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Annual Report November 2018

Prepared by the Peoria County Regional Office of Education d/b/a Virtual School Peoria County Regional Office of Education d/b/a Illinois Virtual School

Peoria County Regional Office of Education #48

Elizabeth A. Crider, Regional Superintendent George McKenna, Assistant Regional Superintendent

Illinois Virtual School Staff

Kip Pygman, Director Danielle Brush Lewis, Coordinator of Professional Development Services Edward Cook, Customer Service Lead & Credit Recovery Specialist Maria Gottschalk, Learning Management System Specialist Jennifer Kolar-Burden, Coordinator of Curriculum Liz Lappin, Instructional Media Developer Lara Zink Pritchard, Enrollment and Data Specialist

Illinois Virtual School has institutional membership in the following organizations. • International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) • Virtual Learning Leadership Alliance (VLLA) • Quality Matters • Consortium of School Networks (CoSN) Background and Purpose Established in 2001, Illinois Virtual School (IVS) is the Illinois State Board of Education’s (ISBE) statewide virtual school. The IVS program is administered through the Peoria County Regional Office of Education, a member of the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools. Unlike full-time virtual programs where students take 100% of their courses online, IVS delivers a supplemental program where students average fewer than two courses per year. The IVS program is designed to allow 6-12th grade public, private, and homeschooled students the opportunity to supplement their education by taking courses that are educationally appropriate. ISBE GOAL 1 “Every child in each public school system in the state of Illinois deserves to attend a system wherein . . . . • Ninety percent or more students graduate from high school ready for college and career. • All students are supported by highly prepared and effective teachers and school leaders”

REALITY Each student is unique. Each student has different educational needs, desires, and life factors. All students deserve learning experiences that may remediate, enrich, challenge, or prepare them for college or careers including complementing their personal passions. Since IVS partners —not competes—with schools, the local school retains its students and is able to offer expanded learning opportunities. The virtual solutions IVS offers exist to support our partners and to help them continually serve the best interest of their students.

Solution A school partnership with IVS provides • an opportunity for students to take a fully online curriculum, giving schools, students, and families greater options • an opportunity for students to take courses not offered by their face-to-face school, such as Advanced Placement, world languages, and other enrichment opportunities • flexibility in scheduling with enrollment terms that start each month throughout the year • individualized instruction that occurs anytime and anywhere through teacher led courses • An opportunity for students to gain exposure to the online learning experience which will prepare them for the post-secondary experience • credit recovery options for students to graduate on time This year’s annual report has been prepared to communicate with a variety of stakeholders the learning opportunities made available to students and educators in Illinois including a deeper insight into the IVS Program. Included throughout the report are examples of how some of our partners use IVS and how the partnership has helped positively impact their students.

Our pledge to you: we will continue to advocate for all of our students no matter how big or small the details are. This is what our team demonstrates and this is what we will continue to uphold. We look forward to continuing working alongside all of our partners, students, and families. Together, we will pursue the positive difference we all aspire to achieve for our learners. - Kip Pygman, Director Illinois Virtual School 1 Online Courses

Through Illinois Virtual School (IVS) public school districts, private schools, and parents of homeschooled students can provide their learners with access to a wide range of course offerings. IVS offers two online course solutions.

• Full Service Courses include curricular content that provides sufficient instruction, practice, and assessments for students to master skills and concepts. The courses are aligned to relevant learning standards and are recognized by the NCAA and College Board. Courses have been coded based on the State Course Codes and rigor levels as part of the Illinois State Course System (ISCS). Illinois certified, highly qualified teachers facilitate each IVS course. The IVS full service course fee is $225per semester course. • Credit Recovery Courses are proficiency based. These courses are intended for students that were unsuccessful in passing the course the first time and need to retake the course with IVS to recover credit. Illinois certified teachers manage these courses. The IVS credit recovery course fee is $85 per semester course.

See Exhibit One on page 17 for the current IVS Course Catalog.

The graph below represents FY 18 Full Service and Credit Recovery course enrollments by Department.

The top six full service courses with respect to enrollments are: 1. Consumer Economics 4. Health Education 2. Spanish I 5. Geometry 3. Spanish II 6. Algebra II 2 School Profile - Normal Community High Shool McClean County USD #5 Normal, IL “Students needing to take courses to recover credit to be on track for graduation were experiencing transportation issues. Without transportation, the students were unable to participate in the credit recovery courses offered locally. IVS became an additional solution for credit recovery.” - Nikki Maurer, Associate Principal

Normal Community High School is located in central Illinois. The district, McLean County USD 5, encompasses a large geographic area. Transportation became an issue for credit recovery students Facts and Figures especially as the demand for credit recovery options continued to District Enrollment: 3,586 grow. As the need increased, IVS became an approved option for students. High School Enrollment: 2,121 Low Income: 25% Normal Community High School approves students taking full service courses as a means for expanding options to meet 2017-2018 IVS enrollments: graduation requirements. Ms. Maurer stated, “The shift in 104 Credit Recovery; education to ensuring students are college and career ready has elevated the high school graduation requirements. Students 129 Full Service struggle to meet the new requirements. IVS has been able to fill the course need gaps for some students.” Enrollments from Normal Community HS have included online courses from all nine of the IVS departments.

Normal Community HS is a 1:1 school providing each student with a laptop computer. Students taking online courses through IVS, whether credit recovery or full service, only need access to the Internet to participate and complete their courses.

“Responsiveness of the staff is fantastic!” Ms. Maurer shared.

3 School Profile - La Grange, IL Lyons Township High School High School District #204 “IVS made our first experience with an online option easy. From the student support to the live parent presentation, the bulk enrolling and data reporting, IVS staff was always quick to help. We have a unique situation with so many students enrolling in a single course and without IVS, this would not have been an option for our students.” - Scott Eggerding, Director of Curriculum

Lyons Township High School is located in LaGrange, a suburb just 15 Facts and Figures miles west of downtown . LTHS has a very diverse student District Enrollment: 4,059 population given its size and inclusion of a multiple of suburban bedroom communities. LTHS offers a very complete catalog, has High School Enrollment: 4,059 no shortage of teachers and had never considered full service Low Income: 14% online options until the demand for summer school outweighed capacity for the past few years. Instead of turning students away, LT 2017-2018 IVS enrollments: Administration decided to offer one course, Consumer Economics, 363, Consumer Economics, as a pilot. LT prides itself on preparing students for life after high school and according to Eggerding, the need for more Consumer Summer term openings was also an opportunity for LT students to experience an online course before college.

Consumer Economics was offered as a Summer school option for juniors and seniors only. Students enrolled through the LT Webstore like any other course and those students were then passed up to IVS and bulk enrolled by IVS, making the process seamless for students and parents. Almost 400 students initially expressed interest in the course and the evening parent information meeting hosted by IVS had 350 in attendance.

Students indicated via survey and focus group that the primary reason for taking the course was to free up time in their schedules the next year. Students were overwhelmingly positive in their evaluation of IVS teachers as well as the course and commented that they preferred having a teacher attached to the course versus an automated self- paced version. The completion rate for the course was 97%.

4 Course Enrollment Trends The Peoria County Regional Office of Education was awarded the IVS contract in May 2009 from the Illinois State Board of Education. Course enrollments have been tracked and reported for each year of the contract/grant.

The graph below shows the course enrollments for FY10 – FY 18.

The graph below represents the growth of course enrollments by fall, spring and summer semesters.

5 Student Success Rate Data

Success rate for Full Service courses is determined by the number of students earning 60% or higher divided by the number of students in the course. Students who drop after the two-week grace period or fail to earn 10% (non-starters) are not included in the calculation of the success rate. The success rate for Fall 2017 was 88%. The success rate for Spring 2018 was 93%.

