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Livingston County offers exceptional educational experiences for students of all ages. From the youngest pre-schooler, to the college student, there are many options available from which parents and students can choose.

GLCEDC S.T.E.M.

Senior High Schools

Dwight

Dwight Township High School

Fairbury

Prairie Central High School

Flanagan

Flanagan-Cornell Unit #74

Pontiac

Pontiac Township High School

Streator

Streator Township High School

Streator

Woodland High School

Junior High Schools

Forrest

Prairie Central High School

Pontiac

Pontiac Junior High School

Streator

Northlawn Junior High School

Streator

Woodland Junior High School

Elementary Schools

Chatsworth

Prairie Central Primary East

Chenoa

Prairie Central Primary West

Dwight

Dwight Grade School

Fairbury

Prairie Central Elementary

Flanagan

Flanagan Elementary School

Forrest

Prairie Central Upper Elementary

Odell

Odell Grade School

Preschool & Day Care

Colleges & Universities

Bradley University
(Campus in Peoria – 72 miles)
www.bradley.edu

Heartland Community College.
(Campus in Pontiac)
(Campus in Normal – 36 miles)
www.heartland.edu

Illinois State University
(Campus in Normal – 36 Miles)
www.illinoisstate.edu

Illinois Wesleyan University
(Campus in Bloomington – 37 Miles)
www.iwu.edu

Joliet Junior College
(Campus in Joliet – 56 miles)
www.jjc.edu

Lincoln College
(Campus in Normal – 35 Miles)
www.lincolncollege.edu

In 2019, Bradley University’s enrollment was 4,600 undergraduate and 1,300 graduate students. Bradley University has eight schools, over 185 programs, and more than 340 faculty members.

In 2019, Heartland Community College’s (HCC) enrollment was 4,974 credit students and 12,614 non-credit students. HCC offers 14 degrees, 31 certificates, and 82 faculty members.

In 2019, Illinois State University’s (ISU) enrollment was 17,092 undergraduate and 1,375 graduate students. ISU has six schools offering more than 160 fields of study and 1,326 faculty members.

In 2019, Illinois Wesleyan University’s (IWU) enrollment was 1,693 students. Recognized as one of the nation’s premier private residential liberal arts universities, IWU offers 50 majors and 158 faculty members.

In 2019, Joliet Junior College’s (JJC) enrollment was 4,690 full-time students and 9,628 part-time students. JJC has three campuses and three extension centers offering more than 180 degrees and certificate programs.

Lincoln College offers academic and vocational programs.  

Accredited by the North Central Association Lincoln offers both associate and bachelor’s degrees.

Illinois Valley Community College

 

(Campus in Oglesby – 57 Miles)

https://www.ivcc.edu/

Illinois Valley Community College collectively offers 80 associate and certification programs.

Kankakee Community College

 

(Campus in Kankakee – 49 Miles)

https://www.kcc.edu/

Kankakee Community College serves the 130,000 residents of Community College District 520, which includes all of Kankakee and portions of Ford, Grundy, Iroquois, Livingston and Will counties. Accredited by the Higher Learning Commision, Kankakee offers both associate and certification programs.

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