District 161 finances brighten may relieve tax hike talk
School District 161 faces a lighter financial outlook after a finance committee report shows slightly more money than expected in state aid and real estate taxes. Administrators credit prior budget cuts, a modest teacher salary agreement, and reduced future cuts to the improved position. A December tax increase remains possible but not being seriously considered now.
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Karen Haave
Finance Committee
Len Barker
Rick Fitzgerald
Julian Rogus
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Lincoln-Way considers first Midwest video yearbook
Lincoln-Way high school weighs a two hour video yearbook proposal by 1973 graduate Michael White and 1974 graduate Matt DeVito. If approved, the tape would cover homecoming and other events from the 1982-83 school year and sell for 24.95. The board indicated it would decide on a one year contract at the next meeting.
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Denise Faris
Lincoln-Way High School
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Matt DeVito
Board of Education
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Lincoln Way Board Approves 7 Percent Teacher Pay Increase
The Lincoln Way high school board gave initial approval to a 1982 83 salary schedule boosting teacher pay by seven percent. Second readings set for October 28 and the schedule details new starting and master degree plus 30 hours pay levels. The district will also hold a public hearing on the proposed 1982 tax levy under Truth in Taxation rules.
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Lincoln Way High School Board of Education
Lee Rosenquist
Lincoln Way
Board of Education
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