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Geneseo tennis makes history with sectional title
Geneseo High School’s Lady Leafs tennis team Saturday became the first tennis team in school history to win a sectional tournament. The tournament was held at Geneseo High School. Advancing to the state tournament were the sectional doubles champion team of Vi Pettit and Jaylee Brudos, the doubles third-place...
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Newman High School Students Donate Food to St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
Newman Central Catholic High School students recently donated food to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry following a successful food drive. The students have consistently supported efforts to feed the hungry in the community over the past several years. Representatives of St. Vincent de Paul expressed their gratitude for the students’ continued generosity and the food delivered to the pantry.
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Jennifer Drendel Burdette Named National Rural Teacher of the Year, Reflects on Monmouth Education
Barry McNamara | Published September 30, 2026. For the past several years, Monmouth College’s educational studies department has placed a strong emphasis on rural teachers – both the nationwide need to develop them and providing the specific skills students need to get them ready for success in that niche.
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New Deanery music school director looks to build on strong foundation
Joe Chonto has already had a colorful, varied career in the arts around the world. The passionate 70-year-old Davenport native is starting his next chapter as director of musical activities for The Deanery School of Music, 1103 Main St., Davenport. The prior private school director (Gates Thomas) served as both...
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District 205 board schedules superintendent appointment
The Galesburg District 205 Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the district office, 940 W. Fremont St. The agenda lists the appointment of a new superintendent. The search drew 15 applicants. In September, board President Courtney Rodriguez said the board had...
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Streaks fall to Moline, await playoffs
A great start didn’t bloom into a satisfying finish for the Galesburg High School football team at CBI Stadium on Friday night. The Silver Streaks dropped their regular-season finale to Moline 49-20, finishing the season 4-5. The Maroons finished 6-3. Despite the loss, Galesburg qualified for the Illinois High...
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Meet the 2026 Kewanee High School Homecoming Court and Honorary Boilermakers
Meet the 2026 Kewanee High School Homecoming Court and Honorary Boilermakers. – Daughter of Michael and Jackie Clucas. – Plays basketball and softball. – Key Club Vice President. – Student Council Class President and District Liaison. – Involved in FCA; enjoys basketball, running, helping others, and cleaning. – Plans to...
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West Central School Board to Discuss Transportation Efficiency and Food Services This Wednesday
Nutrition and transportation are two of the main topics on the agenda for West Central’s next Board of Education meeting, informs Superintendent Eric Lawson:. “We will have some updates on food and nutrition and we will have some transportation updates as well. I just scheduled a transportation meeting, our bus lease is coming up here in December, so we are trying to make a decision to whether we want to renew our lease or if we are going to consider subcontracting our service to a third party vendor. We are really doing a deep dive on transportation operations to make sure we are as efficient as we possibly can. We are deficit spending on transportation, so we want to make sure we are maximizing our computer software, maximizing our drivers, and their route capabilities as much as we possibly can.”
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Geneseo runs roughshod through QHS defense in WB6 victory
GENESEO, Ill. — The Quincy High School football team is going to have to rekindle some momentum in order to make a playoff push. A week after beating Western Big 6 Conference co-champion Sterling in arguably their most complete performance of the season, the Blue Devils stumbled Friday night and were steamrolled 48-22 by Geneseo in the regular-season finale.
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Phi Beta Kappa Scholar Tomás R. Jiménez to Deliver “Are We Still a Nation of Immigrants?” Lecture
The Knox College Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa is pleased to welcome Tomás R. Jiménez for a visiting scholar lecture and visit. The lecture will take place on October 22, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. in the Abolition Lab in Seymour Library. The lecture is free and open to the public. The lecture, entitled Are We Still a Nation of Immigrants?, explores the idea that for the last 70 years, the United States’ self-understanding has included the idea that it is a nation of immigrants. How did that idea come about, and is it still relevant today?
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Sophomore QB, pair of pick-sixes lift Kennedy past Bettendorf
CEDAR RAPIDS — Kennedy Coach Brian White saw it pregame. His team looked primed for a big night. Boy, were they. Cedar Rapids Kennedy (5-3) played near-perfect football in a 37-0 rout of Bettendorf (5-3) on Friday at Kingston Stadium, keeping the Cougars’ playoff hopes alive. “I thought our kids were ready to play,” White said. “I could tell pregame, they just had a little edge about ‘em. We’ve talked about trying to play a perfect game. You’re never going to play a perfect game, but eliminate as many mistakes as possible. We were pretty clean the first half, especially offensively. And our defense had a shutout.” Leading 14-0 at halftime, Kennedy took command with pick-sixes by Adam Strasburger and Jack Hayes early in the third quarter. The Cougars’ defense forced four turnovers, including three interceptions of Bettendorf quarterback Cannon Davis. “You go out and get two pick-sixes … it was just a crazy chain of events to start the second half,” White said. “Our defensive coaches did a great job of putting a gameplan together. They’re good defensive coaches, and they put in something specific for this week. This kid’s (Davis) a great thrower — he leads 5A in
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St. Ambrose honors 6 alumni for their leadership, service and achievement
St. Ambrose University honored six graduates with its 2026 Alumni Awards during its recent Celebration of Generosity at the Rogalski Center on the Davenport campus. The annual awards, presented on Thursday, Oct. 1, recognize alumni whose professional achievement, leadership and service reflect the impact of a St. Ambrose education and the University’s “Ambrosian values.” One Emerging Leader and one Distinguished Alumni recipient were selected from each of SAU’s three academic colleges.
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Monmouth-Roseville Board Approves Artificial Intelligence Guidance Framework
As the use of artificial intelligence continues to grow, the Monmouth-Roseville Board of Education is establishing a guidance framework for its role in teaching, learning, and school activities, explains Superintendent Ed Fletcher:. “We had one of our teachers at the high school, Nicole Trego, very intrigued with artificial intelligence, so...
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Facts ‘n’ Stats: A look at high school and college sports in Galesburg, Oct. 16
Here’s what’s been happening with the sports teams at Galesburg High School, Carl Sandburg College and Knox College:. Camdyn Miller won two individual events and was a member of a victorious relay team, leading Galesburg to a third-place finish Oct. 10 in the 32nd annual Panther Invitational at East Moline United Township. Byron led with 273 points, followed by Pleasant Valley (262) and Galesburg (197) in the 11-team field. Pleasant Valley is from Iowa. Galesburg coach Jake Miller said his swimmers weren’t seeded to win any event, and they exceeded their seed in most events. Here’s how Galesburg swimmers fared:
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Kewanee School Board Meeting Agenda for Monday, October 19, 2026
II. CLOSED SESSION: * (C) (1) to consider the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance or dismissal of specific employees of the District and (C) (2) to consider collective negotiating matters between the public body and its employees or their representatives, or deliberations concerning salary schedules for one or more classes of employees (C) (5) the purchase or lease of real property for the use of the public body (C) (8) Security Procedures (C) (9) Student Disciplinary Cases (C) (11) Litigation * 5ILCS 120/2 Open Meetings The School Code of Illinois/2026.