Education

Education K – 12

Fulton County and the surrounding region has high-quality K-12 school districts, and within 50 miles of most any part of our county we have access to more than 20 different higher education institutions.  Please follow the links provided to learn more about local and regional educational opportunities.

Abingdon-Avon C.U.S.D. #276 

We are committed to providing a challenging curriculum, skilled instruction, and a learning environment that responds to individual student academic needs.

Astoria Community Unit School #1 

The Mission of Astoria Community Unit School District #1 is to provide the best possible learning environment for its students and to prepare these students to be life-long learners and productive members of society.

Canton Union School District #66 

Canton is a PreK-12 public school district, which has the perfect size, services, and opportunities for children of all abilities and talents.

Community School District #3, Fulton County Cuba, IL 

Our mission is an innovative, rural, educational community with a personal awareness of each students is to provide a challenging educational experience, enabling students to become responsible students through cooperative efforts of the students, families, school, and community.

Farmington Community Unit School District #265 

Vision Statement:  Preparing Locally, Excelling Globally, to Build a Stronger Community.

Lewistown Community School District #97

Vision Statement: Lewistown District #97 schools provide a safe, secure, and challenging environment that prepares students to be contributing citizens in the 21^st century.  Our schools instill students with a broad base of knowledge, communication, and problem-solving skills that enable them to rise to the level of their individual potentials.

Spoon River Community Unit School District #4

Consistently the highest composite state test scores in Fulton County.

V.I.T. School District #2 

The vision of the V.I.T. School District is to empower students, staff and community through the integration of technology into educational programs; (1) to become life-long learners for 21^st century career, family and community responsibilities and (2) to gain higher order thinking skills to achieve optimal intellectual, physical, social, emotional and moral development.

Higher Education

For more information on the Regional Office of Education:

http://www.roe26.net/