Valerie Wells is an Education Reporter at the Herald & Review. She specializes in topics related to public education, school administration, and school districts, while also exploring broader themes in culture and society. Valerie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Lee Agri-Media, JG, Wiley, and The Galveston County Daily News, among others.
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Valerie Wells' coverage is centered around local events, community news, and education in the Illinois area. If reaching out to her, consider pitches related to local educational initiatives, human interest stories within the community such as new births or notable achievements of locals, and upcoming community events.
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Decatur Public Schools' enrollment has dropped by 36 students from last year.
The 10 states that invest the most (and least) in their children's education Intro Photo Credit: Alamy Stock Photo
By: Valerie Wells
In this Aug. 14, 2017 file photo, a section of the I-Beam from the World Trade Center is transported from the Decatur Airport to E.L. Pruitt Co.
Lori Kerans hugs Richland Community College Trustee Dale Colee at her news conference to announce
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DECATUR — Aetna Better Health of Illinois will host a pop-up farmer's market health and resource fair 9 to 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at Empowerment Opportunity Center, 360 E. Marietta St.
By: Valerie Wells
DECATUR — Outgoing County Clerk Josh Tanner knew the Macon County Board was going to recognize the retirements of him and Chief Deputy County Clerk
State Sen. Sally Turner and State Reps. Regan Deering and Bill Hauter are collecting items for a Classroom Care drive at their offices until Sept. 30 for distribution to area
By: Valerie Wells
CHAMPAIGN — The University of Illinois has launched a dual-credit program with 21 Illinois high schools.
Decatur Moves celebrated its one year anniversary on Sept. 8.
