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Coal City Community Unit School District 1

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550 S Carbon Hill Rd, Coal City, IL 60416

Recent News About Coal City Community Unit School District 1

Coal City cheerleaders earn second place in season opener

The Coal City High School cheerleading team recently participated in their first competition of the season, securing a second-place finish.

Coal City School District seeks increased property tax levy amid valuation dispute

Each November, the Coal City Community Unit District 1 Board of Education places its tentative property tax levy on file.

Middle school PE introduces SpeedBall; health classes focus on fitness goals

Currently, sixth and seventh-grade physical education classes are starting a SpeedBall unit.

Coal City High hosts semi-final football game with streaming available

The Coalers are set to host a semi-final football game on Saturday afternoon.

Class explores letters and numbers with creative turkey-themed activities

Mrs. Mullen's class at Coal City Early Childhood Center is engaging in educational activities focused on letters, numbers, and counting.

Illinois honors local school boards' dedication on annual observance day

Nearly 6,000 individuals serve on local Boards of Education across Illinois, including seven who represent Coal City Community Unit School District 1.

High schoolers learn parenting skills with baby simulators

Coal City High School students in Mrs. Stith’s Child Development 1 course recently participated in a unique assignment designed to teach them about parenting.

Coal City High School students learn forensic skills through fingerprint analysis

In a forensics class at Coal City High School, students are learning the intricacies of fingerprint analysis.

Coal City school board fills vacancy; adopts tentative tax levy

The Coal City Community Unit School District Board of Education held its November meeting, where Jeff Emerson was sworn in to fill an unexpired term.

Coal City Theatre Department presents "Elf Jr." featuring middle school cast

The Coal City Theatre Department is set to bring the holiday spirit to life with its upcoming production of "Elf, Jr.

Coaler Football Team to face Boylan Catholic in playoffs; advance tickets available

The Coaler Football Team is set to face Boylan Catholic in the second round of the IHSA Playoffs this Saturday in Rockford.

Jeff Emerson returns to Coal City school board after vacancy

The Coal City Community Unit School District 1 Board of Education has appointed Jeff Emerson to fill a vacancy on the board.

First graders learn about moon phases through interactive activities

Mrs. Rhodes' and Mrs. Phillips' first-grade classes have been exploring the concept of moon phases in their Science lessons.

Coal City school closes indefinitely due to structural concerns

Coal City Intermediate School is temporarily closed due to structural issues identified in its North Gym.

Coal City High School provides before and after school academic support

Coal City High School has introduced programs to assist students with their academic needs outside regular school hours.

Coalers vs. Johnsburg playoff game to be livestreamed on November 1

The Coal City Athletic Boosters and Touchdown Club have announced that the Round 1 Playoff Football game between the Coalers and Johnsburg will be livestreamed.

Football playoff tickets available for Coal City vs. Johnsburg

Tickets for the upcoming IHSA 4A Football Playoff game between Coal City High School and Johnsburg High School are now available for purchase.

High school students use supply and demand to optimize pizza pricing

Last week, students in Mr. Hittle’s class at Coal City High School completed a simulation project involving the creation of a business model for pizza sales during the school's football games.

Coal City Schools celebrate Red Ribbon Week with themed days and sports events

Coal City Schools are hosting a variety of events this week, marking Red Ribbon Week from October 28 to November 3.

High school library adapts spaces and collections for diverse student needs

As the 2024-2025 school year continues, Mrs. Peterson is enthusiastic about welcoming students to the high school library.

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