Apologies for not posting this sooner- I hope it still helps some individuals. Joy Clendenning needs credit for creating this clear and concise information sheet on the elections. Please note that parents and community members can vote for both parent candidates and community candidates at any school in whose boundaries you live. Only 5 votes per ballot- mix and match how you like between parents and community candidates.
And spread the word to others to vote!!
VOTE in the LOCAL SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONS
APRIL 7 AND APRIL 8
Elementary Schools: Monday, April 7, 2014. Polls open at each school: 6am – 7pm
High Schools: Tuesday, April 8, 2014. Polls open at each school: 6am – 7pm
All members of the community, ages 18 and up, may vote.
You may vote at the elementary school in whose boundaries you reside. You may vote at any magnet school in whose election boundaries you reside. You may vote at the high school in whose boundaries you reside. Bring an ID to confirm address. To find out schools' boundaries go to the CPS school locatorhttp://www.cps.edu/Schools/Find_a_school/Pages/SchoolLocator.aspx and enter your address.
There will be a list of parent representative candidates and a list of community representative candidates. You may vote for up to 5 candidates total from the two lists.
Local School Council members serve for two years and are responsible for approving how funds and resources are allocated, developing and helping to implement the school Continuous Improvement Work Plan (CIWP), and evaluating and monitoring the school’s principal.
Support local control and democracy in our schools
VOTE in the LOCAL SCHOOL COUNCIL ELECTIONS, APRIL 7 AND APRIL 8
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