Success rate for Credit Recovery courses is determined by the number of students that have passed the course with 60% or higher and have completed the required written assignments in each course. Students considered non-starters, earning less than 10%, are not included in the calculation. The success rate for Fall 2017 was 65%. The success rate for Spring 2018 was 72%.

School Profile - Gibault Catholic High School Private School District “With IVS, our school is able to expose students to courses that a traditional school might not be able to offer. Courses like meteorology or a variety of foreign languages.”

- Susan Mackin, Guidance Counselor Waterloo, IL

Gibault High School is a private school located in Waterloo with an enrollment of 210 students. The school utilizes IVS as the means to offer a variety of course electives to their students. Gibault students have completed Introduction to Sociology, French, Digital Photography, Oceanography, Latin, Career Planning and much Facts and Figures more. Some students request to take required courses (e.g., District Enrollment: 210 Health, Consumer Economics) in the summer to make room in their schedule for other coursework during the school year. This Low Income: year, nine students are enrolled in Accounting due to a teacher 40% receive financial retirement and the school unable to find a replacement. assistance and Gibault High School was one of the initial schools in Illinois to adopt 5% qualify for free and e-Learning Days. Every student has a device to access the Internet and to complete course work online. Students do not lose a school reduced lunch day due to inclement weather or school events changing the school IVS enrollments: 31 schedule.

6 Commitment to Quality The IVS Mission is to provide quality online programs to Illinois students and educators through local partnerships in order to advance educational opportunities. Our commitment to quality includes offering quality online courses taught by highly-trained, quality instructors and supported by a quality technical assistance team. “I appreciate IVS is a member of Quality Matters, a national leader in quality the program and its assurance for online education. The Quality Matters rubric is utilized to review and improve IVS courses. The Quality Matters rubric is offering. I think it is such based on research-supported and published best practices in online a great service to the and blended course development. IVS submits courses annually for many kids that need Quality Matters review and certification. something different and IVS is also a member of the Virtual Learning Leadership Alliance challenging.” (VLLA), an association of virtual programs that provide collegial support and collaborative opportunities to share resources, services, and expertise. As a member of the VLLA, IVS staff have taken leadership roles in revising the National Standards for Quality Online Programs and Online Teaching. Revising the National Standards for Quality will provide the K-12 online and blended learning community with an updated set of openly licensed standards to help evaluate and improve online courses, online teaching and online programs.

Training and Support

In addition to IVS staff’s involvement to support quality at the national level, IVS has built a robust training and support program for its online “Our relationship instructors. Teachers new to IVS complete a multi-training program with IVS has been before receiving a course assignment. The training includes an very good and it has introduction to the online environment, technical skill development provided a necessary in managing an online course, and practice preforming the day-to-day responsibilities of an online instructor. New teachers are assigned and important service to an IVS mentor for the initial four to seven months of teaching. to our students.” Participation in an IVS Professional Learning Community and ongoing professional development are required of all instructors.

The IVS team utilizes a 24/7 help desk system and integrated phone system to support school personnel, students, and parent/guardians using the IVS program. This system assigns and tracks help tickets submitted for technical assistance, questions, and follow-up tasks. The system also includes an extensive Help Center populated with IVS resources and help guides. Our customer satisfaction rating is collected each month with an average of 98% satisfaction rate.

7 Student Voices

Each enrollment term, Illinois Virtual School releases a survey to students. At the half-way point in the course, the survey is opened for the student upon log in. IVS uses the responses received to better understand how the program is working for students; the student satisfaction level of their course(s); and course and program improvements that need to be examined.

Student survey data was collected and analyzed from enrollments in 2017-2018. Two thousand four hundred and one (2,401) students enrolled in a full service course completed the survey for the 2017-2018 school year. Two hundred and eighty-five (285) students enrolled in a credit recovery course completed the survey for the 2017-2018 school year. Below are survey results and feedback collected from IVS students.

The IVS Student Student data collected indicates that 58% of our students are female and 42% are male. For 60.7% of the students, the IVS course was their first online course experience. The table below reflects the breakdown of our students by their reported grade in school.

Students identified the following as the main reason for taking an IVS online course.

• School requirement/school advised student to take the course 40.71% • To get ahead in credits earned 16.82% • College entrance requirement 12.78% • Student had an interest the subject 11.20% • The course is not offered at the local school 8.50% • To make up a missing credit 6.64% • NCAA eligibility 1.77% • A Middle School student looking for a High School course 1.58% Students completing IVS Courses

For 59% of the students, their IVS course is part of their daily class schedule.

When asked how much time is spent working on their course, 43% reported 3-4 hours per week and 28% reported working on their course 5+ hours per week.

Students were asked if the activities in their IVS course made them think and helped them learn. The survey results show 73% indicated “yes”.

8 Students were asked if the course activities were too easy, too difficult, or just right. The survey results show 66% indicated “just right”.

For 74% of the students, the contact and feedback received from their IVS online instructor was identified as “just enough”. The top two responses regarding instructor feedback were: • “Feedback from my teacher helped me understand what I had done right/wrong” (62%) • “My teacher’s feedback encouraged me to continue working in the course” (47%).

Students were asked if the online instructor was available and easy to contact. The survey results show 88% indicated “yes”.

When asked if the student would recommend taking an IVS course to a friend, 63% indicated “yes”.

School Profile - Lake Forest, IL Lake Forest High Shool CHSD #115 “Lake Forest uses IVS to ease student’s schedules. Students struggle to schedule all required graduation requirements and participate in extra-curricular activities.” - Tiffany Smith, Guidance Counselor

Lake Forest, a high performing high school located in the North Shore of Lake Michigan, approves student’s enrollment in IVS courses to reduce their stress in meeting graduation requirements. “IVS is our go-to online school,” says Ms. Smith. Lake Forest’s students are enrolled in courses from the 4 core subject areas as well as Facts and Figures Consumer Economics and Health. High School Enrollment: 1,673 The current IVS curriculum for Health Education was originally Low Income: 3% adapted from a Lake Forest course. For LFHS parents, it’s helpful for them to know that the IVS Health Education course was born 2017-2018 IVS enrollments: 51 at their face to face school. IVS always welcomes partner school participation in course customization as it ensures we meet the needs of all students.

Lake Forest is similar to many Illinois schools where parents and students are looking for flexibility in scheduling and LFHS uses IVS for this reason. LFHS students generally do very well in IVS courses and Ms. Smith stated, “I hope IVS continues! For students, IVS is a way to meet their graduation requirements. Our students enjoy having this go-to option.”

9 The IVS Instructor The Peoria County Regional Office of Education d/b/a Illinois Virtual School employs 73 Illinois certified teachers. IVS instructors are highly qualified, experienced online instructors. Instructor data includes: • 92% of the IVS instructors hold a Master’s degree • 14% of the instructional staff are National Board Certified • The average number of years employed with the IVS program is 6.5 years • 60% of the IVS instructors remain concurrently employed at a local high school or middle school

All IVS Instructors are part of a Professional Learning Community and are given opportunities for professional development throughout the year.

Each instructor is assigned to an Instructional Coach. Coaches monitor and collect data regarding the instructor’s fulfillment of day-to-day responsibilities. Instructor responsibilities include:

Communication IVS instructors communicate with students, parents, and local school representatives. Ongoing communication is maintained through emails, phone calls and text. Student success is promoted through regular interaction, prompt response, and clear expectations. Communication encompasses every facet of online teaching. IVS instructors are required to: • Check IVS email daily. • Respond to student, parent, and school email/phone calls within 24 hours. • Send a “Welcome” email on the student’s first day of enrollment in the IVS course. The Welcome email includes the student’s pacing chart and grading policy for the course. • Send “Academic Warning” emails when students fall below 65%. • Send “Progress Report” emails to all students and parents/guardians at the mid-point of the term.

