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The state's two largest high school districts will reinstate student fees next school year, ending a hiatus put in place during the pandemic. Administrators of Arlington Heights-based Northwest Suburb...
Though they’ve mostly been quiet publicly, Arlington Heights and Chicago Bears officials have been working behind the scenes for months to resolve a property tax dispute over the NFL franchise’s 3...
With the new Township High School Dist. 211 Board of Education in place, its seven elected officials can begin tackling big issues in the months to come, including contract negotiations with teachers and finding a replacement for superintendent. However, Board President Anna Klimkowicz said now is not the time to address those issues, because she
Kevin Jauch, regional superintendent of schools for the North Cook ISC/Regional office of Education #5 (left), administers the oath of office Thursday, April 27 to Township High School Dist. 211 board members (from left to right) Kim Cavill, Peter Dombrowski, Michelle Barron, and Steven Rosenblum, who all secured four, four-year seats in the April 4
Palatine-Schaumburg High School District 211 board members voted 3-2 Thursday to postpone joining two neighboring districts in hiring a lobbyist for a proposed state bill offering a tax break to the Chicago Bears' stadium project, until a specific individual is recommended.