Education & Schools

Illinois native and Peoria local Susan Reising was opened to a new way of thinking after receiving her Masters degree in Liberal Studies from Bradley University.

The Peoria Federation of Teachers has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a new three-year contract with Peoria Public Schools.

The Peoria Federation of Teachers has reached a tentative agreement with Peoria Public Schools on a new three-year contract.

Illinois Central College is in its second year of a program that is working to help more than 600 students get educated, certified and find a job.

The Peoria Public Schools board of education has approved a $50,000 contract with a consultant to develop a "Career Pathways" program at Manual High School.

Chris Reynolds is now in his eighth full academic year as the head of the Bradley University athletics department, as the landscape of college sports continues to evolve. Reynolds discusses how his department is adapting to such changes as Name-Image-Likeness compensation for athletes and the transfer portal.

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Organizations are working to be more accessible to individuals and cutting through the noise of climate news.

Time is running out for current or former early childhood education workers to take advantage of a unique chance to earn or upskill their credentials in the field.

Peoria Public Schools Board president Martha Ross says she was "surprised" to hear the Peoria Federation of Teachers posted to social media opposing a statement she released Thursday following a second round of federal mediation.