The Carlinville and Jerseyville ROE Offices will be
CLOSED July 3 & 4 in observance of Independence Day!

Welcome to Regional Office of Education #40
 
ROE 40 hosts this site to provide support for families and educators with access to information regarding education services, agencies, and events. We are happy to help!   If you need any additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our offices.​

                                 Superintendent, Michelle Mueller
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2017 Summer Schedule
ROE #40 Adult Education
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Mrs. Becky Bohlen, Carlinville Adult Ed Instructor, with Jerseyville students Brooke Wallace and Patricia Crump
   Again this year we are proud to have had several students complete and receive their High School Equivalancy (GED). Some have already taken the next steps toward college, trade school, etc.  The students pictured were on hand to receive their certificates in a ceremony at Lewis & Clark in Godfrey on Thursday, June 8th. 
   Pictured are five of this year's Carlinville students and two of the Jerseyville students that completed their High School Equivalency, under the direction of Adult Ed instructors Becky Bohlen and Pete Hatfill. 
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Left to right: Brandon Tracy, Brian Tracy, Jessica Smith-McVay, Mrs.Becky Bohlen, Kristan Foster, and Kaitlyn Robbins
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Plan Ahead - August 21st, 2017:
Total solar eclipse will occur in Southern Illinois
  1. TeachIllinois.com - New {FREE!} e-course, "How Teachers Can Prepare for the 2017 Eclipse" is worth 2 PD hours, and can be completed anywhere/anytime.
  2. Safety Sheet - Procedures on how to safely view the eclipse.  Approved by NASA, the National Academy of Ophthalmology, and others.
  3. Speaker - David Linton, retired professor of astronomy and physics at Eastern IL University, would like to guest lecture at schools.  He would be good for all ages, including elementary. For a preview, see his video in TeachIllinois.  Contact: david.a.linton@gmail.com
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P.E. Teachers -
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​Computer Banc Pilot Program
2,000 Computers Available for
2017-18 School Year  
   Computer Banc is teaming up this spring with Illinois lawmakers and state officials and agencies to help improve children’s access to digital literacy. The pilot program repurposed surplus government computers to provide children access to low cost learning tools at school and at home. Two-thousand $85 computers are available for the 2017-18 school year for Illinois schools for Aug. 1 delivery.  Additional computers will be available on a monthly basis on the first of each subsequent month.  
   All of the computers are warrantied for one full year. The computers provide online web browser access featuring Google Chrome for classroom learning; Testnav functionality for required assessment testing; and offline curriculum featuring more than 1,500 eBooks, Illinois State Museum modules, and early learning educational games.  
   For more information, visit www.ComputerBanc.org, or contact David Fowler, executive director, via email at director@computerbanc.org or by phone at (217) 528-9506.  
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