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District 67 Teacher Retaliation Claims Raise Questions for Administration and Board
A longtime District 67 special education teacher says she was pressured to resign after advocating for students and requesting additional support. New Chicago Tribune reporting raises serious questions about district leadership, teacher evaluations, and the School Board’s oversight responsibilities.
Parents Care
Jul 173 min read
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District 67 Teacher Retaliation Claims Raise Questions for Administration and Board
A longtime District 67 special education teacher says she was pressured to resign after advocating for students and requesting additional support. New Chicago Tribune reporting raises serious questions about district leadership, teacher evaluations, and the School Board’s oversight responsibilities.
Parents Care
Jul 17
Lake Forest School Spending: If Waukegan Found $10 Million, Why Can’t D115?
Waukegan is cutting up to $10 million after warning that long-term overspending cannot continue. Meanwhile, D115 spends roughly $62,000 per student, carries major debt, and is still discussing larger class sizes. Lake Forest taxpayers deserve answers.
Parents Care
Jul 13
Lake Forest School Taxes: What The Bottom Line Leaves Out
Districts 67 and 115 say The Bottom Line shows responsible stewardship. Parents Care explains what the pamphlet includes, what it leaves out, and why Lake Forest and Lake Bluff taxpayers deserve a fuller picture of administration, property wealth, spending, and annual tax increases.
Parents Care
Jul 1
Lake Forest Cherokee Educator Says She Was Forced to Resign
A longtime Cherokee Elementary educator says she was pressured to resign after raising concerns about student support. Parents, staff, and students spoke out publicly in her defense, raising broader questions about teacher fear, student needs, and trust in District 67.
Parents Care
May 24
Student Safety Leadership Matters in District 67 and 115
With the retirement of Head of Security Chuck Walsh, District 67 and District 115 face a critical decision. The next security leader must bring independence, urgency, transparency, and real school-based experience to protect students and rebuild community trust.
Parents Care
May 5
The Superintendent’s Response Made a Bad Situation Worse
After an emotional board meeting about the Deer Path assault, many parents felt the superintendent’s response did not bring humility or healing. Instead, it deepened the hurt and raised new concerns about trust, transparency, and accountability.
Parents Care
Apr 22
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