District awaits further guidance from State Board of Education By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter O’FALLON – Assistant Superintendent Dr. Martha Weld reported to the O’Fallon Township…… Read More »District 203 still ironing out Return to Learn plan for August...
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter O’FALLON – Assistant Superintendent Dr. Martha Weld reported to the O’Fallon Township High School (OTHS) Board of Education that remote learning…… Read More »District 203 addresses remote learning for next school year...
By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter The O’Fallon Township High School (OTHS) Board of Education unanimously approved the low bid from Bruce Unterbrink Construction for the Band/Choral…… Read More »District 203 Board approves bid for Band/Chorus room renovation work...
By Kayla AndersenWeekly Reporter O’FALLON – Since the pandemic started, local schools have been navigating how to comply with the latest guidelines to keep students…… Read More »School administrators share how transition to hybrid learning is going...
High school plans to have some level of in-person learning start January 19 By Pam FunkWeekly Reporter O’FALLON – During the December 17 O’Fallon Township…… Read More »District 203 Board receives update on OTHS’ plan to return to in-person learning...
Board hears report from social workers expressing concern for student body’s mental health By Angela SimmonsWeekly Reporter O’FALLON – The OTHS District 203 School Board…… Read More »OTHS to go full remote starting Monday, Nov. 23...
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 school reopening plan that will promote student learning in the safest environment possible. Beginning with the third week ofschool students will be taught remotely. For the first two weeks, students will attend school one day per week spread over 4 days. These attendance days will be used to provide students their books and other learning materials, meet their teachers and become oriented to the remote learning process. With only 25% of the students in attendance in school per day, we feel confident that students and staff will be safe.
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. James Rosborg, explained the study to over 80 attendees, including superintendents and school board members from districts 85, 90, 104, and 203.
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 website, and on June 16, there will be a virtual meeting to discuss the study.
