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Her name is Samantha, and she delivered a blunt message to the District 65 Board of Education the other night.
Calling it a “bold proposal to transform suburban bus service,” the PACE suburban bus system has issued what it's calling the “ReVision Plan” for its six-county service area.
The call went out for backup. Not “officer needs assistance” when a cop is in trouble. Not a fourth alarm when a fire is raging out of control.
As a result of “significant feedback,” School District 65 has changed the proposed school attendance zones as part of the plan to close Dewey and Lincolnwood Elementaries at the end of the current school year.
Aidan Chiles threw three touchdown passes and ran for two other TDs in leading the Northwestern University Wildcats to a decisive 42-14 victory over Rutgers on Saturday afternoon at Ryan Field.
Will rally at JEH building before school board meeting on Monday.
In the wake of their 42-14 blowout victory over Rutgers on Saturday, the Northwestern University Wildcats are now ranked 20th (tied with Boise State) in the Associated Press Top 25 college football ratings.
Chanting “Our schools, our voice, our choice,” some 200 moms, dads and their kids protested Monday evening against the possible closing of Evanston's Dewey and Lincolnwood elementary schools.
Kids from Dewey Elementary sat on the floor of the District 65 board room on Monday, screaming “Save Our School.”
“We are not heavily staffed at the Central Office.” That was the message from District 65's head of human relations at Monday night's school board meeting.
