Comments on: Grayslake School Board Candidates Discuss Tax Rebate http://educationmatters.us/2007/03/24/grayslake-school-board-candidates-tax-rebate/ Reform Education because Education Mattes Mon, 29 Mar 2010 00:37:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: site admin http://educationmatters.us/2007/03/24/grayslake-school-board-candidates-tax-rebate/#comment-1342 site admin Mon, 02 Apr 2007 01:27:40 +0000 http://educationmatters.us/?p=719#comment-1342 My mistake Julie. They are now open on that post as well. As for your question, my post was about the endorsements. The readers can easily click the link to see the full article at the Daily Herald. I also do not make a habit of copying entire articles because of Copyright laws. My mistake Julie. They are now open on that post as well. As for your question, my post was about the endorsements. The readers can easily click the link to see the full article at the Daily Herald. I also do not make a habit of copying entire articles because of Copyright laws.

]]> By: Julie http://educationmatters.us/2007/03/24/grayslake-school-board-candidates-tax-rebate/#comment-1341 Julie Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:20:50 +0000 http://educationmatters.us/?p=719#comment-1341 Curious...why did you close comments on the Herald Endorsement post and why did you leave this piece out if the post? "The district long has been hampered by strong residential growth on one end of the spectrum, but little business growth at the other, making for a hefty burden on taxpayers. Despite that problem as well as a history of crowding, program cuts and short spans for superintendents, residents have five solid candidates stepping up to run for three open seats on the board." Curious…why did you close comments on the Herald Endorsement post and why did you leave this piece out if the post?

“The district long has been hampered by strong residential growth on one end of the spectrum, but little business growth at the other, making for a hefty burden on taxpayers. Despite that problem as well as a history of crowding, program cuts and short spans for superintendents, residents have five solid candidates stepping up to run for three open seats on the board.”

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