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Superintendent o NILES HERALD-SPECTATORI $1.50 Thursday, May 26, 2016 nilesheraldspectator.corn SPECIAL SECTION D219announces c htn7- superintendent Your guide to OPRF top administrator to join district. Page6 Steven lsoye upcoming events Don't miss out these Summer Fun activities, including the Tempel Lipizzans performances, kids' Second City summer camps, the Lake Forest Festival and much more.Inside SPORTS Heading downstate Area athletes qual- ify for boys track and field state meet. Page39 KEVIN IANAKA/ PIONEER PRESS In this 2015 file photo, Nues North High School campus is seen from Old Orchard Road. ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE LIVING Rain or shine, it's luau time Even ifthe weather doesn't cooperate, these recipes for coconut-coated shrimp and tiki burgers make for a great menu theme for Memorial Day. InsIde MELISSA ELSMO/PIONEER PRESS Summer is coming soon. Start imagining the possibilities in your own backyard. 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Phil Junk,Suburban Editor their path into adulthood will lead, Niles North has done a great job Both were really exciting moments John Puterbaugh,Pioneer Press Editor: Nues North High School seniorpreparing me for the journey in life, sorry I couldn't pick! 312-222-2337;jputerbaughtribpub.com Busbra Antiwala found her callingwhich college will be. I am ex- Q: What are your plans this Georgia Garvey,Managing Editor in social activism when the Coun- tremely excited to be attendingsummer? cil on American Islamic RelationsDePaul, and regardless ofwhat my A: I wili be interning for Sen. Matt Bute,Vice President of Advertising recently asked her to career path ends up be-Mark Kirk this summer. I also will [email protected] speak at a rally against big, I hope it somehowbe volunteering at the Nues Food Local News Editor: MAILING ADDRESS anti-Muslim sentiment ties into helping othersPantry the days I am not intern- Richard Ray, 312-222-3339 435 N. Michigan Ave. The positive response and bettering the world. mg [email protected] Chicago,IL60611 her speech drew from the Q: What'syour favor- Q: Who has been your biggest Local Sports EdItor PUBLICATION INFORMATION: 500 spectators who gath- ite high school memo-inspiration so far in life? Ryan Nilsson, 312-222-2396 Nues Herald-Spectator is published rnilssonpioneerIocaLcom ered in downtown Ev- ry? A: My mom. She is one of the 52 issues per year by Chicago Tribune most caring and encouraging peo- Media Group, 435 N. Michigan Ave., anston for the event last A: When I was invited ADVERTISING Chicago,IL60611. Single copy: $1.50. December only re- to be the student speakerple in my life, hands down. She is Display:312-283-7056 One-year subscription: $52.00. In- ClassifIed:866-399-0537 inforced Amiwala's con- at the rally against Isla-such a bard worker, and is the one cludes Sunday Chicago Tribune. Email:[email protected] fidence in her decision to Amiwala mophobia. 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Under no circumstances will Publisher ever be liable for any nity Service Scholai and as of rightinterest in social justice and cre-to Niles North to cany on his indirect, consequential or special damages, or any other costs arising out or related to any act. omission, failure to publish, or error in the publishing of an ad. lt is the sole responsibility of the Advertiser to check the correct- now I'm on a business track ating a better tomorrow. Also, mylegacy ness uf each insertion. Publisher reserves the right to limit the amount of advertising, to edit, Or reject any copy, and to cancel any advertising at its sole discretion without notice. 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Golf Rd., Nues meijer STORE HOURS: 6AM-9PM This location no longer honors any advertised pricing for food or general merchandise items other than the pricing shown in this ad. *St.d Discounts Exclude Alcohol, Tobacco, Bottle Deposit, Prescriptions, Park & Entertainment Tickets, Lottery, Postage, Prepaid Phone, Gift and Entertainment Cards, License & Taxes, One Hour Photo, Photo Finishing Services, Prepaid Debit Cards & Reload Packs, SIMPLRtm Protection Plans, In-Store Businesses, Customer Service Desk Services, and Previous Purchases. 6 NEWS Nues North High School will name a new principal now that District 219 has selected a new superintendent. ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2015 Oak Park administrator hired as newD219superintendent Mann/Illinois Principals Associa- ent was found. The performance-based con- Board feels Isoye tion. Since 1998, he has served on Before becoming principal attract also includes a list of superin- the board of trustees for theMaine East, Isoye was principal oftendent goals including, present- will 'bring some Illinois Math and Science Acade- Warren Township High School'sing a comprehensive recommen- my, according toDistrict 219freshman-sophomore campus indation to the Board of Education gieat things' officials. Gurnee, where he also served asto increase student performance "I am excited to have thishead of the Division of Science,on standardized and curriculum- BY BRIAri L. Cox opportunity to serve the Nues Industrial Technology and Family based measures in science and NILES TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL D219 Pioneer Press Township high schools communi- and Consumer Sciences frommath through implementation of ty and the Board of Education,"2000 through 2003, official said.the STEM initiatives identified in Steven Isoye The Nues Township HighIsoye said in a statement. "I amThey said that while at Highland the 21st century schools program School District 219 Board of Edu- thrilled to work with an excellentPark High School from 1997 to and within the academic programsaid of the district's nationwide cation on May 19 voted to hiregroup of educators,staff and2000, Isoye servedas' science ofthe district's schools.
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