Course Management IVS Instructors manage their courses to help ensure student success. The Course Home Page is the gateway to the IVS course and is designed to be welcoming, including timely and up-to-date information. Grades and feedback reflect current and accurate student progress. IVS instructors are required to: • Grade assignments within 3 days of submission, unless teacher notifies students and documents that extra time is needed to complete grading of the student’s work. • The instructor’s home page includes: • Weekly news items • Directions for getting started in the course • Contact information • Teacher introduction video • Pacing chart • Grading policies • ‘Need Help?’ widget or instructional resources

10 Instruction and Feedback Meaningful feedback and support, targeted to the student and the assignment, is important to ensure student success. IVS instructors are required to: • Provide timely and appropriate instructional feedback to students. Feedback is provided on graded assignments to explain points taken off, improvement needed, encouragement for improving work submitted, or praising quality. • Provide timely instructional support upon student, parent, or school request and/or assessment data results.

School Profile - Warren, IL Warren JR/SR High Shool Warren CUSD #205 “Warren Jr./Sr. High School has been unable to employ a Spanish teacher. IVS has allowed our school to continue offering a foreign language to our students.” - Kristy Leitzen, Guidance Counselor

Warren Jr/Sr High School is located in north west Illinois, along the Wisconsin border. The district has been unable to secure a Spanish instructor for the past 4 years. In 2015, Warren Jr/Sr High School partnered with IVS for its Spanish 1-4 course offerings. Ms. Leitzen states, “The course setup and support from IVS has been excellent.” Facts and Figures District Enrollment: 413 In addition to Spanish at the high school, Warren Jr/Sr High School added the IVS World Language Survey course as one of the 8th Jr/Sr High Enrollment: 204 grade mini course rotation options. Eighth graders participate in the Low Income: 31% course for 9 weeks before rotating to another elective. Students get an introduction to Spanish, French, and Latin. Offering an online 2017-2018 IVS enrollments: 91 course to 8th graders has helped prepare students for Spanish online in high school.

With the success of the Spanish implementation, students wanting to take Physics, a course not offered at Warren, have been able to complete the course online. Kristy states, “the flexibility in scheduling students into the online courses is great.”

11 School Partnerships

In addition to student course enrollments, IVS tracks public and private school partnerships. As of June 2018, IVS has served 601 schools that have established a partnership with our online program since 2010. See Exhibit Two, page 21 for a list of Public and Private Partner Schools. IVS also supports homeschooled students. Feedback from Local School Representatives Each year, IVS surveys its partner schools requesting feedback on IVS programs and services. IVS uses the information received to better understand how the program is being used in schools, the school satisfaction level of the program, areas of improvement, and future planning. The following feedback results are from the Spring 2018 IVS School Partner Survey.

School representatives were asked to comment on their experiences with the IVS full service courses and credit recovery courses. Below are results for both course solutions.

IVS Full Service Courses: • Of school representatives responding, 98% either strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, “Our school is satisfied with the IVS Full Service Courses.” • Of school representatives responding, 94% either strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, “Our students have a positive experience in their IVS course(s).” • Of school representatives responding, 96% either strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, “The IVS online instructor engages students by effectively communicating expectations, sharing information and providing feedback in a timely manner.”

Credit Recovery Courses: • Of school representatives responding, 91% either strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, “Our school is satisfied with the IVS Credit Recovery Courses.” • Of school representatives responding, 81% either strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, “Our students have a positive experience in their IVS course(s).”

School representatives were asked to “select the appropriate range of annual IVS student enrollments at their school.” The following were the enrollment ranges selected: • One enrollment 13% • Two to five enrollments 38% • Six to fifteen enrollments 30% • Sixteen to thirty enrollments 8% • Thirty-one to fifty enrollments 4% • Over 50 enrollments 7%

12 School representatives were asked to “select school goals that are being met through IVS.” The following were the goals selected: • Offer students an opportunity to recover credit. 74% • Expand our local school course options to include more electives. 43% • Expand our local school course options to include AP and higher level courses. 42% • Allow students to take core subject requirements which opens the student’s schedule to take more electives. 24% • Offer a summer program 21% • Offer options for students needing to take course work remotely (i.e., can’t attend school for various reasons). 18% • Offer a course locally in which an IL certified instructor can’t be secured due to teacher shortages. 9%

School Profile - Chicago, IL Lincoln Park High Shool City of Chicago SD #299 “We use IVS for students that want to get ahead, typically over the summer.” - Chris Merle, Guidance Counselor

Lincoln Park High School is a Chicago Public School. The majority of students are enrolled in one of the school’s magnet programs and reside all over the city. Lincoln Park’s student body is very diverse. In 2013, Lincoln Park became a “Wall to Wall International Baccalaureate” school, through which all students participate in an honors-level Middle Years Programme (MYP) curriculum in grades 9 Facts and Figures and 10. Students are strongly encouraged to take a combination of AP and IB courses in 11th and 12th grade. District Enrollment: 382,929 High School Enrollment: 2,133 Students utilize the IVS program to get ahead, especially in the area of mathematics. A few years back, according to Mr. Merle, Low Income: 55% the Lincoln Park Mathematics instructor investigated various online 2017-2018 IVS enrollments: 44 programs. The instructor found that the IVS curriculum aligned best with what Lincoln Park is providing its students.

“IVS works very well for our students,” says Merle. Students find the IVS system easy to use in regards to navigating the course and handing in coursework.

Students completing original credit online are most successful with IVS vs. other available online options according to Mr. Merle.

13 Online Professional Development

IVS manages the online delivery system for statewide professional development (IVS-PD) as part of the Illinois State Board of Education’s contract. IVS has partnered with ISBE and regional agencies to deliver and host professional development opportunities for educators statewide. The IVS-PD platform allows for a variety of professional development models including blended, self-paced, and instructor/ facilitator- led training. Another goal in developing this platform is to make available a robust registration and content delivery system for agencies to use as a one-stop location for state and regional directed educator professional development.

Since 2011 (when IVS offered its first professional development course) 6,165 educators have enrolled in our online courses. The graph below shows the total number of participants who enrolled in courses from FY10-FY18.

Blended Courses Since December 2012, a video-based course called Math: Right from the Start!, which features mathematical thinking strategies offered by Angela Andrews for success with Pre-K and early elementary children has been available to local early childhood centers through a grant with United Way. To date, 242 participants have completed this blended learning course.

Through a partnership with Bradley University, research was conducted this year to determine the effectiveness of this early math professional development. Data demonstrated that children had significant growth in words and numerals, counting and early arithmetic, and grouping when the children’s teachers implemented foundational state/national aligned math concepts and strategies addressed in Math: Right from the Start! professional development. 14 Self-Paced Courses Self-paced courses allow participants to start a course at any time and progress through the content without scheduled due dates or assignment deadlines. However, each course does have an allotted window of time to complete the course. Self-paced courses available to state educators include: Intel® Creativity in the Mobile Classroom, Illinois Reading First (for Grades K-3), Introduction to Online Learning, Intel® Moving to Mobile Learning, Intel® Project-based Approaches (self-paced version), Teaching Online 101: Teaching in an Online Learning Model and Teaching Online 102: Advanced Strategies for Online or Blended Learning Instructors.

Caley M. who recently completed Intel® Project-Based Approaches said: “The course was SO interesting and enlightening. I can’t wait to use what I’ve learned when I get back into teaching. Thank you for your time and flexibility.”

Facilitated Courses Facilitated courses have a scheduled start and end time, and a cohort progresses through the course content together. These courses consist of interactive lessons, discussion boards, and other assessments with due dates and assignment expectations.

Intel® Teach Elements Courses IVS continues to offer the following facilitated Intel® Teach Elements: Assessment in the 21st Century, Collaboration in the Digital Classroom, Designing Blended Learning, Inquiry in the Science Classroom, Project-Based Approaches, and Teach Students to Think Critically with Data. Twenty-five educators participated in the six-week facilitated courses this year, with all agreeing that what they learned with lead to improved learning for students.

