Office of the Regional Superintendent
The Regional Office of Education #21 is a service organization whose responsibilities are defined by Illinois School Code. The Regional Superintendent serves as the Chief Administrative Officer of the Regional Office, providing essential support to local school districts in partnership with the Illinois State Board of Education.
In addition to coordinating and delivering state and local services, the Regional Superintendent acts as an advocate for education by providing positive leadership and disseminating information for educators, school districts, and the community. The office provides high-quality service and support to all educators, schools, and stakeholders while also helping community members, private schools, parents, children, business leaders, and others.
Mission of ROE #21
To support and strengthen our districts’ students, families, educators, and communities through programs and services that ensure safer schools, well-trained educators, and opportunities for all.
Our Vision
As the educational leadership hub for Southern Illinois, ROE #21 builds the capacity of learners to grow, educators to teach, leaders to lead, and districts to improve.
Strategic Goals
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Increase awareness of ROE #21 and its programs and services
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Expand professional learning opportunities and district continuous improvement processes
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Become a leading voice and advocate for southern Illinois schools
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Develop systems and processes for evaluating programs and services
We Serve
Population by County
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Franklin County
37,791
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Johnson County
12,399
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Massac County
13,019
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Williamson County
65,442
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Total Population
132,434
Enrollment by County
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Franklin County
5,679
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Johnson County
1,151
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Massac County
2,081
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Williamson County
9,926