District 113 Candidates Voice Support for Referendum at Debate
The candidates running for the school board for Highland Park and Deerfield High Schools explained why they are in favor of the district's $89 million referendum bond and more at last weekend's candidate debate.
Though the District 113 bond referendum has opponents and supporters in both Highland Park and Deerfield, there's one group of people that is united in its support: the candidates for the district's school board. All five candidates vying for three spots in the April 9 election expressed their support of the district's $89 million bond referendum, which would go towards renovating Highland Park and Deerfield High Schools over the next five years. "We need to do significant work on our facilities… at both schools," said Annette Lidawer, a candidate who is running for reelection to the board. "If the referendum doesn't pass we will not be able to do any large projects right away." The district's renovation plan includes getting rid of …
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3:40 pm on Friday, March 22, 2013
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