When you live in a rural area, creative thinking comes with the territory. Rural schools are resourceful and seek opportunities for growth, even when funding is low or nonexistent. At Mohave Valley School District, that resourcefulness has turned into improved attendance rates, better grades, and higher enrollment through their Innovation Lab project.
This article was originally published by the Association of Illinois Rural and Small Schools (AIRSS), the Illinois State Affiliate of
In Fairfield County, where manufacturing and transportation once thrived, economic shifts have drastically reduced the local job market. The landscape today is vastly different from what it was for previous generations. Once-prominent employers such as MAC Truck, HON Furniture, Rite-Aid, and the SC&G Nuclear Plant have left the area, leaving behind limited opportunities primarily in Element TV and fast-food industries.
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