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The head of Bloomington District 87 told school board members Wednesday evening staff shortages caused by the omicron variant of the coronavirus have begun to ease.
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Unit 5 and District 87 schools in Bloomington-Normal are keeping kids at home for at least the next two days as a severe winter storm moves into Illinois.
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David Mouser will be the next superintendent of Bloomington Public Schools, according to District 87 Board President Mark Wylie. Mouser will replace Barry Reilly when Reilly retires in July 2022.
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The District 87 school board approved a tax levy plan of more than $45 million at Wednesday night’s meeting. The levy provides roughly 60% of the district’s revenue. Compared to the 2020 extension, the proposed 2021 tax levy reflects a 4.26% increase.
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COVID cases and quarantines are declining in District 87, as they are in McLean County. According to the District 87 COVID dashboard, nine students tested positive and 29 students were quarantined after being identified as a close contact to a positive case last week.
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District 87 officials Wednesday night approved a budget with a structural deficit of about $3.6 million for the upcoming school year. That is about $2 million less than projected.
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A group of Bloomington-Normal pediatricians is calling for universal masking when schools open in August.
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Bloomington District 87 will direct some of its upcoming federal COVID relief funding to launch a new program melding summer school and summer camp…
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An education bill with wide-ranging provisions is drawing mixed reaction from central Illinois school superintendents.The sweeping bill passed the General…
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More than half of District 87’s teens have opted for remote learning through May, Superintendent Barry Reilly told the school board Wednesday night.Also…