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Recent News About Coal City Community Unit School District 1

Coal City Early Childhood Center recognizes paraprofessionals' contributions

It’s Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, a day designated to thank those who support teachers, assist students, and create an inclusive environment where every child has the ability to thrive.

Coal City HS sends three students to national FBLA conference

The Coal City High School chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) participated in the annual State Leadership Conference in Springfield.

Riverside Healthcare donates over $12,500 to local high school athletic programs

Riverside Healthcare has donated over $12,500 to 18 high schools in Kankakee, Grundy, Will, and Iroquois counties to honor their athletic programs' achievements during the 2024 fall sports seasons.

Three Coal City school board members recognized by IASB

The Illinois Association of School Boards (IASB) annually recognizes board members for their commitment to learning and leadership activities provided by the association and for their service to the public education community.

Coalers softball team wins home opener against Prairie Central

The home opener for the Coal City Coalers Softball Team, marking its first game on the newly renovated field, was held Friday, March 21.

Students perfect reading skills with innovative methods in classroom

Students have been perfecting their reading in Ms.

Preschool celebrates St. Patrick's Day with creative activities

Preschool students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day this week, engaging in various festive activities aimed at fostering creativity and learning.

Students analyze documentary 'He Named Me Malala' for persuasive techniques

Mrs. Gerber’s English 4 students engaged in an analysis of the documentary He Named Me Malala.

Leprechaun visit leads to school-wide scavenger hunt

Mrs. Wilkinson’s students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in class with various activities.

Spanish classes engage middle schoolers in learning basics through creative assignments

In eighth grade Spanish, students began the quarter with a unit called "LA COMIDA," meaning "THE FOOD."

Unit #1 Educational Foundation announces available scholarships for 2025

The Unit 1 Educational Foundation annually awards scholarships to assist high school seniors with their future studies.

Girls Soccer team opens season tonight against Beecher

The Coalers Girls Soccer Team opens its season tonight—Thursday, March 20—with a match against Beecher in the CCHS Stadium.

Biology students design games to learn about natural selection

In Mrs. Welch’s high school biology classes, students have been exploring evolution and natural selection, the fundamental forces driving evolutionary change.

Coal City Middle School recognizes students for confidence

Coal City Middle School has been focusing on character development, with students concentrating on a different trait each month.

Kindergarten class celebrates Godzilla's birthday in unique classroom event

Mr. Painter’s kindergarten class did not have a student birthday to celebrate this month, so they decided to commemorate Godzilla’s birthday instead.

Coal City School District celebrates Music in Our Schools Month

United Through Music" is the theme of this year's observance of Music in Our Music in Our Schools Month began as a single advocacy day on March 14, 1973, Students in the Coal City School District start music instruction in During the observance of...

Coal City High School hosts Eighth Grade Parent Night

Eighth Grade Parent Night is scheduled for Wednesday, March 12 at Coal City High School.

Mrs. Aichele's class integrates crafts into learning sessions

In Mrs. Aichele's class, Fridays are reserved for a "craftivity" that complements the week's lessons.

Coal City to host parade honoring State Champion Wrestling Team

A community recognition and parade for the State Champion Coalers Wrestling Team will take place this evening—Tuesday, March 4—beginning at 6 p.m. The team will parade through the village heading north on Broadway and west on Division Street [Rt....

Grundy County retains valuation decision on GE-Hitachi Spent Nuclear Fuel Plant

During the March 5 meeting of the Board of Education, Superintendent Chris "As it has for the past few years, the Board of Education and several other The facility, which holds 3,217 fuel assemblies equating to 773 metric tons or The current value...