Crete-Monee CAP program aids at risk students
Crete-Monee High School runs the Crete-Monee Alternative Program CAP for at risk students after school hours with 70 percent of work on computers and a focus on open, personal instruction. In its first year 17 students enrolled, with plans to expand to 25 to 30 and add a sixth to eighth grade transition track.
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E.J. Johnson
Crete- Monee High School
Johnson
Pat Babula
Crete-Monee High School
Crete-Monee
Babula
Jocelyn Toran
CAP
Toran
Illinois
Will
Kendall
Grundy
Paulicia Watkins
University Park
Watkins
Chicago State University
Wyatt Williams
Williams
Deer Creek
Robert Milk
Tina Sisk
Cafe Renovation Delays Stir Cicero Village Meeting
Campas reported hiring five work crews to complete cafe renovations begun in April 1996 with undisclosed funds. Delays include a two week wait for pole removal by ComEd. Imoukhuede urged action as the site at Cicero Avenue and Lincoln Highway affects village aesthetics and entrance. Village President Stricker urged private contact for issues to avoid public criticism.
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Campas
ComEd
Imoukhuede
Cicero Avenue
Lincoln Highway
Mark Stricker
Richton Park unveils Junior Fire Academy session in July
The Junior Fire Academy for youths aged six to 12 begins July 13 to 17 as part of Richton Park Education Division. Thirty five youngsters signed up for the first session with a fall class planned. The graduation occurs at Family Fest in Glaeser Park, certificates after the parade. Public Works Director Mike Conley notes sewer inspections using a new television-eye device as part of a two year program. work targets Lion Crest next and Lakewood storm sewers, with $120,000 approved last December for Eastside drainage. The Beautification Committee identifies properties for landscaping awards to be announced in the fall VIEW newsletter.
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Brie
Richton Park
Glaeser
Conley
Joe Commerford
Commerford
Fall View
Four Village Dispatch Study Explores Joint Center
Village officials weigh a four community joint dispatch to preserve service quality while sharing resources. Officials note concerns over officer time, dispatcher workload, and cost, with Matteson room space seen as a potential hub and outside experts possible.
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Kenneth Kramer
Maeyama
Guritz
Muchnik
Matteson
Olympia Fields
Uchnik
Welch
Southwest Central Dispatch
Village yard waste policy guides tree trimming removals
Debris and large stumps should be bundled securely and removed by a private hauler through the village yard waste program. The policy aims to help residents with routine tree trimming rather than full tree removal, according to Conley.
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Conley
Crete-Monee teachers reject contract after two votes
Crete-Monee School District 2010 teachers fail to approve a one year pact in a 139 to 70 vote, then miss a simple majority again at 141 to 81. Union president Dawn Bullock plans fact finding, while the district cites a $3 million deficit and limits on raises. High school teachers oppose more than elementary, tied to financial strain and course cuts.
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Crete-Monee
E.J. Johnson
Crete-Monee Education Association
Dawn Bullock
Union
Steven Humphrey
Humphrey
Crete Monee High
Schoo
Humphrey Sai
Bullock
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