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Tip Reedy
The Illinois Youth Survey report provides data on a variety of health and social indicators including drug use, bullying, school climate and much more.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Welcome Back To A New 2018-2019 School Year
Welcome back Bullets and Bee Bee’s! I hope you enjoyed a summer vacation or time off
filled with fun and exciting memories with your family, friends, and loved ones. Each
school year starts a new chapter and new choices in everyone’s lives. Everyone has the
opportunity for a fresh new start, to make a change, challenge themselves, and set new
personal goals. Everyone is undefeated!
The excitement of another school year is in the air and everyone is anxiously awaiting the
sights and sounds of all the activities and experiences in store for our students.
Trust and Transparency
One of the most important aspects of my job as your Superintendent is to build trust and
transparency with the local communities. During my first year as WCUSD#15
Superintendent, I worked collectively with the Board of Education and the communities
in being transparent with district finances and building trust with community
relationships.
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.
Best Wishes Class of 2018
Another school year is nearing completion and the challenging road to graduation for the
class of 2018 has arrived. The journey for these students has been filled with great
accomplishments and successes inside and outside the classroom.
Williamsville-Sherman CUSD #15
800 S. Walnut St.
Williamsville, IL 62693
Voice: 217-566-2014
Fax: 217-566-3890
Attendance: 217-566-2325
Events - WCUSD15
| 21 Sep 12:00AM Home Football vs. N Mac |
| 21 Sep 04:00PM - 06:00PM HS Boys Varsity Golf vs Chatham/Lincoln/Springfield JV @ The Rail |
| 21 Sep 04:00PM - 06:00PM JH Coed Junior High Cross Country @ Dunlap Middle School ( @ Detweiler Park ) |
| 21 Sep 07:00PM - 09:00PM HS Boys Varsity Football vs North-Mac ( ) |
| 22 Sep 12:00AM - 02:00AM Time: TBA -HS Girls Varsity Volleyball vs OPEN DATE (Sangamon County Tournament ) |
| 22 Sep 09:45AM - 11:45AM HS Coed Varsity Cross Country @ Springfield High School ( @ Lincoln Park) |
| 22 Sep 10:00AM - 12:00PM HS Boys Varsity Soccer vs St. Thomas More HS |
| 22 Sep 11:00AM - 01:00PM HS Boys Varsity Golf @ Sangamon County Tournament @ Lincoln Greens |
| 22 Sep 11:00AM - 01:00PM JH Boys Junior High Baseball vs Glenwood MS (IESA Sectional) |
| 22 Sep 12:00PM - 02:00PM HS Boys Junior Varsity Soccer vs St. Thomas More HS |
Williamsville High School
900 S. Walnut St.
Williamsville, IL 62693
Voice: 217-566-3361
Fax: 217-566-3792
Attendance: 217-566-2325
Williamsville Junior High School
Grades 6-8
500 S. Walnut St.
Williamsville, IL 62693
Voice: 217-566-3600
Fax: 217-566-2475
Attendance: 217-566-2325
Williamsville Junior High School
5th Grade Center
504 S. Walnut St.
Williamsville, IL 62693
Voice: 217-566-4070
Fax: 217-566-2183
Attendance: 217-566-2325
Sherman Elementary School
312 South Street
Sherman, IL 62684
Voice: 217-496-2021
Fax: 217-496-2473
Attendance: 217-566-2325
Williamsville-Sherman CUSD #15
800 S. Walnut St.
Williamsville, IL 62693
Voice: 217-566-2014
Fax: 217-566-3890
Attendance: 217-566-2325