Online Book Study Through our partnership with the Virtual Learning Leadership Alliance (VLLA), educators in Illinois were offered two opportunities to participate in an online book study with educators across the country. In each book study, participants read a chapter or two from an assigned book, and then participated each week in a lively discussion hosted on Google+ Communities.

In the spring of 2018, participants focused their discussion on “Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times” by Eric Sheninger. There were 45 participants from Illinois who completed the 9-week book study. In the summer of 2018, 85 participants read and discussed “Teach Like a Pirate” by Dave Burgess.

RNS in Special Education To meet the needs of the Special Education, Subpart B: 226.160 Medical Review, this course prepares Registered Nurses in schools who do not hold a Professional Educator License to assess and implement health services for students evaluated for special education. This course began in April 2014 and to date, 761 school nurses have successfully completed the course. Of the 53 participants who completed the course this year, the majority agreed that the online format helped them feel more comfortable providing a special education medical review as a result of this course.

15 School Profile -

Knoxville SR High Shool Knoxville, IL Knoxville CUSD #202 “My goals were creating opportunities for students to match their long-term/post-HS goals with limited resources. The online courses opened up pathways that were previously not available.” - Steve Wilder, District Superintendent

“There are other online opportunities that we can use to support our students. The uniqueness with IVS for us is an IVS teacher being available to help our students with support.” - Chad Bahnks, Principal Facts and Figures “Using a prescriptive approach allows Knoxville Sr. High School District Enrollment: 1,061 to best meet the needs of our students. Whether they need a challenging Advanced Placement course, Credit Recovery to earn High School Enrollment: 30 back credits, or an elective course not offered at Knoxville Sr. High Low Income: 36% School,” says Guidance Counselor Elise McNeese. 2017-2018 IVS enrollments: 85 As a small, rural school in west Central Illinois, Knoxville Sr. High School has found a way to expand course options for students through IVS. Mr. Wilder believes that as students have used and been successful in the IVS program, the word has gotten out and given IVS credibility as an option for other students.

Knoxville has implemented a policy to reimburse the student/parent if a student earns a C grade or better in an IVS elective course. This is a unique policy that we have not seen implemented throughout the state.

For additional information or to discuss online learning opportunities, please contact: Kip Pygman, Director (309) 676-1000 ext. 1060 [email protected] 16 Exhibit One

IVS 2018 - 2019 Course Catalog

17 High School Courses HS Core HS Elective Middle School Recovery Credit Option Honors AP Option Science Astronomy ● ● Biology (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● ● HS Core HS Elective Middle School Recovery Credit Option Honors AP Option HS Core HS Elective Middle School Recovery Credit Option Honors AP Option Chemistry Agriculture Language Arts (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● Agriscience CTE* ● American Literature* / Eng 3 ● ● Earth Science (Semester 1 and 2) (Semester 1 and 2) (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● Introduction to Agriculture British Literature / Eng 4 ● ● ● Environmental Science ● ● CTE* (Semester 1 and 2) (Semester 1 and 2) Meteorology ● Veterinary Science* CTE ● Creative Writing ● Oceanography ● English I ● ● (Semester 1 and 2) Physical Science (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● Business and Economics English II ● ● Accounting CTE (Semester 1 and 2) Physics (Semester 1 and 2) ● (Semester 1 and 2) ● Grades 6-8 (Semester 1 and 2) ● Physics 1* (Semester 1 and 2) ● Career Planning ● Learning Recovery/Bridge ● College and Career Prep I ● Reading Skills and ● ● Social Studies College and Career Prep II ● Strategies American / US History* ● ● ● ● Consumer Economics ● World Literature* / Eng 4 (Semester 1 and 2) (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● Economics ● Writing Skills and Anthropology* ● ● ● Entrepreneurship CTE ● Strategies Civics ● ● International Business ● Introduction to Sociology* ● Mathematics Macroeconomics ● ● Fine Arts Algebra I (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● Microeconomics American Art Honors* Algebra II (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● Psychology ● ● (Semester 1 and 2) ● Calculus (Semester 1 and 2) ● US Government and Politics* ● ● Art History: World History ● Calculus AB (Semester 1 and 2) ● Ancient to Classical Art (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● ● Fundamentals of Geometry Art History: ● ● Renaissance to 20th Century Art and Algebra (Semester 1 and 2) Advanced Digital ● Geometry ● ● Technology Photography (Semester 1 and 2) Beginning Programming CTE Digital Photography ● Math 1 (Semester 1 and 2) ● (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● Computer Concepts & Music Appreciation* ● Learning Recovery/Bridge ● Software Applications CTE Math of Personal Finance ● (Semester 1 and 2) Intermediate Programming ● Health Education CTE (Semester 1 and 2) Pre-Algebra ● ● ● Health Education ● (Semester 1 and 2) Precalculus Orientation to Health ● ● (Semester 1 and 2) Occupations CTE Probability & Statistics ● Parenting CTE* ● Statistics ●

18 HS Core HS Elective Middle School Recovery Credit Option Honors AP Option HS Core HS Elective Middle School Recovery Credit Option Honors AP Option Science World Languages Astronomy ● ● French 1, 2, 3*, and 4* (Semester 1 and 2) ● Biology (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● ● German 1, 2, 3*, and 4* Chemistry (Semester 1 and 2) ● (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● Latin 1 and 2 Earth Science (Semester 1 and 2) ● (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● Spanish 1*, 2*, 3*, and 4* Environmental Science ● ● (Semester 1 and 2) ● Meteorology ● Spanish Language (Semester 1 and 2) ● Oceanography ● World Language Survey ● Physical Science (Semester 1 and 2) ● ●

Physics (Semester 1 and 2) ● Physics 1* (Semester 1 and 2) ●

Social Studies American / US History* (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● ● Anthropology* ● Civics ● ● Introduction to Sociology* ● Macroeconomics ● Microeconomics ● Psychology ● ● US Government and Politics* ● ● World History (Semester 1 and 2) ● ● ● ●

Technology Beginning Programming CTE (Semester 1 and 2) ● Computer Concepts & ● Software Applications CTE Intermediate Programming ● CTE (Semester 1 and 2)

*New or Updated courses CTE (Career & Technical Education) courses are in line with ISBE College & Career Readiness matrices.

19 Middle School Courses Full Service Learning Recovery Bridge English Language Arts Grade 6* ● ● Grade 7* ● ● IVS courses are….. Grade 8* ● ● • designed for rigor to adequately prepare Grade 6 (Sem 1 and 2) ● students for college and career. Grade 7 (Sem 1 and 2) ● • standards based to meet all State, Grade 8 (Sem 1 and 2) ● NCAA, College Board and other relevant requirements. • reviewed on an ongoing basis against Math standards and student performance data Grade 6* ● ● • revised and redeveloped as needed to ensure Grade 7* ● ● quality. Grade 8* ● ● • multimodal and built for multiple learning Fundamentals of Geometry styles. ● and Algebra (Sem 1 and 2) • compatible with mastery based learning requirements. Pre-Algebra (Sem 1 and 2) ● ● • designed to foster active learning through ● Algebra 1 (coded to HS) interactives, games, collaboration opportunities and real world application. Science • flexible in design to accommodate individual Life Science* ● student needs. Human Biology* ● • comprehensive enough to provide a complete program of study. Astronomy* ● • in tune with digital native students looking Earth Science* ● for individualized, engaging, empowering Physical Science 1* ● learning. Physical Science 2* ●

Social Studies Ancient World History* ● (Sem 1 and 2) US History 1* (Sem 1 and 2) ● US History 2* (Sem 1 and 2) ●

