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Monroe School is a school district that was established in 1865 as Hedgerow School. It enrolls a total of more than 300 students in various academic programs. The district follows educational assessment guidelines of Illinois Standards Achievement Test. It conducts fundraising activities, snow art shows, outdoor educational programs, Halloween and Thanksgiving celebrations, and spring and winter concerts. Monroe School also organizes various intramural sports tournaments and matches in the areas of basketball, baseball, volleyball, cheerleading, and track and field. It conducts parent-teacher conferences, student graduation parties and school improvement meetings. Additionally, the district offers food services and a variety of lunch options for students.

Peoria Heights High School offers classes in physical education, math, language arts, science, social studies and journalism. It also provides classes in foreign languages, including French, Spanish and German. The school s staff includes a secretary, superintendent, supervisor, athletic director, librarian, counselor and cooks. It offers guidance counseling services. Peoria Heights High School provides opportunities to participate in sports, such as football, volleyball, cross-country, wrestling, basketball, and track and field. Additionally, it operates a student council. The school serves a variety of food items, including corn, milk, sliced ham, garlic bread, chicken tacos, peaches, green beans and noodles. It has a library, business area, art shops, and computer and science laboratories. The school also has a gymnasium that can accommodate up to 1,500 people. Located in Peoria Heights, Ill., Peoria Heights High School is operated by Peoria Heights Community Unit School District 325, which provides a variety of educational programs.