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How Illinois high schools help students with intellectual disabilities transition to adult life - Vimarsana News

How Illinois high schools help students with intellectual disabilities transition to adult life

The public school system provides a lot of services for students with developmental disabilities. What happens once they age out?

Illinois Schools Face Financial Cliff as Pandemic Aid Ends - Vimarsana News

Illinois Schools Face Financial Cliff as Pandemic Aid Ends

More than $5.8 billion of the $7.8 billion in federal funds awarded to Illinois schools since March 2020 has been spent. In Chicago, the school system faces a $391 million shortfall for the 2024-25 school year.

DeKalb schools OK $1.86M lease-to-purchase deal with NIU for new elementary school - Vimarsana News

DeKalb schools OK $1.86M lease-to-purchase deal with NIU for new elementary school

DeKalb School District 428 this week approved a $1.86 million lease-to-purchase agreement with Northern Illinois University as the latest step in a $33 million plan to turn NIU’s School of Nursing building into a new elementary school.

How 3 DeKalb School District 428 educators are making the jump from teacher to school psychologist - Vimarsana News

How 3 DeKalb School District 428 educators are making the jump from teacher to school psychologist

Cortland Elementary teacher Viviana Castillo longs to pursue a career that more closely aligns with the Bachelors degree in psychology she received a couple years ago from NIU. She's set to be part of a pilot program meant to address school psychologist shortages in Illinois.

COVID federal funding will expire. How are schools investing in student mental health for the long term? - Vimarsana News

COVID federal funding will expire. How are schools investing in student mental health for the long term?

During the pandemic, schools received an influx of federal funding many used to support students’ mental health.That federal funding will soon expire. But student mental health challenges aren’t going away anytime soon.