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ISBE zeroes in on improving math education in Illinois
Illinois develops plan calculated to lift student math performance.
State education officials present $10.9B budget request to fund public schools
As lawmakers piece together a state budget, public school funding looms large.
New laws: Illinois education measures focus on immigrant rights, AI in the classroom
The measures are among 300 new laws taking effect Jan. 1.
Illinois education officials brace for lean fiscal year ahead
Flat revenue and increasing demands for state funding elsewhere could mean lean times ahead for Illinois schools.
Illinois educators hope to tackle thorny issue of math competence
Students in Illinois, like their peers nationwide, tend to score lower in math than they do in reading and writing.
Requests for new K-12 funding in Illinois likely to outstrip available resources
The board submits its request to the governor and lawmakers at the start of each year.
Illinois school report card continues to show wide achievement gaps
First report under new scoring system shows higher proficiency rates, but achievement gaps remain.
Here’s what’s in Illinois’ $50.6B six-year infrastructure plan
Illinois’ six-year infrastructure plan includes $50.6 billion in projects, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation.
State education board to vote on new test scoring system
New system of reporting student test scores is intended to reflect more accurate proficiency rates.
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