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The school board on Wednesday approved spending money from the district's reserves for the 42,500-square-foot complex.
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Dunlap looks to build new $8.5 million training center as athletic programs run out of space to growDunlap superintendent Scott Dearman told the school board Thursday the district's 10,000- square-foot activity center and the five middle school and high school gyms can't handle the growing demands for space.
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Dunlap School District 323 has not correctly used policies to identify students with learning disabilities, but other allegations are unsubstantiated.
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FFA, the venerable youth institution formerly known as Future Farmers of America, is breaking new ground in order to keep pace with changes in technology and non-traditional agriculture related career opportunities.
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The Peoria City Council has approved sharing some of the revenues from the proposed Medina Plains-Allen Road Business Park TIF with Dunlap School District 323.
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Officials with the Illinois State Board of Education will conduct an on-site review of the Dunlap school district's special education services.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a settlement with the Dunlap school district to provide a fully accessible playground for children with disabilities at Banner Elementary School.
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Dunlap School District #323 will be offering additional after-school learning opportunities thanks to funding from the American Rescue Plan.
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Previously, Dunlap administration had chosen to make masks optional for the upcoming school year.
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Some area school districts may rethink their COVID-19 policies under the latest masking recommendations from public health officials.