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Newspaper
Frankfort Mokena Star
Location
Frankfort, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1982
Page
6
Residents petition the board to reconsider the November vote authorizing the bond sale. Corrigan says no new facts justify reintroducing the issue. Rogus notes a special meeting could be needed before January 12 if action on the sale is to occur. Angulus remains hopeful the board will reverse, citing hardships faced by affected families.
Lincoln-Way District evaluates delaying the Ronald Stopka misconduct hearing. Stopka, former PE and driver education supervisor, was dismissed after earlier misconduct charges. Hearing date set for December 4. the officer may choose a later date. Superintendent Rosenquist notes hearings open to the public but dates need not be publicized.
The Summit Hill district reports VanDeman quits administrative job as life safety upgrades loom for Frankfort Square school. Christmas break runs December 20 to January 2. Sonia Hespell to replace Cindy Carlson by March 1 while Hespell is on leave and expecting a child. Arbury Hills principal Alan Trhlik discusses early prevention program with teacher in service January 13 14. full report due in January. B and R Flooring bid of 5948 accepted for gym repairs to be done over Christmas break. Joliet firm offered one of three bids. Executive session held for board candidate and administrator mini-evaluations. no action.
District 161 officials say a proposed tax rate increase is dead for the foreseeable future as financial planning continues. The measure could be revived later, but no viable timeline is given. If a public vote had been pursued, it would have needed a decision this month to meet April 1983 ballot deadlines.
An advertisement note urges readers that money is not scarce and invites those needing a loan for a worthy purpose to check the ads that appear on Thursdays and Sundays in the classified section.
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