McLean County Unit 5 School District
Mary Dickman has a diverse professional background spanning several roles in education and sales. Currently serving as an Independent Distributor for Pruvit since April 2016, Mary promotes Pure Therapeutic Exogenous Ketones. Alongside this role, Mary has been a Substitute Teacher with McLean County Unit 5 School District since August 2007, providing educational support across all grade levels. Previous experience includes serving as a Substitute Teacher at Little Jewel's Learning Center from July 2013 to August 2015, and as a Newborn Hearing Screen Coordinator at Pediatrix from December 2010 to June 2011. Mary began their career as a Sales Director for Mary Kay Cosmetics from January 1991 to September 1997. Mary holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Family and Consumer Sciences from Illinois State University, earned between 1984 and 1989.
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McLean County Unit 5 School District
On May 8, 1948, voters approved the formation of a school district that is today legally known as Community Unit School District No. 5, McLean and Woodford Counties, Illinois. The district includes 11 congressional townships and serves parts of Bloomington, all of Carlock, Hudson, Normal, and Towanda and rural areas surrounding each of these communities. McLean County Unit District No. 5 employs approximately 1,650 full and part time staff members to educate more than 13,600 students. The district consists of more than 214 square miles, with 16 elementary, 4 junior high and 2 high school buildings, 1 early learning center, and 1 vocational training site. The district has 156 Illinois Department of Transportation-approved buses in its fleet. Buses travel 1.9 million miles a year delivering more than 10,000 students to 23 schools. The 2013-2014 operating budget is $149 million A Citizens Advisory Council assists the Board in researching issues and securing advice from the parents and citizens of the district. Growth and change have been issues constantly facing the school system. Other constants are the pride in Unit 5, the pursuit of quality public education and "educating each student to achieve personal excellence."