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Khloe Battle, Principal

Mrs. Battle’s entire career has been spent at District 65, first as a teacher for eight years. As part of the District 65 Aspiring Leaders program, prior to becoming Assistant Principal, she worked with a D65 principal mentor to prepare for a school leadership role. In spring 2023 the Illinois State Board of Education recognized Mrs. Battle as a Teacher of the Year, both for her vibrant classroom culture and leadership in District 65’s equity initiatives. She has been a true champion for Willard students and educators, and has fostered a deep sense of community collaboration and trust. 

Mrs. Battle earned her degree in elementary education; with support from Foundation 65, she earned her master’s in literacy education and reading specialist license, then later obtained an additional degree in educational leadership and administration. In her spare time, she loves listening to music, collecting sneakers, and watching basketball with her wife.

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Assistant Principal, To Be Announced

This page will be updated when an assistant principal is announced.

Yvonne Boone, Administrative Assistant

Meet Ms. Boone, the heart and soul of our school community. As the dedicated administrative assistant, she has been a cornerstone of support for students, families, and staff for the past 20 years. Ms. Boone possesses a warm and welcoming demeanor that instantly puts everyone at ease.

Known for her exceptional memory and genuine care for each student, Ms. Boone goes above and beyond to create a nurturing environment. She greets students by name, remembering not just faces but also the unique stories and interests that make each child special. This personal touch fosters a sense of belonging and comfort, especially for those who may be facing challenges.

Beyond her official duties, Ms. Boone often finds ways to contribute to the overall well-being of the school. Whether it's organizing special events, lending a listening ear to a student in need, or collaborating with teachers and families, she embodies the spirit of a true school community advocate.

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