Elementary and secondary school districts across Illinois are moving toward online or e-learning while students remain at home in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
One district in southern Illinois has taken a unique approach to ensure every student has access to the internet.
Now that all of Illinois’ schools are closed through March 31, you might be wondering how to keep the kids playing and learning at home. I’m with you! I have a daughter in kindergarten who turns six in two days! WILL Education is here to help.
On Today's 21st: It’s primary election day in Illinois. We heard how polling places around the state are addressing coronavirus concerns.
Beginning Tuesday, all students at both public and private schools across the state will be staying home in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Universities and colleges in Illinois have also postponed in-person classes. On The 21st, we discussed how educators are handling the transition to virtual learning.
Just as students were packing up to leave campus for spring break, many received instructions not to come back. There’s been a stream of university announcements around Illinois suspending in-person classes, closing residence halls and cancelling events.
