Bennett-Kill All three current Dist. 57 board members will serve the community for the next four years after emerging victorious on Election Day, Tuesday, April 4. Three, four-year seats were up for grabs on the board of education. Board members Corrin Bennett-Kill, Christopher Lettow and Kimberly Fay all secured those seats. Fay received the most
We recommend the election of current Mount Prospect Elementary School Dist. 57 board members Corrin Bennett-Kill, Kimberly Fay, and Christopher Lettow in the Tuesday, April 4 consolidated election. Four candidates are on the ballot. All three current board members are vocal, have strong ideas on how to improve the district, can reach a consensus with
From left to right: Fay, Lettow, Bennett-Kill, Grippo Two of the four candidates running for three, four-year seats on the Mount Prospect Elementary School Dist. 57 Board of Education shared ideas on how to improve and enhance security in district schools to ensure continuous safety from potential intruders. Challenger Charmaine Grippo stated that while visiting
Mount Prospect Village Hall. (Journal photo) Candidates running for two elected offices in Mount Prospect will take part in tonight’s (Wednesday) debate at village hall starting at 6 p.m. The debate is sponsored by Journal & Topics Media Group, publishers of the Mount Prospect & Prospect Heights Journal plus several other local newspapers. Candidates running
Mount Prospect Village Hall. (Journal photo) Voters have only a handful more days to submit questions for the Journal & Topics’ upcoming debate for Mount Prospect Village Board and School Dist. 57 candidates running in the April 4 election. Residents, whose names will remain anonymous, may submit questions by email to news-mp@journal-topics.info, call 847-299-5511 ext.