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Monroe County School Districts

• CAREER CENTER OF SOUTHERN IL

  
  

  The mission of the Beck Area Career Center is to provide integrated and relevant career and technical education, as well as employability and academic skills for junior and senior students from area high schools, for adults from surrounding communities, and for “at risk” students. We believe that learning must take place in a nurturing, safe environment that recognizes the diversity of individuals while promoting equity for all.

• COLUMBIA CUSD 4

  
  

  Columbia CUSD No. 4 offers a comprehensive, vertically aligned curriculum from pre-kindergarten through high school with an emphasis on preparation of students for both college and vocational pursuits. Curriculum guides are being completed in an effort to achieve deep alignment of content, instruction and assessment.

• MONROE/RANDOLPH ROE

  
  

  The Monroe/Randolph County Regional Office of Education acts as an advocate for education by providing positive leadership, performing regulatory functions directed by the Illinois School Code and the Illinois State Board of Education, coordinating and delivering state and local services, and disseminating information for educators, school districts, and the community. The Regional Office serves as a conduit between the Illinois State Board of Education and school districts in Monroe and Randolph Counties. In addition to coordinating state and local educational services, our office provides information to educators, school districts, and the public. Our office staff answers numerous queries from parents, students, school staffers and citizens regarding a variety of educational matters. Our office administers several special programs and services, including truancy prevention, GED testing, Regional Safe Schools Program, life safety inspections of school buildings, bus driver training, conducting school compliance visits, certification services for our region's educators, professional development for teachers and administrators, and writing and implementing state and federal grants to bring state and federal dollars back to our region for educational programs. The Regional Office is service oriented and provides support to schools and communities by offering the best possible educational opportunities to all students. If we can be of service to you please contact us at our Waterloo office, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at (618) 939-5650 or at our Chester office, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at (618) 826-5471.

• VALMEYER CUSD 3

  
  

  Valmeyer CUSD#3 has risen to new heights since the flood of '93. The school is the center piece of the town, which relocated from the river bottoms to the top of the bluff. The new town shadows the old as the sun rises each day. From its farming roots, the new town is slowly transitioning to somewhat of a bedroom community. Along with residential growth, the town is also anticipating additional commercial development in Rock City Industrial Park. This growth is providing exciting challenges and opportunities for the school district, as we are planning for the expansion of our school building. We are very proud of our educational facility, and the education we provide. We have embraced our vision of students achieving, teachers challenging, and families flourishing in all aspects of curricular and extra-curricular activities. We devote much time, resources, thought and reflection in accomplishing this vision.

• WATERLOO CUSD 5

  
  

  Waterloo is a fast-growing school district emerging into a position of educational leadership in southern Illinois. Our educational programming spans grades pre-K through 12, and supports high-quality teaching and learning through meaningful, differentiated curriculum, and challenging learning experiences. Our district, through systems and forward thinking, has set the direction for future district achievement to include productive school community collaboration and expanded academic preparation for both higher education and meaningful contribution to our world.

• CHESTER N HSD 122