Inclusion Continues Shaping Classrooms Across Districts
The article highlights inclusion in schools across districts like Kirby 140 Palos 117 and Orland 135, detailing parental roles teacher planning and open dialogue. It cites both supporters and opponents including Ellen Aardsma and Lynn Buchko while noting gains in peer understanding and community integration.
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Jan Stepanczuk
Kirby
Palos
Cheryl Martin
Orland
Cindy Matha
Centennial School
Orland Park
Corridor planning council aims to coordinate regional growth
Mahar urges joint planning to protect facilities and minimize intergovernmental competition while seeking big-ticket projects for local government revenue. Mayor Welch rejects tax increment financing and supports a self-sustaining special service area along the interstate. City Manager Muchnik notes language protecting taxing bodies in the intergovernmental agreement.
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Mahar
Welch
Janet Muchnik
Police recover weapon and suspect in Advance Bank robbery
Arrestee Harris is believed to be the sole gunman in the Advance Bank robbery. Harris’ alleged beater vehicle was recovered on a residential street in Orland Park. Rabideau credited rapid response and cooperation among agencies including Cook County Forest Preserve Police FBI Orland Hills Oak Lawn and Cook County Sheriff. Investigators aim to complete paperwork and present a coherent timeline for court actions.
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Harris
Orland
Park. Robideau
Cook County Forest Preserve
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Orland Hills
Oak Lawn
Cook County
Sheriff’s Department
Rabideau
District budgets higher funding for special education costs
Siblings was reduced. Federally mandated programs such as special education, supplies and purchased services account for the biggest increases in funds. The district has budgeted an increase of $414,000 for the placement of special education students during the new school year. As state support declines, local taxpayers bear more costs. About $13 million of the district's $21 million fiscal 94 education fund will come from local taxes, compared with $8.3 million from state, federal, and other local revenues.
Matteson offers fall programs for kids and adults
Matteson Parks and Recreation unveils fall classes at Matteson Community Center 4450 Oakwood Lane. Adults learn square dancing Mondays 7 to 9 pm through Nov 22 for 35 dollars. Children aged 6 to 8 take tumbling Mondays Sept 20 to Oct 25 with fees 10.50 residents 15.50 nonresidents. Tumbling Tots ages 4 and 5 meet Wednesdays Sept 22 to Oct 27 for 10.50/15.50. Gymnastics for 8 to 13 runs Saturdays Sept 25 to Oct 25 with 20.20/25.25 fees.
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Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Matteson Community Center
Oakwood Lane
Reynolds leads in 2nd District poll in race for Congress
Freshman Rep. Mel Reynolds with Chicago ties releases a commissioned survey showing him favored by 65 percent of Democrats in the 2nd District primary against state Sen. William Shaw who trails at 12 percent. Voters polled totaled 600 with 23 percent undecided.
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Myra Guindon
U.S
Mel Reynolds
William “Bill” Shaw
Chicago
Shaw
Reynolds
Michael McKeon
McKeon and Associates
Joliet
Washington
McKeon
District 162 teachers net Opportunity to stand out
Matteson School District 162 advances a state funded ShowCase of Opportunity in service program now in its second year. Seventeen showcases are planned for 1993 including topics like parent teacher communication and multisensory phonics. The board also fired two aides for not showing up and hired several full time aides and a teacher.
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Matteson
Board of Education
Sandy Pieper
Pieper
Ruth Ilg
Brendella Reynolds
Sheila Meteisis
Claudia Liang
Lonette Hall
Sharon Currin
Sandra Harris
Barbara McKinley
Punt Pass and Kick Contest at Glaeser Park Richton Park
Youths ages 8 to 15 are invited to a Punt Pass and Kick competition from 3 to 5 p.m. at Glaeser Park in Richton Park. Sponsored by Richton Park Parks and Recreation, Illinois Parks and Recreation Association, NFL and Gatorade, the event tests distance and accuracy in punting, passing and kicking with ribbons for top finishers and progress toward state and national finals.
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Glaeser Park
Richton Park
Vance
Kankakee
Bears
Honolulu
Sauk Trail
Parks and Recreation
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Chicago Heights
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Violet Schmicker
Hat
Hyatt
ACY Abc
Matteson Parks and Recreation
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