Editing Earlville, Illinois (section)

==Education==
Earlville Community Unit School District #9 (CUSD #9) occupies a campus of school buildings on Union Street, a main thoroughfare and former route of US 34.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://earlvillehistory.org/history/| title= Earlville Historical Society, History Page}}</ref> The school has undergone many changes over the last several years, including the recent implementation of a new air conditioning system and re-doing of one of the gyms for the 2021–2022 school year. The campus includes Earlville Grade School, Earlville Junior High, and Earlville High School.  The administrative offices are within buildings on the site, which the Elementary, Junior High, and High School share.  On the site is also a cafeteria, 2 gymnasiums, and library.  The school Mascot is a Raider, stylized as a Pirate, with the school colors of Red and White.  The School is a part of the [[Little Ten Conference]], which includes Earlville, Serena, Newark, Indian Creek (Shabbona/Waterman), DePue, Leland, Somonauk, LaMoille, Kirkland Hiawatha, Hinckley Big Rock, and most recently IMSA.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/aurora-beacon-news/sports/ct-abn-spt-imsa-little-ten-st-062320-20200622-fvy6iarvf5djlomw5w5wzdc3cu-story.html| title=Transportation concerns drive IMSA's move to Little Ten Conference for 2021-22 school year| author=Rick Armstrong| publisher=Chicago Tribune}}</ref>
Earlville and Leland merged athletic programs in 2006, but separated again in 2018 after failing to come to an agreement regarding the co-op.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.shawlocal.com/2018/07/31/leland-earlville-adjust-to-being-back-on-their-own/asuloi/| title=Leland, Earlville adjust to being back on their own| author=Brian Hoxsey| publisher=Shaw Media}}</ref>