Out-of-Township (Vote for 1) Justin Lamb: Having conversations outside of the public meetings is a way to address a lot of issues. Developing a level of trust and respect among all members. Taking the time to listen and understand the views of others. Patrick MacKay: The board should embrace passionate […]
In-Township (Vote for 2) Laura Lang: The board’s role is to stay educated to wisely approve curriculum. As a board member considering the curriculum recommendations, one must think about budgetary considerations, yearly scope and sequence processes, and adoption processes. The good news is that we have equipped professionals in our […]
Out-of-Township (Vote for 1) Justin Lamb: I would first look into renewing Dr Hall’s contract if she is interested. If not, I would look for someone who is a natural leader, compassionate, and works well with others. Patrick MacKay: To appoint a superintendent is one of the most important responsibilities […]
Out-of-Township (Vote for 1) Justin Lamb: The role of the school board is to set policies for the district. The board should let the administrators and teachers control the day-to-day operations in the schools. Patrick MacKay: The board is responsible for district wide governance. The board is also responsible for […]
Out-of-Township (Vote for 1) Patrick MacKay: Based on conversations with constituents, the district’s financial health is an important issue for many people. While I believe the past should be examined because it informs our future, it is the future that we must concern ourselves with. We need a comprehensive 5-year […]
In-Township (Vote for 2) Sunny McMurry: The district needs to work within their financial means while also making a plan for the future of our district with the support of the board and input from the community, teachers and staff. Thankfully, the community engagement group for facilities planning has finally […]
In-Township (Vote for 2) Rebecca Richardson: Diversity is a fancy word for differences. We have them; we always have had them. Eye color, hair color, presence or absence of freckles and birthmarks, hand dominance, height and weight are all examples of diversity. There was a time in our country when […]
Out-of-Township (Vote for 1) Justin Lamb: The Mahomet Police Department and Cornbelt Fire Department provide outstanding assistance in the districts training and drills. Having a SRO in our schools is huge plus. Patrick MacKay: As parents we trust our schools to provide a safe and secure environment for learning and […]
Out-of-Township (Vote for 1) Patrick MacKay: Teachers need to be engaged and active participants in determining and defining the vision of the district. As a board, we can start with something as simple and just sitting down to listen. That’s the least we can do when they’ve filled the role […]
In-Township (Vote for 1) Rebecca Richardson: The community is the ultimate customer of the school district, so it should have considerable input. Those elected are community members who represent their constituents, so it is important to develop transparency and trust with the community and to ensure all business with few […]
