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Homewood District 153 budget will balance with referendum funds

The District 153 school board approved a balanced 2018 budget of $22.26 million because of an additional $640,000 raised in the 2016 referendum.  Revenues, expected at $21.62 million, cannot meet all the expenses despite the administration’s best attempts at holding the line on costs.  The board unanimously approved the budget[Read More…]

Homewood music icon William Luke dies

When Elaine Egdorf, chairwoman of the Homewood Heritage Committee, asked all former students of William Luke to raise their hands, half the people in the banquet hall at Calumet Country Club did so. The occasion was the 2014 Homewood Hall of Fame induction luncheon Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014, and Luke was[Read More…]

Homewood schools will begin work on new strategic plan

The District 153 Board of Education has agreed with a proposal from Superintendent Dale Mitchell to embark on a new strategic plan for the district.  The last plan was developed in 2012.  “I think it’s a good time to do it,” Mitchell said when making the presentation to hire R.J.M.[Read More…]

James Hart School Social Studies teacher Virginia Donahue congratulates Umar Ryan, fourth from left, on winning the National Geographic Geo Bee. He advanced to state competition. Other contestants were, front row Nick Cross and Georgia Holt, and back row from left Abdul-Karim Toheeb-Lawal, Erik Dedo, Sola Adeyigo and Malcolm Smith.

Hart students study the world for Geo Bee

  James Hart School Social Studies teacher Virginia  Donahue congratulates Umar Ryan, standing  fourth from left, on winning the National  Geographic Geo Bee. He advanced to state  competition. Other contestants were, front  row Nick Cross and Georgia Holt, and back  row from left Abdul-Karim Toheeb-Lawal,  Erik Dedo, Sola Adeyigo and Malcolm  Smith. (Provided photo)  Students at James Hart School have an expanded world view[Read More…]

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