A board member noted the projected increase in property tax collections.
The increase in administrators means a more than $300,000 increase in spending.
The union stood up for the teacher, whom conservatives have criticized over the last couple of years.
A judge issued a default judgment against the preschool, which an agency says mishandled money.
The school board is poised to issue a written reprimand to an employee.
Boys State holds mock legislative sessions, court proceedings and elections.
The money is expected to pay for a new building, renovations and scholarships.
The school is seeking zoning approval from the Elmhurst City Council.
The school board plans to close its doors to discuss specific employees and union negotiations.
The district kept secret the record detailing the reasons for the bonuses.
The program is expanding a grade next year. English instruction increases over the years.
Conservative leader says a critic has been "emasculated by his domineering wife."
Low-income students make bigger gains than students as a whole, according to the district.
Officials again compared local test averages to those nationally. Like most wealthy districts, Elmhurst is way ahead.
He has experience as an administrator in another suburban school district.
Students know a lot about oral sex and fall short in reading and math, conservative leader says.
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Residents protested the inclusion of "American Street" in the local curriculum. The board may never have to vote on it.
Elmhurst Academy explains why it is shut down for the time being.
A top official seemingly contradicted York's newsletter on the topic of finals.
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A school district handbook from a few years ago discouraged homework for certain grades. That is no longer policy.
The school's staff cheered for the students as they left the school.
The school board was urged to decrease class sizes for students known as "COVID kindergarteners."
A board member has advice for parents upset that their children are not getting homework.
Officials urged the return of final exams for certain classes, so students are better prepared for college.
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Teachers are expected to address the issue at a school board meeting in June.
The district plans to dip into its bank accounts to pay for the expanded scope of projects.
Most backers and foes of "American Street" left by the time board members spoke about it.
The new leader has a background in bilingual education and as a Spanish teacher.
The board also swears in two new members, who won in the April election.
Residents debated whether a book should be included in York High curriculum. Two residents read passages.
– Welcoming Dr. Efraín Martínez, a highly accomplished educator and leader, to District 205 –
Candidates filed their reports with the state elections board. One candidate was both the top fundraiser and top vote getter.
The district is advertising the job opening on the homepage of its website.
The district reverses its decision to make Good Friday a school day.
Four candidates received the union's blessing. Another questioned the process.
The preschool's owner disputes the federal government's allegations.