World Language World Language Survey ● *New or Updated courses 20 Exhibit Two

IVS Partner Schools Since fall of 2010

21 Partner Schools since Fall 2010 from Area I ROE 6 Cicero SD 99 ROE 5 UNITY JR HIGH SCHOOL La Grange SD 102 CCSD 62 PARK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IROQUOIS COMMUNITY SCHOOL Leyden CHSD 212 East Prairie SD 73 EAST LEYDEN HIGH SCHOOL EAST PRAIRIE ELEM SCHOOL WEST LEYDEN HIGH SCHOOL Evanston Twp HSD 202 Lyons Twp HSD 204 EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL LYONS TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Glenview CCSD 34 Oak Park - River Forest SD 200 ATTEA MIDDLE SCHOOL OAK PARK & RIVER FOREST HS SPRINGMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL Private School District Kenilworth SD 38 GUERIN COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH SEARS SCHOOL SAINT ODILO SCHOOL Maine Township HSD 207 Ridgewood CHSD 234 MAINE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL RIDGEWOOD COMM HIGH SCHOOL MAINE WEST HIGH SCHOOL River Forest SD 90 Morton Grove SD 70 ROOSEVELT SCHOOL PARK VIEW ELEM SCHOOL Riverside SD 96 Mount Prospect SD 57 HAUSER JR HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL Riverside-Brookfield Twp SD 208 New Trier Twp HSD 203 RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD TWP HS NEW TRIER TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Rosemont ESD 78 Niles Twp CHSD 219 ROSEMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NILES NORTH HIGH SCHOOL Union Ridge SD 86 NILES WEST HIGH SCHOOL Northbrook ESD 27 UNION RIDGE SCHOOL WOOD OAKS JR HIGH ROE 7 Northbrook SD 28 NORTHBROOK JUNIOR HIGH Argo CHSD 217 Northfield Twp HSD 225 ARGO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL GLENBROOK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL CHSD 218 Palatine CCSD 15 DD EISENHOWER HIGH SCH (CAMPUS) WALTER R SUNDLING JR HIGH SCHOOL H L RICHARDS HIGH SCH (CAMPUS) Private School District Cons HSD 230 ARIE CROWN HEBREW DAY AMOS ALONZO STAGG HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGOLAND JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL CARL SANDBURG HIGH SCHOOL FASMAN YESHIVA HIGH SCHOOL Evergreen Park EDS 124 HILLEL TORAH NORTH SUBURBAN DAY SCH CENTRAL JR HIGH SCHOOL ‐ EVERGREEN PARK SOUTHWEST ELM SCHOOL Homewood Flossmoor CHSD 233 REGINA DOMINICAN HIGH SCHOOL HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR HIGH SCHOOL WILLOWS ACADEMY Lemont Twp HSD 210 River Trails SD 26 LEMONT TWP HIGH SCHOOL INDIAN GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Oak Lawn CHSD 229 RIVER TRAILS MIDDLE SCHOOL OAK LAWN COMM HIGH SCHOOL Township HSD 211 Oak Lawn-Hoetown SD 123 HOFFMAN ESTATES HIGH SCHOOL OAK LAWN-HOMETOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL J B CONANT HIGH SCHOOL Palos CCSD 118 PALATINE HIGH SCHOOL PALOS SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL SCHAUMBURG HIGH SCHOOL Private School District WM FREMD HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO Wheeling CCSD 21 JAMES FENIMORE COOPER MIDDLE SCHOOL QUEEN OF PEACE HIGH SCHOOL Wilmette SD 39 ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL WILMETTE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 22 Rich Twp HSD 227 Private School District RICH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO ACADEMY FOR THE ARTS ROE 15 FRANCIS W PARKER SCHOOL HANNA SACKS BAIS YAAKOV HIGH SCHOOL CPS-City of Chicago District 299 ALCOTT HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE HUMANITIES INTRINSIC CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL AMANDLA CHARTER SCHOOL AUSTIN BUSINESS & ENTREP ACADEMY LUTHER NORTH COLLEGE PREP BENITO JUAREZ COMMUNITY ACADEMY MORGAN PARK ACADEMY BOWEN HIGH SCHOOL MOTHER MCAULEY LIBERAL ARTS H S BRONZEVILLE SCHOLASTIC HIGH SCHOOL OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL ACADEMY BROOKS COLLEGE PREP HS RESURRECTION COLLEGE PREP HIGH CHICAGO AGRI-SCI HIGH SCHOOL ST. RITA OF CASCIA HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO MILITARY ACADEMY WOLCOTT SCHOOL CICS ‐ RALPH ELLISON CAMPUS YESHIVAS MEOR HA TORAH OF CHICAGO CLEMENTE COMM ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ROE 19 CORLISS HS CPS VIRTUAL SCHOOL Butler SD 53 DYETT ACADEMIC CENTER BUTLER JR HIGH SCHOOL EPIC ACADEMY Cass SD 63 FORD POWER HOUSE CHARTER HS CASS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL CHSD 94 GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE COLLEGE PREP COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL (WEST CHICAGO) GREELEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CUSD 200 HANCOCK HIGH SCHOOL WHEATON-WARRENVILLE SOUTH HS IHSCA CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL CUSD 201 INTER-AMERICAN ELEM MAGNET SCHOOL WESTMONT HIGH SCHOOL JONES COLLEGE PREP DuPage HSD 88 KENWOOD ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ADDISON TRAIL HIGH SCHOOL LAKE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL WILLOWBROOK HIGH SCHOOL LANE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Elmhurst SD 205 LINCOLN PARK HIGH SCHOOL YORK COMM HIGH SCHOOL LINDBLOM MATH & SCIENCE ACADEMY Glen Ellyn SD 41 MANLEY CAREER ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL HADLEY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MARINE MATH AND SCIENCE ACADEMY Glenbard Twp HSD 87 MATHER HIGH SCHOOL GLENBARD EAST HIGH SCHOOL MORGAN PARK HIGH SCHOOL Hinsdale CCSD 181 NORTHSIDE COLLEGE PREP CLARENDON HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL OGDEN INT’L SCHOOL OF CHICAGO Hinsdale Twp HSD 86 PHILLIPS ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL HINSDALE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD T CRANE MEDICAL PREP HIGH SCHOOL HINSDALE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL RICKOVER NAVAL ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL Indian Prairie CUSD 204 ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL METEA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SENN HIGH SCHOOL NEUQUA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SPRY COMMUNITY LINKS HIGH SCHOOL WAUBONSIE ALLEY HIGH SCHOOL TAFT HIGH SCHOOL Lake Park CHSD 108 UIC COLLEGE PREP HIGH SCHOOL LAKE PARK HIGH SCHOOL UPLIFT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Lisle CUSD 202 VON STEUBEN HIGH SCHOOL LISLE HIGH SCHOOL WALTER PAYTON COLLEGE PREP SCHOOL Lombard SD 44 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GLENN WESTLAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL WELLS COMMUNITY ACADEMY HS Maercker SD 60 WHITNEY YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL WESTVIEW HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL WILDWOOD ELEM SCHOOL Naperville CUSD 203 WILLIAMS MEDICAL PREP HS NAPERVILLE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG WOMENS LEADERSHIP CHARTER HS NAPERVILLE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL

