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10017 00 SYS Burr Ridge Reaching Across Illinois Library System Burr Ridge Service Center Interim Director Mr 10017 00 SYS Burr Ridge Reaching Across Illinois Library System Burr Ridge Service Center Interim Director Mr. Michael Piper [email protected] 630-734-5000 Institution Control # Branch # System Member Status Type City Institution Library Title Library Contact Name EMail Telephone # 20208 00 Full Member ACA Oak Brook ITT Technical Institute Ms. Bonita Kelley [email protected] 20235 00 Developmental Member ACA Chicago Pacific College of Oriental Medicine 773-477-4822 20248 00 Developmental Member ACA Rockford Rasmussen College Rockford Campus Library Library Director Ms. Emily O`Connor [email protected] 815-316-4800 x 4840 30735 00 Developmental Member PUB Hopkins Park Pembroke Public Library District Director Ms. Beulah Pennell [email protected] 815-944-8609 30275 00 Developmental Member PUB Shabbona Flewellin Memorial Library Director Ms. Vicky Bray [email protected] 815-824-2079 40068 99 Developmental Member SCH Beecher Beecher Unit School District 200U Superintendent Mr. George Obradovich [email protected] 708-946-2266 x 15 41104 00 Developmental Member SCH Burbank Queen of Peace High School Library Librarian Ms. Deborah Cocanig [email protected] 708-458-7600 x 226 Burr Ridge Community Consolidated School 40148 99 Full Member SCH Burr Ridge District #180 Superintendent Dr. Thomas Schneider [email protected] 630-734-6601 41482 99 Developmental Member SCH Calumet Park Calumet Park School District 132 Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Reynolds [email protected] 708-388-8820 x 106 40451 00 Full Member SCH Chicago Francis W. 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