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No School November 3

No School November 3

No school on Election Day, November 3rd. All schools will welcome students tomorrow, November 4.
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All Three Frankfort School District 157-C Schools Earn State's Highest Recognition

Frankfort School District 157-C is proud to announce outstanding results on the 2026 Illinois School Report Card. Results include Exemplary designations – the state's highest designation - for all three District schools and student achievement levels significantly exceeding statewide averages in English Language Arts (ELA), mathematics, and science.
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Our Mission

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The mission of District 157-C is to prepare all students to be confident, life-long learners and productive citizens by challenging them to reach their fullest potential and by providing a quality educational environment in partnership with family and community.

Statement of Beliefs

We Believe That:
- The excellence of the community and the excellence of its educational system are mutually dependent.
- Education is the shared responsibility of the student, family, school and community.
- All students can learn and should be challenged to achieve their fullest potential.
- Students need to be actively engaged in the learning process.
- Public schools can provide students with the basic skills necessary to become life-long, productive citizens in an ever-changing world.
- Public schools prepare students for responsible citizenship in a multi-cultural society.

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