By Nick MillerWeekly Editor O’FALLON – The Central 104 superintendent, Dawn Elser, announced Monday night the district’s plans to transition to in-person instruction by the start of the
In light of the current spike in COVID-19 trend data in St. Clair County, the Board of Education and its teachers and other employees have agreed upon a
O'FALLON- Two O’Fallon school districts voted to begin the year with remote learning. District 90 and District 104 held special board meetings on Tuesday, August 4, to address
O'FALLON- District 90 is moving ahead with their proposed plan that was presented and approved at a recent special board meeting. Additional details and frequently asked questions were
Students and their families have been anxious to know the potential plans for fall, and OTHS District 203 and O’Fallon District 90 have released their potential plans. Both
Governor JB Pritzker and ISBE Superintendent Carmen Ayala announced the return of in-person schooling in the fall. There will be requirements to attend, including face coverings, temperature checks,
O’FALLON- The O’Fallon-Shiloh Chamber of Commerce held a virtual town hall meeting to allow for explanation of the recently released school consolidation study. One of the consultants, Dr.
LEBANON- Confusion and disagreement surround the City’s decision to make St. Louis Street one way from east to west for three blocks to allow restaurants to set up
O'FALLON- O’Fallon District 90 board members heatedly debated changes to report cards for lower elementary grades after a presentation from District 90 Curriculum Coordinator Jill Lyons about English
The O’Fallon-Shiloh Chamber of Commerce released the school consolidation study, examining Districts 203 and feeder districts 85, 90, and 104. The 200 page document was published on their
A virtual graduation ceremony, among many other school and community celebrations, was held this past weekend for the OTHS Class of 2020. Graduating during a pandemic was not
Central School District 104 held their very first virtual graduation for the district’s eighth graders on May 14. After a slide show of pictures, Joseph Arthur Middle School
