Welcome to Herrin CUSD #4!
Proudly serving our students, families, and community.
Proudly serving our students, families, and community.
The Family Outreach Program | In its first year, this program supported 417 students with over 1,600 contacts, addressed needs from mental health to attendance, and cut alternative placements from 17 to 2 — earning the ISBE Those Who Excel Award of Excellence.
Equipped for Success | In its first year, this program distributed 450 school-supply-filled bookbags — reaching nearly 20% of our students and advancing equity across the district.
We See You Campaign | In its first year, this initiative distributed more than 300 shirts to staff, students, and community members, helping to build pride, connection, and a stronger sense of belonging across the district.
Study Spaces Reimagined | In its first year, this program is transforming Herrin High’s library into a modern learning hub and replacing Herrin Junior High’s old greenhouse with a new facility, gardens, and seating — built by our very own high school construction students.
Empowerment Through Training | In its first year, this initiative has already demonstrated strong engagement. Over 100 staff members and community participants have attended training sessions, building a more resilient and better-prepared school district and community.
Career Pathways | In its first year, the CTE expansion provided $25,000 in equipment, funded over 50 dual-credit textbooks, awarded 17 CCPEs (including one dual), and certified 15 students in OSHA safety—equipping graduates with career-specific tools and supplies.
After-School Activities and Events | In its first year, this initiative has funded five new clubs, expanded Esports with $10K in equipment, supported arts and STEM programs, backed many school events, and more.
The Fresh Start Project | In its first year, this initiative distributed over 250 hygiene kits, directly supporting student health and school participation.
Health and Safety Initiative | In its first year, this effort equipped the district with 30 choking rescue plungers, 20 AEDs, and 250 red emergency bags — placing plungers in every PreK classroom as well as all cafeterias.