23 Private School District ROE 34 BENET ACADEMY IC CATHOLIC PREP Barrington CUSD 220 MONTINI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ST. IRENE SCHOOL CHSD 117 TIMOTHY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL ANTIOCH COMM HIGH SCHOOL SD 45 DuPage County LAKES COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL WESTMORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHSD 128 Winfield SD 34 LIBERTYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WINFIELD CENTRAL SCHOOL VERNON HILLS HIGH SCHOOL ROE 24 Deerfield SD 109 Coal City CUSD 1 CARUSO MIDDLE SCHOOL COAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL SHEPARD MIDDLE SCHOOL COAL CITY MIDDLE SCHOOL Diamond Lake SD 76 Minooka CHSD 111 WEST OAK MIDDLE SCHOOL MINOOKA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Felicity Schools LLC Oswego CUSD 308 FELICITY SCHOOL OSWEGO EAST HIGH SCHOOL Fremont SD 79 OSWEGO HIGH SCHOOL FREMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL Saratoga CCSD 60C Hawthorn CCSD 73 SARATOGA SCHOOL HAWTHORN MIDDLE SCHOOL ROE 31 Lake Forest CHSD 115 LAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL Aurora West USD 129 Lake Forest SD 67 WEST AURORA HIGH SCHOOL SHERIDAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Batavia USD 101 Lake Zurich CUSD 95 BATAVIA SR HIGH SCHOOL LAKE ZURICH HIGH SCHOOL ROTOLO MIDDLE SCHOOL Mundelein Cons HSD 120 Central CUSD 301 MUNDELEIN CONS HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - BURLINGTON Mundelein ESD 75 CUSD 300 CARL SANDBURG MIDDLE SCHOOL DUNDEE‐CROWN HIGH SCHOOL North Chicago SD 187 HAMPSHIRE HIGH SCHOOL NORTH CHICAGO COMM HIGH SCHOOL HAMPSHIRE MIDDLE SCHOOL North Shore SD 112 HARRY D JACOBS HIGH SCHOOL NORTH SHORE ACADEMY Geneva CUSD 304 Rondout SD 72 GENEVA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL RONDOUT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Kaneland CUSD 302 Twp HSD 113 KANELAND HARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL DEERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Private School District HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL AURORA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Warren Twp HSD 121 EINSTEIN ACADEMY WARREN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL MOOSEHEART HIGH SCHOOL Winthrop Harbor SD 1 ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL NORTH PRAIRIE JR HIGH ST EDWARD CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH Zion ESD 6 SD U-46 ZION CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL Zion-Benton Twp HSD 126 LARKIN HIGH SCHOOL ZION-BENTON TWNSHP HI SCH STREAMWOOD HIGH SCHOOL St Charles CUSD 303 ROE 44 ST CHARLES EAST HIGH SCHOOL Alden Hebron SD 19 ST CHARLES NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ALDEN-HEBRON HIGH SCHOOL ALDEN-HEBRON MIDDLE SCHOOL CHSD 155 CARY-GROVE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL CRYSTAL LAKE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CRYSTAL LAKE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL PRAIRIE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 24 Cons SD 158 Partner Schools since Fall 2010 from Area II HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL Harvard CUSD 50 HARVARD HIGH SCHOOL ROE 4 Johnsburg CUSD 12 JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Belvidere CUSD 100 Marengo CHSD 154 BELVIDERE HIGH SCHOOL MARENGO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL BELVIDERE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL Private School District Durand CUSD 322 MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL DURAND HIGH SCHOOL Woodstock CUSD 200 Hononegah CHD 207 WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL HONONEGAH COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Pecatonica CUSD 321 WOODSTOCK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL PECATONICA HIGH SCHOOL ROE 56 Private School District CHRISTIAN LIFE HIGH SCHOOL Beecher CUSD 200U KEITH COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL BEECHER HIGH SCHOOL LEGACY ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE CHARTER SHCOOL Crete Monee CUSD 201U OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY CRETE-MONEE HIGH SCHOOL ROCKFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Elwood CCSD 203 ROCKFORD IQRA SCHOOL ELWOOD C C SCHOOL ROCKFORD LUTHERAN SCHOOL Joliet PSD 86 ST. BERNADETTE SCHOOL DIRKSEN JUNIOR HIGH Rockford SD 205 Lincoln Way CHSD 210 ACADEMIC CAREER ED HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN‐WAY EAST HIGH SCHOOL AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL - ROCKFORD LINCOLN‐WAY NORTH HIGH SCHOOL GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL Lockport SD 91 JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL KELVIN GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP AND LEARNING ACADEMY Lockport Twp HSD 205 ROCKFORD EAST HIGH SCHOOL LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL THURGOOD MARSHALL SCHOOL Peotone CUSD 207U WASHINGTON ACADEMY ‐ Rockford PEOTONE HIGH SCHOOL Winnebago CUSD 323 PEOTONE JUNIOR HIGH WINNEBAGO HIGH SCHOOL Plainfield SD 202 AUX SABLE MIDDLE SCHOOL ROE 8 HERITAGE GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL Chadwick-Milledgeville CUSD 399 PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - CENTRAL MILLEDGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS Dakota CUSD 201 PLAINFIELD NORTH HIGH SCHOOL DAKOTA JR SR HIGH SCHOOL Private School District East Dubuque USD 119 JOLIET CATHOLIC ACADEMY NOONAN ACADEMY Eastland CUSD 308 PROVIDENCE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL EASTLAND HIGH SCHOOL Union SD 81 Freeport SD 145 UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL Valley View CUSD 365 Galena USD 120 BOLINGBROOK HIGH SCHOOL GALENA HIGH SCHOOL ROMEOVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Orangeville CUSD 203 Wilmington CUSD 209U WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ORANGEVILLE JR HIGH SCHOOL River Ridge CUSD 210 RIVER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Scales Mound CUSD 211 Warren CUSD 205 WARREN JR‐SR HIGH SCHOOL West Carroll CUSD 314 25 ROE 16 Midland CUSD 7 MIDLAND HIGH SCHOOL DeKalb CUSD 428 Miller Twp CCSD 210 DEKALB HIGH SCHOOL MILTON POPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Genoa Kingston CUSD 424 Ottawa Twp HSD 140 GENOA-KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL OTTAWA TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Hiawatha CUSD 426 Private School District HIAWATHA JR AND SR HIGH SCHOOL MARQUETTE ACADEMY HIAWATHA PREK‐8 SCHOOL Putnam County CUSD 535 Hinckley Big Rock CUSD 429 PUTNAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL HINCKLEY-BIG ROCK HIGH SCHOOL PUTNAM COUNTY JR HIGH Indian Creek CUSD 425 Seneca Twp HSD 160 INDIAN CREEK HIGH SCHOOL SENECA HIGH SCHOOL Somonauk CUSD 432 Wallace CCSD 195_District SOMONAUK JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL WALLACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Sycamore CUSD 427 ROE 47 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL SYCAMORE MIDDLE SCHOOL Ashton‐Franklin Center CUSD 275 ROE 28 ASHTON‐FRANKLIN CENTER HIGH SCHOOL Byron CUSD 226 Alwood CUSD 225 BYRON HIGH SCHOOL ALWOOD MIDDLE-SENIOR HIGH Dixon USD 170 Annawan CUSD 226 DIXON HIGH SCHOOL ANNAWAN HIGH SCHOOL Erie CUSD 1 Bureau Valley CUSD 340 ERIE HIGH SCHOOL BUREAU VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Forrestville Valley CUSD 221 BUREAU VALLEY NORTH FORRESTON JR‐SR HIGH SCHOOL Depue USD 103 Meridian CUSD 223 DEPUE HIGH SCHOOL STILLMAN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Galva CUSD 224 Morrison CUSD 6 GALVA JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL MORRISON HIGH SCHOOL Geneseo CUSD 228 Oregon CUSD 220 GENESEO HIGH SCHOOL OREGON HIGH SCHOOL Hall HSD 502 Paw Paw CUSD 271 HALL HIGH SCHOOL PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL Kewanee CUSD 229 Polo CUSD 222 KEWANEE HIGH SCHOOL POLO COMM HIGH SCHOOL Ohio CHSD 505 Prophetstown‐Lyndon‐Tampico CUSD3 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL PROPHETSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Princeton HSD 500 Private School District PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL NEWMAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Private School District River Bend CUSD 2 ST. BEDE ACADEMY FULTON HIGH SCHOOL Stark County CUSD 100 Rochelle Twp HSD 212 STARK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ROCHELLE TWP HIGH SCHOOL Wethersfield CUSD 230 Sterling CUSD 5 WETHERSFIELD JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL STERLING HIGH SCHOOL ROE 35 ROE 49 Henry-Senachwine CUSD 5 Moline USD 40 HENRY-SENACHWINE HIGH SCHOOL MOLINE HIGH SCHOOL Leland CUSD 1 Riverdale CUSD 100 LELAND HIGH SCHOOL RIVERDALE SR HIGH SCHOOL Lostant CUSD 425 Rock Island SD 41 LOSTANT ELEM SCHOOL WASHINGTON JR HIGH SCHOOL Mendota Twp HSD 280 Rockridge CUSD 300 MENDOTA TWP HIGH SCHOOL ROCKRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

