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Forward Progress in District 197 [re: High School Principal]

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4 years ago

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Joseph musich
5 years ago

It is time to catch up with the present. Thank you.

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Lucy Kennedy
5 years ago Featured

Diversity in the leadership of our high school is long overdue. Please use this opportunity to bring in fresh perspectives and experience.

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Jay DeLaRosby
5 years ago Featured

Representation Matters! Candidate must be reflective of the student body. Equality & equity are not the same thing!

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Dasia Anderl
5 years ago Featured

Diverse leaders are our future. In this present time I demand that gift NOW so everyone’s future in our district can happen.

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Adrien Morrison
5 years ago

Change in 197!

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Judy Rognli
5 years ago Featured

We need staff and especially administrators hired who reflect the cultures/diversity of the student body. District 197 needs to be looking for more diverse applicants: women BIPOC, LGBT or in the very least, administrators and staff who are bilingual. Now is the time for a change! No more white men in these positions!

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Krista Porvaznik
5 years ago Featured

It is absolutely essential that the administration is a reflection of the student body that it serves, and having a highly qualified female, BIPOC, LGBTQIA and or multi-lingual leader is imperative for true progress to be made in the areas of diversity, inclusion and equity in our high school.

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Janet Rundquist
5 years ago Featured

Please invest in the work to intentionally recruit BIPOC applicants. The selection of candidates who end up in the interview pool should *at minimum* reflect the racial representation of HSHS. Even better? BIPOC candidates should outnumber the white ones for a more equitable opportunity for this position.

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Rahma Ali
5 years ago

We NEED this change!

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Jessica McAllister
5 years ago

Hire amy powers back!!

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Jess Fleming
5 years ago

Please let’s change the culture at the top at Sibley

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Eddie Ciletti
5 years ago

Diversity? Yes please! Also very disappointed that the HS upgrades were more focused on sports than arts. I personally canvassed the neighborhood to show a pie chart that showed sports and arts investments as equal. The end result doesn't look that way to me. The way I see it, band - that my kids weren't a part of - did much more to show off student talent than the football team.