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Homer Community Consolidated School District 33C is a school district that serves the communities of Homer Glen, Illinois and Lockport, Illinois. Students in grades EC-8 attend schools in Homer School District 33C. Its premises are located in Will County, Illinois. Most of its schools are named after past superintendents.
There are two grade school districts and one high-school district serving the village. Homer Community Consolidated School District 33C serves most of the community, and Will County School District 92 serves the rest. Lockport Township High School, District 205, is the public high school serving the village.
Homer Township is located in Will County, Illinois. As of the 2010 census, its population was 39,059 and it contained 13,418 housing units. [ 2 ] In 2001, the village of Homer Glen was incorporated within area that is Homer Township.
The former treasurer of a Homer Glen homeowners association, also a former Home Glen District 33C Board member, was charged last month for allegedly writing checks to herself, according to court ...
Three other grade school districts cover parts of Lockport. The eastern part of Lockport is in Homer Community Consolidated School District 33C. The northern part of Lockport is in Will County School District 92. The southern part of Lockport is served by the Fairmont School District 89.
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Here’s a look at the 2023 All-District 1-1A football team, led by Claiborne Parish foes Haynesville and Homer. Major Awards. Offensive MVP: Alonzo Jackson, Haynesville, Sr. Defensive MVP ...
The Homer School District, which served the village and the surrounding area, set a record for the longest teacher's strike in the nation's history, spanning from October 26, 1986, to June 23, 1987. At 156 days, the strike was more than twice as long as the second-longest, set by a school district near Cleveland, Ohio during the 2002-2003 ...