New bill would allow Illinois athletes to play club and school teams at the same time
A House committee advanced a bill Wednesday that would give high school student athletes the right to participate in both school-sponsored teams and non-school teams in the same sport at the same time, despite concerns that such a policy could create friction between coaches and jeopardize students’ safety.
The 2024-25 Illinois High School Association boys basketball playoffs are down to the final 32 teams after Friday's sectional championship games across four classes. The tournament continues ...
Report: Bears sign center Drew Dalman to 3-year deal Around the state, 64 teams will compete Monday night — 16 in each of the Illinois High School Association’s four classes — for the chance ...
A Spanish teacher at Oregon High School receives recognition for the work she puts in for her students. Kimberly Radostits is ...
Schools and the Illinois High School Association would have the option to use this online list as an advisory tool to help make the best schedules for their local community. The plan would not ...
An estimated 2,500 people were in attendance at Eastern’s Groniger Arena Monday evening to watch the Meridian Bobcats boys’ ...
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New report finds Illinois teacher shortage is easing, but school leaders are still concernedThe Illinois Association of Regional Superintendent of Schools reported that 87% of school leaders around the state indicated ...
Illinois lawmakers are exploring a bill that would establish guidelines for what time high schools start instruction for the ...
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Two Dixon High School Scholastic Bowl team members were selected out of 30 regional teams for the Illinois High School Association All-Sectional team. Nathan Stauter, sophomore, and Ronin Quick, ...
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