Parents Care Updates

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.

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.

Little Scouts families were not specifically told that a 19-year-old West Campus student in close proximity to their children was later publicly reported to face serious child sexual abuse material charges.

This critical update on the D115 Lake Forest Student Arrest explains what District 115 told parents, what public reporting later revealed, and why accountability is now required.

District 115 informed parents of an arrest but did not disclose that public records reflect a Class X felony charge involving child sexual abuse material. Parents Care explains why families still need answers.

Parents raised concerns about student device use in Lake Forest schools. Here’s what has happened, what research says, and why families want a broader review.

The Illinois AG’s PAC ruled Superintendent Matthew Montgomery’s administration violated FOIA by improperly hiding public records. This isn’t a slip-up—it’s a violation of the law. How many times has this happened before, quietly brushed aside? District 67’s talk of “transparency” is a farce. If they can’t follow the law, how can parents trust them with our children?

Since Parents Care launched in 2022, academic performance in Lake Forest has surged. LFHS led peer schools with a 7% SAT gain, while District 67 posted a 33% IAR increase—the highest among North Shore districts. The common factor? Community oversight. Transparent, engaged accountability drives results. Lake Bluff, without this model, lags behind. The lesson is clear: oversight works, and every student deserves it.

Lake Forest Scouts shine in winter sports playoffs with big wins in basketball, gymnastics & more! 🏆

After Principal Cavanaugh's exit, Parents Care demands District 67 focus on academic excellence, safety & community input.

Lake Forest Scouts' Charlie Axus leads with skill, resilience, and leadership as she drives her team toward postseason success.

Lake Forest parents slam Superintendent Montgomery for refusing to record State of the Schools, shutting out working & at-home parents.