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Mount Prospect Village Hall. (Journal photo) Send your questions to the Journal & Topics for the upcoming debate between candidates for village trustee and Dist. 57 school board running in the April 4 election. Four candidates are running for three seats in Dist. 57 and four candidates are running for three seats for trustee. Those
Left to right: Fay, Lettow, Bennett-Kill, and Grippo. One challenger is looking to unseat a current Mount Prospect Elementary School Dist. 57 board member in the April 4 consolidated election as four candidates run for three, four-year seats on the board. Those running are board members Corrin Bennett-Kill, Chris Lettow and Kimberly Fay, along with
Mount Prospect Village Hall. (Journal photo) Unless nominating signatures are challenged or someone decides to run as a write-in candidate, April 4, 2023 consolidated election races in Mount Prospect and Prospect Heights are set. Individuals had until 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 19 to submit their nominating signatures to be placed on the ballot. Here are
One school board race in Mount Prospect is already contested. In River Trails School Dist. 26, there are three, four-year and one, two-year seats that will become open in the April 4 Consolidated Election. On the first day of filing, Dec. 12, board members Louis Camardo, Donna Johnson, and Rebecca Pfisterer all filed for four-year
Cards made for Dist. 57 board members. Mount Prospect Elementary School Dist. 57 recently celebrated Illinois School Board Members Day by surprising their seven school board members with personalized cards and artwork from district students. Their district’s four schools participated in an “Adopt-a-Board-Member” initiative, creating letters of thanks to the board members for their time