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VOLLME 17   —  NUMBER    «
THURSDAY, MAY 13,1976 — raoNK ~
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11 PACES
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NO   MORE  SUMMER SCHOOL
At last Monday's school board meeting it was decided to di.«continue summer school l>ecause of lack of funds. In the past, funds for the s»jmmer schoc'. program vreTe provided thru state aid. These funds are not available this year as is explained in the article pre- seirtet! to the Fannside prior to last Monday's meetng by the beards yjtbUc relation com¬ mittee.
Superintendent Marlcs stated that he hoped that parents cf former summer school students would  take   advantage  of  tiie Park   Districts   nrwiy   formed program.   He   said   that   the purpose of summer schcoi has been to msklntain certain stu¬ dents at their level of achieve¬ ment throughout vacation time tnd provided  a  stn*:tural pro¬ gram for  those   students  who needed it. ^
School Board Newa
by the board'K PeMie RelBtiM Comnttte*
The HunUey School Board, through the newly formed pub¬ lic relations committee, wlU tie pubiicisinr varicus lisues which should be ct interest to- thA peooii' *f Diateict ISS. A eorrent issac which the Hunt> ley School District, aktnif with numerious other school dist¬ ricts througliout the state, must face is that of state aid for the r^>Tiin« anh'x)! ''Plr. By the •mt'nt state formula, r^i^Kr schools in the state of lUino*? rrceive sta*e aid according to tb«> school dlstri'-ts assessed' valuation tax effort and the daily attendance of the stu¬ dent body.
In District 158 we are faced with   an   increase   in  our   as¬ sessed valualim. along with a decrease in student enrollment. These   two   factors,   cnmblned with the fact that current state aid cornmitmonts  are not  be- ins  paid   100%.conld   cause   a y»th«tanii-*i ir^^'cteion in state aid for the coTiing school year. Therefore, unless the 1-xal tax effort is i^oreasert or the state aid formula  Is changed, many schools   will   have   inadequate funds dlth which to operate.
Another    issue    the    schoof board faces has to do with the 1976 stHTi-ner  school inogram. $t«te funds have, in the past, been  available  to school dist¬ ricts   that  provide   a   summer achooi progr«im. This year the question cf state aid for sum¬ mer school  is StiU undecided. A  dedsion on  this matter  tr not likely  to  be  made  before- local sdiools must plan their summer school schedule. Some schoei   district   are   goioc   a- head with their jiummaer school programs, not kncwtrg if state funds    will    l)c    forthcoming. Some districts are planning to charge   a   student  tuition   fee lor summer school  participat¬ ion. Other district are plann¬ ing to drcp the program, due to the uncertainty of funding. The Huntley Schooi Board wtll have to weljh this issue care¬ fully and make a  decision at the next scheduled board meet¬ ing.
(Editors Note: After the ab¬ ove article was received l>y the
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Jaycees In Their Sand Box
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Miss Huntley Chosen by Lione
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MEMORIAL
Pictured above are O t« r> Lln«A |iK»i». BerWi' Ka^w. C«n4y ChiOin, (Mts8 Hantteyl, Sue'Jeafd, and Kathy Ptaff »t last Tues¬ days Huntl«y lions Club meet¬ ing. At thla meeting MIjw Pfs* was  cliosea  as Misa Huntley to wprerent the commanity at tlte Miss McHenry Couatj Con- lest  at   thr  BdcHenry   Coanty fair In Augiwt.  Kathy is th* daugh'er of Mr. and Mrs. El¬ den rrair. Sie is  a  sMilor at Huntley High School and pl-\a» to  bep«me  a  secretary   alter eraduaUon. Her hoUes am volleyball   and   bowanft   «**» to l>>,ke,   aad  UVces  to be  In- voKftl with noodle. Kathy wW apear on   Chicago   Televlalen »l»h other IVIcHenry Comrfy cand-'iistcs before ttae fair	
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Farmside, it was learned that the school board decided to dis continue sur.mer school due to lack of funds. >
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