• A look at District 204's budget cuts, fee hikes

• Metea musicians shine on big night
• Dean's and honors lists

• D204's music won't die
• First-year teacher jobs on line in Oswego

• West school cuts will reach deep
• 91 may lose jobs in Oswego schools
• Yorkville School District hire new chief and No. 2
• Waubonsee students on President's List
• School briefs: Problem Solvers advance to state

• School Briefs
• West students go GaGa for fashion
• College Briefs

• 218 jobs on layoff lists for Oswego, West schools

• 145 D204 teachers to be cut; class sizes to grow
• Formal self-defense lessons could deter horror

• Batavia teachers OK salary, benefit cuts
• Kaneland, teachers agree to talk about cuts

• Two D204 schools could enter new program
• Crime and education
• Geneva will keep school library assistants, but with reduced hours
• Kaneland schools cut 23 positions
• Schools doing everything it takes to stay afloat, but it's not enough

• Geneva officials explain proposed cuts

• Teacher charged with sex abuse of student

• Students named to regular Dean's List
• Illinois a finalist in school 'Race'
• Students get rare glimpse into forensics lab

• Teens hear Afghani author of all-school book
• Volleyball outing serves as memorial to teenager

• Forum Saturday on Geneva school budget
• Students learn lifelong lessons by aiding Haiti quake victims
• School briefs: Nicholson teachers receive $1,000 worth of books
• Students make Dean's Lists

• Sandwich sets calendar

• Jefferson to hold anti-gang event

• A day in the life of a 'speechie'
• Local school cuts look deeper still
• Batavia to weight grades for honor students

• From Underground Railroad to civil rights
• D204 posts gains on getting message out
• Gaiman reads to fans at Waubonsie
• East, West school districts offer Parent U

• Oswego school trustee: Cut administration
• Kaneland teachers not surprised at job cuts

• Ax falls in Oswego
• D204 gets mixed news on state funding
• 100-plus Kaneland teachers to get layoff notices
• East gets A+ on finances
• MyTime students realize 'I Am The Dream'

• Students question college costs

• Lawmakers see program at risk of state cuts