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Clara Peterson
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PBL School District Information
PBL CUSD #10 was formed in 1990 from the Paxton and Buckley-Loda school districts as a result of a slow, steady decline in student enrollment and the Buckley-Loda High School enrollment dipping to fewer than 100 students. This effort brought together three communities that had worked together on many initiatives throughout the years and was a natural during a period of state encouraged consolidation efforts. The Ford Central school district, which was dissolved about that time, saw the community of Roberts become a part of the district.
The Paxton-Buckley-Loda Community Unit School District includes the communities Buckley, Clarence, Loda, Roberts, and Paxton and includes the two large scenic subdivisions of Bayles Lake and Lake Iroquois, just to the west of Loda. It encompasses parts of the five counties of Livingston, Iroquois, Vermilion, Champaign, and Ford.
PBL includes a total enrollment of approximately 1450 kindergarten through twelfth grade students housed in four buildings. Clara Peterson Elementary School contains students in Preschool through second grade. Eastlawn Elementary School
contains students in grades three through five. PBL Junior High School contains students in grades six through eight. PBL High School contains grades nine through twelve.
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