26 Sherrard CUSD 200 Schuyler-Industry CUSD 5 SHERRARD HIGH SCHOOL RUSHVILLE-INDUSTRY HIGH SCHOOL Southeastern CUSD 337 SOUTHEASTERN JR/SR HIGH Partner Schools since Fall 2010 from Area III Spoon River Valley CUSD 4 SPOON RIVER VALLEY SR HIGH SCH ROE 1 West Prairie CUSD 103 WEST PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL A-C Central CUSD 262 V I T CUSD 2 A-C CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL V I T SR HIGH SCHOOL Beardstown CUSD 15 ROE 33 BEARDSTOWN JR‐SR HIGH SCHOOL Brown County CUSD 1 Abingdon CUSD 217 BROWN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ABINGDON HIGH SCHOOL Liberty CUSD 2 ABINGDON‐AVON CUSD 276 LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL ABINGDON‐AVON HIGH SCHOOL Payson CUSD 1 Galesburg CUSD 205 SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL GALESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Pikeland CUSD 10 Knoxville CUSD 202 PIKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL KNOXVILLE SR HIGH SCHOOL Pleasant Hill CUSD 3 Mercer County School District 404 PLEASANT HILL HIGH SCHOOL MERCER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Private School District R O W V A CUSD 208 QUINCY NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL ROWVA HIGH SCHOOL Quincy SD 172 United CUSD 304 QUINCY SR HIGH SCHOOL UNITED HIGH SCHOOL Scott-Morgan CUSD 2 West Central CUSD 235 BLUFFS HIGH SCHOOL WEST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Triopia CUSD 27 ROE 48 TRIOPIA GRADE SCHOOL TRIOPIA JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL Brimfield CUSD 309 Virginia CUSD 64 BRIMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL VIRGINIA SR HIGH SCHOOL Dunlap CUSD 323 Waverly CUSD 6 DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL DUNLAP VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL Western CUSD 12 HICKORY GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL RIDGEVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Winchester CUSD 1 Elmwood CUSD 322 WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL ELMWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ROE 26 Farmington Central CUSD 265 FARMINGTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Astoria CUSD 1 Il Valley Central USD 321 ASTORIA HIGH SCHOOL ILLINOIS VALLEY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Avon CUSD 176 MOSSVILLE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AVON JR HIGH SCHOOL Illini Bluffs CUSD 327 AVON SR HIGH SCHOOL ILLINI BLUFFS HIGH SCHOOL Bushnell Prairie City CUSD 170 Limestone CHSD 310 BUSHNELL‐PRAIRIE CITY HIGH SCHOOL LIMESTONE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Canton Union SD 66 Monroe SD 70 CANTON HIGH SCHOOL MONROE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CUSD 3 Fulton County Peoria Heights CUSD 325 CUBA SR HIGH SCHOOL PEORIA HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Lewistown CUSD 97 Peoria SD 150 LEWISTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MANUAL ACADEMY Macomb CUSD 185 PEORIA HIGH SCHOOL MACOMB SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL QUEST CHARTER SCHOOL ACADEMY RICHWOODS HIGH SCHOOL 27 Pleasant Valley SD 62 East Peoria CHSD 309 PLEASANT VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL EAST PEORIA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Princeville CUSD 326 East Peoria SD 86 PRINCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL JR HIGH SCHOOL Private School District El Paso-Gridley CUSD 11 DAARUL ULOOM SCHOOL EL PASO GRIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL KIEFER SCHOOL ‐ MADISON Eureka CUD 140 PEORIA ACADEMY EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL PEORIA NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL Fieldcrest CUSD 6 PEORIA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FIELDCREST HIGH SCHOOL SAINT PHILOMENA SCHOOL Havana CUSD 126 ST THOMAS THE APOSTLE ROE 51 Illini Central CUSD 189 ILLINI CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Athens CUSD 213 Midwest Central CUSD 191 ATHENS SR HIGH SCHOOL MIDWEST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Auburn CUSD 10 Lowpoint-Washburn CUSD 21 AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL LOWPOINT WASHBURN JR SR HIGH SCHOOL Ball Chatham CUSD 5 Central CUSD 191 GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL MIDWEST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Greenview CUSD 200 Morton CUSD 709 GREENVIEW JR SR HIGH SCHOOL MORTON HIGH SCHOOL New Berlin CUSD 16 MORTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NEW BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Pekin CSD 303 Pawnee CUSD 11 PEKIN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Tremont CUSD 702 Pleasant Plains CUSD 8 TREMONT HIGH SCHOOL PLEASANT PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL Washington CHSD 308 Porta CUSD 202 WASHINGTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL PORTA HIGH SCHOOL Washington SD 52 Private School District WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL

