This page contains important district information, policies, and required notifications for families, including mental health days, legal notices, and federal compliance documents. We encourage parents and guardians to review the materials below carefully.
If you have any questions regarding this information, please email our superintendent at srufener@cusd322.org.
In January 2022, a new Illinois law went into effect, allowing students to take up to five (5) mental health days per school year. These absences do not require a doctor’s note.
Under the law, once a student has used two (2) mental health days, the school is required to make a referral to a school social worker or counselor. This referral is intended to help identify and support any underlying mental health needs and to ensure students receive appropriate resources.
Please review the linked document here for additional information about mental health days, including guidance and tips for parents on supporting their child’s mental well-being.
If you have questions, you may contact:
Information regarding registered sex offenders and violent offenders against youth is available to the public through the Illinois State Police Offender Registry website.
The Illinois State Police Offender Registry website provides access to the following resources:
These registries are maintained by the State of Illinois and are updated regularly to provide current public information.
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