This is the third part of my article on the MCC MAP meeting Tuesday night The McHenry County College Promise, Todd McDonald told me, has already completely processed 650 high school graduates. Another 170 or so await a report from … Continue reading
This is the second part of a three-part article on McHenry County College’s MAP meeting Tuesday. Part 1 in here. The Northwest Herald’s take, complete with shifting headline emphasis, is here. My notes have “one cent sounds like nothing.” The … Continue reading
That’s the number I counted sitting at tables. 21 women and 10 men. There were about 60 at the first meeting. I continue to believe that spending $137,750 on this project is unmerited. St. Louis referendum tax hike facilitator UNICOM-ARC … Continue reading
On the same day that McHenry County College had its credit rating upgraded from AA3 to AA2 by Moody’s, MCC President Walt Packard presented the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award to Ron Ally. Packard noted that MCC is one of only … Continue reading
On the same day that McHenry County College had its credit rating upgraded from AA3 to AA2 by Moody’s, MCC President Walt Packard presented the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award to Ron Ally. Packard noted that MCC is one of only … Continue reading
I read the minutes (click to enlarge) of the October 4th McHenry County College meeting last week and was struck with the misrepresentation of the public comments made. Here’s what the minutes say about Barry Glasgow’s scathing criticism of the … Continue reading
I read the minutes (click to enlarge) of the October 4th McHenry County College meeting last week and was struck with the misrepresentation of the public comments made. Here’s what the minutes say about Barry Glasgow’s scathing criticism of the … Continue reading
