Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) records show that 71.0 percent of Springfield High School's (SHS) 2015 graduating class enrolled in college within 12 months of graduation.
At a meeting this week, the Springfield City Council considered a resolution proposing that the village participate in the Illinois Housing Development Authority Blight Reduction Program.
The Chatham Committee of the Whole will consider an ordinance to approve a jurisdictional transfer agreement between the village and state at its next meeting 6 p.m. Tuesday at Municipal Hall.
At a meeting this week, the Sherman Board considered an intergovernmental agreement for animal-control services between the village and the Sangamon County Department of Public Health.
Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) records show that 55.0 percent of Springfield Southeast High School's (SSHS) 2015 graduating class enrolled in college within 12 months of graduation.
Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) records show that 79.0 percent of Glenwood High School's (GHS) 2015 graduating class enrolled in college within 12 months of graduation.
The Springfield Mass Transit District said late last week that it will change one bus route and three schedules beginning today. In addition, a new Lincoln Tomb & War Memorials Express route will begin service Tuesday night.
Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) records show that 62.0 percent of Lanphier High School's (LHS) 2015 graduating class enrolled in college within 12 months of graduation.
The Springfield Public Schools Board will consider a contract bid for asbestos-abatement work at Feitshans, Laketown and Sandburg Elementary Schools and Lanphier High School, during its next meeting 6:30 p.m. Monday in the district board room, 1900 W. Monroe in Springfield.
At a recent meeting, the Springfield School District 186 Board approved a contract with Prairie Capital Convention Center to hold future graduation ceremonies.
Illinois Republicans, including District 96 House candidate Cindy Deadrick Wolfer, were shocked and dismayed when Democrats recently approved House Speaker Michael Madigan’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which called for the state to spend $7.2 million more than it would rake in.
At a recent meeting, the Chatham Village Board considered a resolution to impose a temporary supplemental monthly $2.50 flushing fee on residents' water bills.