West Lincoln Broadwell Elementary School District #92

Lincoln Community High School District consists of lower, middle and high school divisions. The district schools offer various business courses, including accounting, marketing, business management and consumer education. Its industrial technology courses include transportation, energy utilization, drafting, metal production and building trades. Lincoln Community High School Districts offers various fine arts classes that include painting, ceramics, dramatic arts and music theory. The district schools offer musical education in choir, band, orchestra, guitar and concert. Additionally, the district schools provide classes in foreign languages, math, physical education, science and social studies. Lincoln Community High School Districts has a football field and gymnasium. The district school s sport activities include football, basketball and tennis and it is located in Lincoln, Ill.

Tri-City Elementary School is an educational institution that offers a range of learning and extracurricular opportunities for students. The school has an annual enrollment of more than 280 students. It serves students in kindergarten through grade five, as well as administers a preschool program. Tri-City Elementary School s academic curriculum includes music and physical education. The school maintains a library that offers a variety of educational resources and materials. It administers the Title I program. Tri-City Elementary School provides extracurricular activities, such as band and orchestra. The school offers special education programs for students with developmental disabilities. It also provides transportation and health care services. Tri-City Elementary School is governed by Tri-City School District 1.

Argenta-Oreana High School is a part of the Argenta-Oreana School District comprising of approximately 76 square miles of territory in the Macon and DeWitt counties of Illinois. The school district is organized by attendance centers and the high school is located in Argenta, Ill. It has a pupil teacher ratio of 15:1. Students must earn 26 credits for graduation, courses in government, health, consumer education and consumer education, English, math, American history, social studies, art, music, foreign language and vocational education. Physical education is compulsory. Students can participate in extra-curricular activities such as in cheerleading, soccer, football, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track. Additional opportunities are available in scholastic bowl, the high school newspaper, yearbook, student council and drama.