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As for text retakes, classes are nearing "academic fraud" in certain situations, an official said.
It's easy for Central students to transfer to South, but not the other way around.
The watchdog suggested a "bigoted notion" drives the district's decisions.
The former architectural firm was paid nearly $10 million for its work over six years. Problems occurred with the pools.
Board members said there's a better way to communicate with them than through social media.
A resident denounced the district's AI effort. An official defended it.
Glisan is a 2017 graduate of Hinsdale South High School, where she was a nationally recognized award winner in Spanish.
South students are twice as likely to experience scheduling conflicts, according to the district's numbers.
The board is ignoring the survey results from the superintendent search firm, a resident said.
Central and South release students early on 28 Wednesdays. Many students and parents prefer a late start model, a board member said.
He comes from a local high school district. He also served in a tiny Illinois town.
The local rates are below the state average, according to a report.
The highest-paid teacher was fourth on the compensation list.
The highest-paid teacher was seventh on the district's compensation list.
A resident protested, saying students are denied based on where they live.
Five teachers were among the 10 highest-paid employees in the district.
The district relied on residents' records requests to piece together course disparity issues.
Some members question whether the board should fill the second-in-command position.
The district said it is working with Google to solve the problem.
That can be a "final gift" from the retiring superintendent, the board president said.
A board member says he dislikes seeing stories go without a response.
He confided in students about his romantic life and let them wear his jacket, according to a report.
The board unanimously voted for a "notice to remedy" for the teacher.
The Central pool opened late last year. South disclosed what led to the delay.
"You knocked it out of the park," a board member told the principal.
The teacher received a top award from a countywide group. So did another South employee.
"I feel like we are on the lower spectrum" in the district's eyes, a union steward said.
The superintendent gave reasons against extending the exemption for marching band students.
Residents asked the board to elect a new president, citing issues over the last couple of years.
A board member said "bridge-building" was extended to a former board member.
"We want to acknowledge the deep sorrow felt across our school communities," the district said.
The school extended its "heartfelt condolences" to the family.
The school wants to see whether the animals will help with security, the principal said.
The district has been looking at a classroom ban since last year.
The district has yet to provide equal course offerings for freshmen, officials said.
The debt will be paid back with proceeds from the district's voter-approved property tax hike, an official said.
A student leader says classmates wonder why the system is not used daily.
The school board created a new administrative job to handle data and analytics.
More substitutes were needed than usual, the superintendent said.