St. Libory Elementary School
St. Libory, Illinois
Thank you to the St. Libory Volunteer Fire Department for visiting us during Fire Safety Month.
5th and 6th Grades enjoyed tie-dyeing 70's looking shirts.
Congratulations Paige and Morgan on Girls State Track Champanionships!
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Accelerated Reader Quiz List (new) At long last, you can now search for quizzes that we have available. Forms and other documents (under construction) 2007-2008 School Improvement Plan. Recent Board of Education Meeting Minutes
St. Libory Elementary School proudly serves the residents of St. Libory, Illinois, and its surrounding area. Students attend here PreKindergarten through 8th Grade years, then moving to Freeburg High School for Grades 9 thru 12. We believe our students have large school opportunities in a small school atmosphere. All our teachers know every student by first name, most classrooms have 10-17 students per class, and classroom web sites for checking current assignments. Please explore our corner of the web with the choices to the left. St. Libory School works in cooperation with Head Start and a Preschool Screening process to identify eligible students who are not currently receiving services. Once located, these students are placed in an appropriate program which meets their individual needs. A Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) is required for all children with disabilities who are between the ages of 3 and 21 and who have not yet graduated from high school. Special education services are coordinated with the Belleville Area Special Services Cooperative (BASSC) and provided for students with disabilities ages 3-15. If a student is found eligible for special education services, an Individualized Education Program (IEP) will be developed and implemented to designate services that are required and to assure that the placement of the student eligible for services takes place in the least restrictive environment. Programs are available for all handicapping conditions; learning disability, behavioral disorders, speech therapy, early childhood education, hearing impaired, vision impaired, and mentally retarded. Whenever possible, itinerant services shall be provided to the student so that he/she will be able to participate in as much of the regular school program as possible. If such an arrangement does not sufficiently meet the student’s needs, he/she may be placed in a special education class on a full-time basis. St. Libory CSD #30 shall maintain membership in BASSC, a cooperative association of school districts which offers special class placement and other services for various types of handicaps. Operated under the provisions of the Illinois School Code (Section 14) and the regulations of the Illinois State Board of Education, program costs are shared by the local districts and the state. The programs, including transportation, are provided without charge to the parents, and parent consent is a requirement for placement. Identification, evaluation, placement, and delivery of services to students eligible for services under IDEA, the District shall follow procedures provided in the Illinois State Board of Education’s Rules and Regulations to Govern the Administration of Special Education. Policies and procedures as established by BASSC shall be considered a part of the Board’s policies and procedures. If necessary, students may also be placed in private school education facilities. The District may receive reimbursement from the State for the student’s expenses. Homeless children shall be enrolled as per Subtitle B of Title VII of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. Such enrollment will take place without delay due to scheduling issues, residency document requirements, lack of legal guardianship or student records, or tuition payment. As per Illinois Public Act 95-0707, St. Libory CSD30 has one contract over $25,000 with Voges Services for pupil transportation. One collective bargaining agreement is in effect with the St. Libory Federation of Teachers Local 4884.
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