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Illinois Youth Survey Report

The Illinois Youth Survey report provides data on a variety of health and social indicators including drug use, bullying, school climate and much more.

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Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax Information

Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax

On November 6, 2018, the voters of Sangamon County will be asked to approve a proposal to provide funding to all county school districts through a 1-cent retail sales tax increase.

The revenue from this Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax will be generated from Sangamon County residents and more importantly from the people who visit and travel through Sangamon County.

The revenue can only be used to maintain and improve school facilities or to make payments on existing bond debt.

The Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax is a shift from exclusively relying on local property taxes to fund school facilities.

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WCUSD#15 FY19 Budget and Financial Projection

The link below is a copy of the WCUSD#15 FY19 Budget and Financial Projection presentation. Due to historical lack of linear revenue from the state, the District has been deficit spending for the last several years. Due to our Equalized Assessed Evaluation (EAV) increasing on an average of 4.2% over the past 10 years, our only guaranteed increase in District revenue is the increase in local tax extensions. During this time the WCUSD#15 Tax Rates have decreased. The WCUSD#15 Tax Rate of $4.47 is the 13th lowest out of the 18 Sangamon County School Districts. As the expenses to educate a student continue to increase, the District has continued to do more with less. The WCUSD#15 Board of Education have been very good financial stewards to the taxpayers.

Budget Presentation Sept 17, 2018.pdf

Williamsville High School Homecoming 2018: Sit Back, Relax, and Enjoy the Show

Please join us for a new tradition as we kickoff Homecoming Week at Williamsville High School on Sunday, September 30, 2018! This will be an evening of fun filled events for both the student body of WHS and the communities of Sherman and Williamsville. We are excited to see everyone that night and once again show why It’s Always Better to be a Bullet!

Schedule of Events

3:00 pm – Lineup begins for parade at WHS (see attached map for line-up location)

4:00 pm – Parade steps off from WHS (see attached map for parade route)

Approx. 5:00 pm - Pep rally begins at Paul Jenkins Field to include:

Fall sports parade of athletes
Cheerleading routine
Introduction of homecoming court and coronation of king and queen
Other activities

* The Williamsville Sports Boosters will also be on hand at the pep rally selling both concessions and clothing.

WHS Yearbooks are In

Members of the Class of 2018 can pick up their yearbooks in the WHS Office starting on Friday, September 7. If 2018 graduates have a sibling still in the high school, yearbooks will be given to them to bring home on Friday, 9/7/18. Anyone who still wants to buy a 2017-2018 yearbook can purchase them in the WHS Office for $58. Please make checks payable to WHS.

District Dispatch September 2018

SCHOOL SAFETY A TOP PRIORITY

With the world we live in today, we need to plan, practice, prepare, and educate the community and students of the importance of school security. We are very fortunate to live in communities which are great places to raise kids. For the most part, we are very sheltered from society’s ills, and crime is not something we often witness or are exposed to. Consequently, we tend to take for granted the comforts given to us by living in such quiet communities, easily forgetting the importance of being diligent in maintaining safe practices.

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WCUSD#15 District Vision Committee Meeting Information

PURPOSE OF THE DISTRICT VISION COMMITTEE

Create a bridge between the community and the district
Educate and communicate the state of the district
Seek input regarding facilities needs, wants, and wishes
Seek input regarding long term financial needs, wants, and wishes
Provide input to the Board of Education for developing long range financial and facilities plans and goals.

If you have any questions regarding the WCUSD#15 District Vision Committee, please contact Tip Reedy, Superintendent. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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District Dispatch CSFST August 27 2018

Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax

On November 6, 2018, the voters of Sangamon County will be asked to approve a proposal to provide funding to all county school districts through a 1-cent retail sales tax increase. The revenue from this Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax will be generated from Sangamon County residents and more importantly from the people who visit and travel through Sangamon County. The revenue can only be used to maintain and improve school facilities or to make payments on existing bond debt. The Sangamon County School Facility Sales Tax is a shift from exclusively relying on local property taxes to fund school facilities.

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Seating at Home Varsity Football Games

In an effort to make the experience more enjoyable for all fans at Bullet Varsity Football games, Williamsville High School does not allow the saving and/or marking of seats prior to the gates opening at Paul Jenkins Field. All seating within the stadium is general admission and will be available on a first come first serve basis when gates open one hour prior to the scheduled kickoff time. Any and all materials placed on the bleachers prior to the opening of the gates on game day will be removed and confiscated. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact the athletic department at Williamsville High School.