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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1989

Page

3

State responsible for school financial problems-SCOPE

South suburban districts face funding woes blamed on low state funding and high state demands. SCOPE backs Ted Sanders budget aims for 1990 with 428 million dollar rise and 11 percent aid increase, urging tax hike for elementary ed. Eight districts are named as financially troubled, with ISBE watching 150 districts for low reserves.

Diane Ross Interstate News Service Springfield South Suburban Organization For Public Education SCOPE Illinois Ted Sanders Diane Keller Kessler Ann Dickett Sanders Illinois State Board of Education ISBE General Assembly James R. Thompson Michael J. Madigan White Sox Dickett Flossmoor District Thompson Tinley Park South Holland Calumet City Matteson Country Club Hills Crete-Monee Crete Lee Milner

Governors State enrollment falls 5.8 percent in 1988 89

Governors State University enrollment dropped 5.8 percent to 5,092 students for 1988 89 with 2,210 full time equivalent. The five university system projects a possible rise to 5,625 headcount and 2,440 FTE in five years.

Diane Ross Springfield Governors State University Board of Governors Governors State Thomas D. Layzell Chicago Layzell Illinois Southern Illinois University

GSU president cites new high standards and tuition rise

Governors State University President Dr. Leo Goodman Malamuth blames stricter admissions tests and a $20 per credit hour tuition increase for declining enrollments. He notes more students fail the writing and computing tests, leading to dismissals, and cites economy and a faulty phone registration system as contributing factors. The headcount stabilizes around 5092 with shifting undergraduate graduate ratios and more older female students returning to college.

Gilda Williams Board of Governors Leo Goodman-Malamuth Governors State University GSU University Park Goodman-Malamuth Goodman- Malamuth

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