A press release from Crystal Lake High School District 155: Ninety Percent of District 155 Graduates Continuing Their Education Ninety percent of graduates in the class of 2018 are continuing their studies at four-year colleges, two-year community colleges, and vocational … Continue reading
Category Archives: Extracurricular Activities
Want to participate in extracurricular activities at Huntley High School next year? Then you have to be willing to submit to random drug testing. The school is not just talking student athletes. It’s everyone in extracurricular activities. (See end of … Continue reading
First the Northwest Herald’s David Fitzgerald finds Carpentersville District 300 violating the Open Meetings Act to switch Jacobs High School graduation ceremony from the school to Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates. Now this enterprising reporter has discovered that one of … Continue reading
First the Northwest Herald’s David Fitzgerald finds Carpentersville District 300 violating the Open Meetings Act to switch Jacobs High School graduation ceremony from the school to Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates. Now this enterprising reporter has discovered that one of … Continue reading
Richmond-Burton High School says home schoolers can participate in athletics and clubs, according to a Northwest Herald article by Kathy Gresey. But, Carpentersville School District 300, which has a home school Dad on its board, turned thumbs down on the … Continue reading
Richmond-Burton High School says home schoolers can participate in athletics and clubs, according to a Northwest Herald article by Kathy Gresey. But, Carpentersville School District 300, which has a home school Dad on its board, turned thumbs down on the … Continue reading
As reported Monday, the Belvidere School Board has figured out a way to save sports and extracurricular activities after pledging to kill them, if their spring referendum failed. As reporter Jeff Kolkey put it, If this were a game of … Continue reading
As reported Monday, the Belvidere School Board has figured out a way to save sports and extracurricular activities after pledging to kill them, if their spring referendum failed. As reporter Jeff Kolkey put it, If this were a game of … Continue reading
It is no surprised when school boards threaten to kill sports and extracurricular activities if their voters don’t pass tax rate hikes. If it less common for school officials to be proven to have enough money to avoid doing that … Continue reading
It is no surprised when school boards threaten to kill sports and extracurricular activities if their voters don’t pass tax rate hikes. If it less common for school officials to be proven to have enough money to avoid doing that … Continue reading