OUR SAVIORS LUTHERAN SCHOOL SACRED HEART-GRIFFIN HIGH SCHOOL Partner Schools since Fall 2010 from Area IV Riverton CUSD 14 RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL ROE 9 RIVERTON MIDDLE SCHOOL Rochester CUSD 3A Champaign CUSD 4 ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - Champaign Fisher CUSD 1 Springfield SD 186 FISHER JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL ILES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Gibson City‐Melvin‐Sibley CUSD 5 SPRINGFIELD SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL GCMS HIGH SCHOOL Tri City CUSD 1 Heritage CUSD 8 TRI CITY HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL Williamsville CUSD 15 Mahomet-Seymour CUSD 3 WILLIAMSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MAHOMET-SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL ROE 53 Paxton‐Buckley‐Loda CUD 10 PAXTON‐BUCKLEY‐LODA HIGH SCHOOL County of Woodford School (District) Private School District METAMORA TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL JUDAH CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Creve Coeur SD 76 St Joseph CCSD 169 PARKVIEW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ST JOSEPH MIDDLE SCHOOL Deer Creek-Mackinaw CUSD 701 Tolono CUSD 7 DEE-MACK HIGH SCHOOL UNITY HIGH SCHOOL - Tolono Delavan CUSD 703 Urbana SD 116 DELAVAN HIGH SCHOOL URBANA HIGH SCHOOL 28 ROE 11 Prairie Central CUSD 8 PRAIRIE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Casey-Westfield CUSD 4C Private School District CASEY-WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Central A & M CUD 21 EPIPHANY SCHOOL CENTRAL A & M HIGH SCHOOL Ridgeview CUSD 19 Edgar County CUD 6 RIDGEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL CHRISMAN HIGH SCHOOL & JUNIOR HIGH Tri Point CUSD 6‐J Kansas CUSD 3 TRI‐POINT HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL Tri Valley CUSD 3 Martinsville CUSD 3C TRI-VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL MARTINSVILLE JR‐SR HIGH SCHOOL Woodland CUSD 5 Mattoon CUSD 2 WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL MATTOON HIGH SCHOOL ROE 32 Paris‐Union SD 95 PARIS HIGH SCHOOL Bradley Bourbonnais CHSD 307 Private School District BRADLEY-BOURBONNAIS COMM HIGH ARTHUR CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SCHOOL Shiloh CUSD 1 Central CUSD 4 SHILOH HIGH SCHOOL CLIFTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Stewardson-Strasburg CUD 5A Cissna Park CUSD 6 STEWARDSON-STRASBURG HIGH SCHOOL CISSNA PARK HIGH SCHOOL Tuscola CUSD 301 Iroquois County CUSD 9 TUSCOLA HIGH SCHOOL WATSEKA COMM HIGH SCHOOL ROE 17 Iroquois West CUSD 10 IROQUOIS WEST HIGH SCHOOL Bloomington SD 87 Kankakee SD 111 BLOOMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Chester-East Lincoln CCSD 61 KANKAKEE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHESTER-EAST LINCOLN ELEM SCHOOL Milford Area Public SD 124 Blue Ridge CUSD 18 MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL BLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Momence CUSD 1 Clinton CUSD 15 MOMENCE HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL St Anne CHSD 302 CLINTON JR HIGH SCHOOL ST. ANNE COMM HIGH SCHOOL Dwight Common SD 232 St George CCSD 258 DWIGHT COMMON SCHOOL ST GEORGE SCHOOL ROE 39 Flanagan‐Cornell Dist 74 FLANAGAN‐CORNELL HIGH SCHOOL Argenta‐Oreana CUSD 1 Hartsburg Emden CUSD 21 ARGENTA‐OREANA HIGH SCHOOL HARTSBURG‐EMDEN JR‐SR HIGH SCHOOL Cerro Gordo CUSD 100 Heyworth CUSD 4 CERRO GORDO HIGH SCHOOL HEYWORTH JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL Decatur SD 61 Leroy CUSD 2 MACARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL LEROY HIGH SCHOOL Deland-Weldon CUSD 57 Lexington CUSD 7 DELAND-WELDON HIGH SCHOOL LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Maroa Forsyth CUSD 2 McLean County USD 5 MAROA‐FORSYTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL KINGSLEY JR HIGH SCHOOL Monticello CUSD 25 NORMAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL NORMAL COMMUNITY WEST HIGH SCHOOL Private School District Mt Pulaski CUSD 23 LUTHERAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL Sangamon Valley CUSD 9 Olympia CUSD 16 SANGAMON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIA HIGH SCHOOL Warrensburg-Latham CUSD 11 Pontiac Twp HSD 90 WARRENSBURG-LATHAM HIGH SCHOOL PONTIAC HIGH SCHOOL 29 ROE 54 ROE 13 Armstrong Twp HSD 225 Carlyle CUSD 1 ARMSTRONG HIGH SCHOOL CARLYLE JR HIGH SCHOOL Bismarck Henning CUSD Germantown SD 60 BISMARCK‐HENNING HIGH SCHOOL GERMANTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Danville CCSD 118 Nashville CHSD 99 DANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL NASHVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Georgetown-Ridge Farm CUD 4 Ina CCSD 8 GEORGETOWN RIDGE FARM HIGH SCHOOL INA GRADE SCHOOL Hoopeston Area CUSD 11 Private School District HOOPESTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL CHRIST OUR ROCK LUTHERAN SCHOOL Oakwood CUSD 76 MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL OAKWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Sandoval CUSD 501 Private School District SANDOVAL SR HIGH SCHOOL SCHLARMAN ACADEMY Waltonville CUSD 1 ROE 65 WALTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL West Washington Co CUD 10 DEPT OF HUMAN SERVICES OKAWVILLE JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL ILLINOIS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF ROE 40 ISU Laboratory Schools UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL 40‐ROE SPECIAL PROGRAMS DISTRICT CALHOUN/GREENE/ JERSEY/MACOUPIN ROE SAFE SCH MACOUPIN Partner Schools since Fall 2010 from Area V Brussels CUSD 42 BRUSSELS HIGH SCHOOL ROE 3 Bunker Hill CUSD 8 BUNKER HILL HIGH SCHOOL Altamont CUSD 10 Calhoun CUSD 40 ALTAMONT HIGH SCHOOL CALHOUN HIGH SCHOOL Dieterich CUSD 30 Carlinville CUSD 1 DIETERICH JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL CARLINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Effingham CUSD 40 Mount Olive CUSD 5 EFFINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL MT. OLIVE HIGH SCHOOL Mulberry Grove CUSD 1 North Greene CUSD 3 MULBERRY GROVE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NORTH GREENE HIGH SCHOOL Hillsboro CUSD 3 NORTH MAC CUSD 34 HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL NORTH MAC HIGH SCHOOL Litchfield CUSD 12 NORTH MAC MIDDLE SCHOOL LITCHFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Northwestern CUSD 2 Morrisonville CUSD 1 NORTHWESTERN JR./SR. HIGH MORRISONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ROE 41 Pana CUSD 8 PANA HIGH SCHOOL Bethalto CUSD 8 Panhandle CUSD 2 CIVIC MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Highland CUSD 5 Private School District HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL Private School District Ramsey CUSD 204 GATEWAY LEGACY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY RAMSEY HIGH SCHOOL HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOL ‐ Teutopolis CUSD 50 Granite City TEUTOPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL METRO-EAST LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL Vandalia CUSD 203 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL VANDALIA HIGH SCHOOL Triad CUSD 2 VANDALIA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TRIAD HIGH SCHOOL

30 ROE 45 ROE 20 Chester CUSD 139 Fairfield Comm H S Dist 225 CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Columbia CUSD 4 Galatia CUSD 1 COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL GALATIA HIGH SCHOOL Coulterville USD 1 Grayville CUSD 1 COULTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRAYVILLE JR SR HIGH SCHOOL Private School District Pope Co CUD 1 CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN HS POPE CO HIGH SCHOOL GIBAULT HIGH SCHOOL Wabash CUSD 348 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL SS PETER AND PAUL SCHOOL Wayne City CUSD 100 Red Bud CUSD 132 WAYNE CITY HIGH SCHOOL RED BUD HIGH SCHOOL ROE 21 Sparta CUSD 140 SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL Benton Cons HSD 103 Steeleville CUSD 138 BENTON CONS HIGH SCHOOL STEELEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Christopher USD 99 Waterloo CUSD 5 CHRISTOPHER HIGH SCHOOL WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL ROE 50 Crab Orchard CUSD 3 CRAB ORCHARD HIGH SCHOOL Belleville Twp HSD 201 Goreville CUD 1 BELLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL-EAST GOREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Lebanon CUSD 9 Joppa-Maple Grove UD 38 LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL JOPPA JR & SR HIGH SCHOOL LEBANON JR HIGH SCHOOL Marion CUSD 2 New Athens CUSD 60 MARION HIGH SCHOOL NEW ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL Massac UD 1 O Fallon Twp HSD 203 MASSAC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL O FALLON HIGH SCHOOL Private School District AGAPE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Partner Schools since Fall 2010 from Area VI ROE 30 Cairo USD 1 ROE 12 CAIRO JR‐SR HIGH SCHOOL Carbondale CHSD 165 Clay City CUSD 10 CARBONDALE COMMUNITY HS CLAY CITY HIGH SCHOOL Egyptian CUSD 5 East Richland CUSD 1 EGYPTIAN SR. HIGH EAST RICHLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL Duquoin CUSD 300 Flora CUSD 35 DUQUOIN HIGH SCHOOL FLORA HIGH SCHOOL Elverado CUSD 196 FLOYD HENSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ELVERADO HIGH SCHOOL Hutsonville CUSD 1 Meridian CUSD 101 HUTSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL - Mounds Lawrence County CUD 20 Murphysboro CUSD 186 LAWRENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MURPHYSBORO HIGH SCHOOL PARKVIEW JR HIGH SCH. ‐ LAWRENCEVILLE Shawnee CUSD 84 North Clay CUSD 25 SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL NORTH CLAY HIGH SCHOOL Pinckneyville CHSD 101 Red Hill CUSD 10 PINCKNEYVILLE COMM HIGH SCHOOL RED HILL HIGH SCHOOL Trico CUSD 176 Robinson CUSD 2 TRICO HIGH SCHOOL ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL

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Published November 2018