Tribune highlighted the problem of school districts not being able to find out if prospective teachers had been found to have sexually abused students. In 2009, eight years after bringing too many boxes home my legislative office, I was doing … Continue reading
This weekend the Tribune highlighted the problem of school districts not being able to find out if prospective teachers had been found to have sexually abused students. In 2009, eight years after bringing too many boxes home my legislative office, … Continue reading
A press release from High School District 155: Crystal Lake South Senior Applies for Two Patents before Graduation Caroline Rausch will graduate from Crystal Lake South High School in one week and she has already applied for two patents. She … Continue reading
Considering the legislation now being considered by the Illinois General Assembly, this article about my incredibly unsuccessful attempt to provide transparency in legislation from over twenty years ago might be of interest. The amendment was killed by over 100 votes … Continue reading
The sister of one of Denny Hastert’s students says that the teacher and coach introduced her brother to homosexual relations. The brother died of AIDS. That reminds me of what Virgil Laughlin, a principal at Lundahl Junior High School in … Continue reading
The following email was sent to Lundahl parents: Dear Lundahl Families, About 11:10am this morning the Fire Dept was called to Lundahl and the building was evacuated due to a faulty motor. The Fire Dept thoroughly checked the building and … Continue reading
That’s what sprang to mind about noon as I was listening to the robo-call from Crystal Lake Grade School Director of Communications Lori Parish. Read what she said and see if you come to a similar conclusion: “School administrators have … Continue reading
A loyal reader wonders I haven’t asked who the most politically intelligent residents in McHenry County think is going to win the election. So, here goes. In the comment section, list who you think will win for governor and senator … Continue reading
Eight years after bringing too many boxes home my legislative office, I was doing some throwing away this past month. I found a roll call on an amendment I offered on June 7, 1994. It was my second year of … Continue reading
