Parenting advice from Mom.me on how parents can help their kids succeed in their first year of college. The hardest lesson? Letting them go.
No more pencils, no more books. iPads, smartphones and other technology find their way into the classroom.
U.S.News & World Report reviewed hundreds of colleges and universities nationwide, ranking the universities on a variety of factors, including tuition, acceptance rate, class sizes and more.
Why should a child be afraid to go to school because of what's in her lunchbox?
Attorneys from Lake County will serve as counsel for Regional Superintendent of Schools Leslie Schermerhorn in the legal battle over the $1.18 million bleachers.
Lunch shouldn't make your kids sick. Here are some tips to prevent food-borne illnesses.
Parents enlist the help of Suave for its ability to gently soothe and wash away the remnants of the game. Sponsored by Suave.
Students in poverty can experience a variety of risk factors and issues, according to the Daily Herald.
5 New port-o-potties were placed on Friday, Aug. 30, under the new bleachers at Crystal Lake South High School.
County inspects and approves use of newly installed bleachers as court case continues.
School is back in session and you know teachers aren’t going to waste any time in assigning homework.
District 300 to receive $10,000 grant for its Summer STEM program.
Attorneys for Community High School District 155 tell judge they may go after the legality of Crystal Lake's zoning ordinances.
Petition seeks public support of city's stance insisting Community High School District 155 follow the city's zoning process.
The app is meant to keep parents, students and staff connected.
Who is ready to start a new school year?
Crystal Lake South High School football fans may get a chance to use the new $1.18 million bleachers this season, but the battle between the city and District 155 over the new stadium continues.
Tucker Lehman of Algonquin was among 22 participants who took part in the SADD SPEAKs youth advocacy institute last month in Washington, D.C.
Some District 300 school board members are wary of the promise of more state aid as such aid has been an unreliable source of funds in the past, according to the Daily Herald.
Battle over the $1.18 million bleachers at Crystal Lake South High School is expanding to other governing bodies.
You've bought the supplies (or not), you've got the new clothes (some of them), and like it or not, the first day of school is upon you. Here, some inspiration to get you ready for the year ahead.
The start of the new school year is always an exciting time for the kids, so make it even more memorable.
Crystal Lake South Gators Football teams likely will need to play games on alternate fields this season as the battle over the new $1.18 million bleacher stadium continues.
City's stop-work order sent to Community High School District 155 regarding new bleachers at Crystal Lake South High School.
Crystal Lake Mayor Aaron Shepley sends letter to District 155 School Board president Ted Wagner asking that construction on new stadium at Crystal Lake South High School stop.
U.S. Census Bureau provides facts and figures about Americans in school as we get ready for the 2013-14 school year.
New 51-foot-tall bleachers aren't sitting well with the neighbors of Crystal Lake South High School.
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Tell us in the comments section: How much do you pay in student fees and do you think it’s too much?
Ways you can stay organized and save money as the back-to-school rush hits.
Do you have your school supply list and have you checked it twice?
Backpacks don't have to just look good, they have to feel good too. Keep your child comfortable this school year by finding a quality backpack during back-to-school shopping.
Do you agree with the new requirement that all Illinois students in grades 6-12 receive the Tdap vaccine?
Here's what you need to do to get ready for the new school year.
Thanks to the community's generosity, 50 students in District 300 have new school supplies.
In total, the district received $534,000 in federal funding, according to the Northwest Herald.
The inaugural program is meant to help make the transition into the real world less daunting for these students, according to the news release.
New superintendent replaces outgoing superintendent Dr. Donn Mendoza.