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Niles Herald Spectator o NILES HERALD SPECTATOR $1.50 Thursday, October 1, 2015 nikshera1dspectator.cöm - Students facedcuts, SPECIAL SECTION administratorsgotperks PRIVATE SCHOOLS An insider's look Check out this week's Guide to Private Schools for an exclusive look at institutions in the northern suburbs and alongthe North Shore. INSIDE NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Nues Township High School District 219 board President Mark Sproat confers with board members Ruth Klint, center, and Linda Lampert during a board meeting Sept. 8. Last month the board put two top administrators on leave pending an unspecified in- vestigation. Page 4 LIVING All in goodpun Mommy on a Shoestring offers suestions for silly, easy-to-make Halloween costumes that play with words and won't break the bank. Inside BETH ENGELMAN/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS SHOUT OUT NILES HERALD-SPECTATOR nilesheraldspectator.com Randy Miles, Village Innowner Bob Fleck, Publisher/General Manager Randy Miles is the owner of the Those are the big three. Maggie Wartik, General Manager/Suburban Weeklies popular Village Inn restaurant in Q. Do you have any words of mwartik@tribpuhcom downtown Skokie and the presi- wisdom? John Puterbaugh, Editor 312-222-3331; jputerbaugh®tribpub.com dent of the Independent Mer- A. Things happen for a reason - Georgia Garvey, Managing Editor: 312-222-2398;[email protected] chants of Downtown Skokie. Pio- even bad things - and I think I've Matt Bute, Vice President of Advertising neer Press recently caught up with matured to the point where I can [email protected] him to ask him a series of ques- embrace the ups and downs and tions. not be afraid of the unknown. Try Local News Editor: MAILING ADDRESS Q. What book are you cur- totackleit head-on and look Richard Ray, 312-222-3339 435 N. Michigan Ave. rently reading and what book forward to the future no matter [email protected] Chicago,IL60611 would you like to read next? what that may be. Stay true to your Local Sports Editor PUBLICATION INFORMATION: Ryan Nilsson, 312-222-2396 A. I like to read true history, true principles and you can't go too far Nues Herald-Spectator is published espionage, that kind ofstufí I don't wrong. rniIssonpioneerIocal.com 52 issues per year by Chicago Tribune read a lot in the summer because Q. Do you have a favorite local ADVERTISING Media Group, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611. I'm so busy but the next book I'd Display: 312-283-7056 PIONEER PRESS STAFF Classified: 866-399-0537 Single copy: $1.50. One-year sub- like to read is the book on Wild- A. I like and support a lot of Email: suburban.cIasstribpub.com scription: $52.00. In-county only. Leaks. Randy Miles them but I'd have to say Skokie Legals: [email protected] New subscriber starts require email Q. 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Main floor family rm with sliding upgrades, hardwood floors & numerous extras! 2 bedrooms - 2 baths. glass doors to sun rm. Fenced yard & 20' concrete patio. New Master bedroom with full bath. Superb "In-Town" location near Old roof 2010, new furnace 2013, updated windows, siding, gutters Orchard Shopping, Theatre, Restaurants, Bus, Train, l-94 & much & front door. Addition (family rm & br/bath & 2 car garage). Near more. Like new move right in - Must see to believe' $399,000 park, pool, school, forest preserve, trails, bus & train $249,000 4 NEWS D219 made cutsas administrators got $450,000 in perks By ANGELA CAJu'ro nected to the ongoing in-her contract." Chicago Tribune vestigation. "I want to re- School board members spect thetights of thereferred questions to at- As a north suburban dis- people involved," schooltorney Dana Crumley at trict grappled with cuts toboard President MarkFranczek Radelet, a private staff and student programs Sproat said, declining tofirm retained to handle in recent years, the schoolcomment further. "There'sgeneral legal issues when board showered two topnothing I can do at thisthe investigation was administrators with nearlytime." launched. Crumley de- $450,000 worth of perks, a Gattaisscheduledto dined to comment. Tribune investigation hasearn $341,000 this year in Gatta's compensation found. pay and benefits, andhas exceeded what was Those benefits includedHeintz will earn $216,000.statedin her contract, $296,000 of graduate Both are on paid leave, anddocuments show. Since she school tuition for Superin- taxpayers continue to covertook the job as superin- tendent Nanciann Gattatheir salaries and benefits,tendent in 2008, Gatta has and Assistant Superintend-estimatedat roughlycashed out more than NUCCIO DNUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ent for Operations John $50,000 per month. $127,000 in unused vaca- Nues District219board member Canton Evans, second from right, listens to public corn- Heintz, the district's chief Gatta and Heintz saidtion time, nearly doublernents during a board meeting Sept. 8. legal counsel, to attend thethey are political casualties what her contract allowed. exclusive University of Chi-of the shifting priorities As superintendent, she Melinda Selbee, an at-and Morton Grove. Theopen session and claims he cago Booth School of Busi-that came with a new slate was allotted 25 annual va-torney with theIllinoisfollowing year, a new posi- was suspended by the ness.
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