Following the spring election, defeated candidate for New Trier Township Trustee Kathy Myalls hopes the newly elected trustees will eliminate salaries and save taxpayer money.
Illinois Republican Representative Jeannie Ives told Dan Proft, host of Illinois Rising, that HB 156, authored by Michelle Mussman, is a faux property tax relief package that will not provide any type of relief, but that will in fact increase Illinois resident’s taxes.
Schools in Illinois and Minnesota continue to encourage “racial equity” to students, teachers and parents with the backing of a California organization, but Katherine Kersten, senior fellow at the Center of the American Experiment and author of No Thug Left Behind, said their theories are “jaw-dropping discriminatory.”
After two years without a budget and a failed attempt to compromise on a "grand bargain," some in Illinois are asking whether bankruptcy is a viable way out of the state's financial morass.
A group known as Parents of New Trier wants the school board to investigate a non-profit national education advocacy group's involvement in North Trier’s Seminar Day on February 28.
The three independent candidates running for trustee of the New Trier Township Board hosted a free event recently to get people together and talk about what they say the district needs most: more transparency and better control of its finances.
New Trier High School recently spent $4,200 to send Dan Paustian, coordinator of the Social Work Department, to a conference teaching about “white privilege” and “disparate impact,” the records obtained from a Freedom of Information Act request reveal.
Although New Trier High School's controversial Seminar Day program was heavily promoted by outside interest groups, more than 900 students chose to skip the event.
Robert Blackwell, a parent of a child at New Trier High School, has publicly proclaimed his complete opposition to the Feb. 28 Seminar Day at New Trier.