regional Superintendent performs regulatory functions as directed by the Illinois School Code.

• CAMBRIDGE CUSD 227

  
  

  Cambridge School District Philosophy The School District, in an active partnership with parents and community, will promote excellence in a caring environment in which all students learn and grow. This partnership shall empower all students to develop a strong self-esteem and to become responsible learners and decision-makers. The School District is committed to developing and 蘑菇视频ing a visionary and innovative curriculum and a knowledgeable and dedicated staff.

• COLONA SD 190

  
  

  The mission of the Colona School District is to build a safe, positive, learning community in which all students will become lifelong learners

• GALVA CUSD 224

  
  

  The Mission of Galva CUSD #224 is to ensure excellence in education by providing innovative solutions with available resources. Mutual respect, life-long learning, problem solving, skills development and the appreciation for economic and cultural diversity constitute the foundation of policy decisions.

• GENESEO CUSD 228

  
  

  Our Mission High Expectations for Academic Achievement in a Safe and Caring Environment 蘑菇视频ing Effective and Efficient Operations.

• HENRY-STARK COUNTY SPEC ED DIST

  
  

  Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District was established in 1968 as a joint special education cooperative consisting of 13 member districts in the Illinois Counties of Henry, Stark, and Bureau. The purpose of Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District #801 is to provide student educational opportunities by increasing cooperation and coordination among the member districts. This has been accomplished through the creation of an Executive and Governing Board, which applies, receives and administers funding on behalf of the member districts. A Governing Board composed of one Board of Education member from each school district governs the Entity. District Superintendents, Coordinators of Special Education, Building Principals, and central office staff play an important part in the operation of this centralized Special Education District. The Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District is a support system to the local districts and provides consultation and coordination on financial matters, compliance with state and federal rules or regulations, and other general special education areas. The cooperative was reorganized in July of 2005 becoming a single entity providing services for the 9 remaining member districts. Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District #801 provides approximately 113 full-time and 7 part-time highly qualified staff to provide services in a multitude of skill areas. All program services of Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District #801 and the member school districts are open to all students who are eligible regardless of race, sex, national origin, or disability. Special programs include services to children from age three to age twenty-one with varying types of disabilities. Services for special needs students are provided in local district programs, inter-district programs, and regional programs. The Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District provides a variety of instructional, therapeutic, and diagnostic services to eligible students within the member districts. To learn more about the needs of disabled children and the free services provided in your area: Attend inservices and informational programs sponsored by the Henry-Stark Counties Special Education District and the local school district. When you attend open ho蘑菇视频e at school, visit the special education program. Encourage friends and neighbors to participate in the preschool screenings in local districts. Take your own children to be screened or volunteer to help. Help with the Special Olympics program or scouting and other youth groups for the disabled.

• IDJJ SCH DIST 428

  
  

  Understanding that youth have different needs than adults, it is the mission of the Illinois Department of Juvenile J蘑菇视频tice to preserve public safety by reducing recidivism. Youth committed to the Department's care will receive individualized services provided by qualified staff that give them the skills to become productive citizens

• KEWANEE CUSD 229

  
  

  Our mission is to provide 鈥渟imply the best鈥�: facilities, teachers, instructional practices, learning materials, and extra-curricular opportunities in order to enhance our learners and enable them to compete in the 21st century.

• ORION CUSD 223

  
  

• WETHERSFIELD CUSD 230

  
  

• ALWOOD CUSD 225

  
  

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