Amaris E. Rodriguez
Education Reporter at Growing Community Media
*insert clever bio here* 📍Chicago Tips: [email protected] Former: @OakPark @TheNEGeorgian & @wacotrib (TX) Opinions Are My Own
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2 weeks ago |
forestparkreview.com | Amaris E. Rodriguez
“This is a possible solution to a problem that I have encountered during my time here and that is that we as a district are not responsive to our community in an effective manner,” said Superintendent Krish Mohip during the May District 209 meeting of the Proviso Township High Schools board.
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1 month ago |
forestparkreview.com | Amaris E. Rodriguez
The school board at the Proviso Township High Schools is now fully comprised of members of the Proviso 209 United political group. With a four-seat sweep in the April 1 election, the group has full control of the direction of the District 209 schools. Newly elected to the school board were Ebony “Nicki” Smith, Rolandra Morris, William Fisher and Nicole “Molly Bee” Molinaro.
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1 month ago |
forestparkreview.com | Amaris E. Rodriguez
In what she called a “roller coaster ride,” Nicole “Molly Bee” Molinaro officially secured the last open seat on the Proviso Township High School District 209’s Board of Education following the official certification of votes on Tuesday. This marks the second election where the Proviso 209 United slate swept all seats. The official certified results in the April 1 Consolidated Election showed Molinaro surpassed opposing candidate Candice Ross, who ran on the 209 Student First slate, by 14 votes.
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1 month ago |
forestparkreview.com | Amaris E. Rodriguez
In the hard-fought race for the fourth and final seat on the District 209 Proviso Township high school board, Nicole “Molly Bee” Molinaro on April 7 passed Candice Ross as mail-in votes continued to be counted. Molinaro leads Ross by just 66 votes in what remain unofficial results. In a brief comment to the Forest Park Review on Tuesday, April 8, Molinaro said she was aware of the updated results. “Yup. Amazing and humbling feeling.
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2 months ago |
evanstonroundtable.com | Amaris E. Rodriguez
San Francisco-based filmmaker Maya Chupkov will be bringing her message of strength and resilience to the Chicagoland stuttering community in partnership with Northwestern University during a panel discussion on Wednesday. The panel, titled “Beyond Resilience: Using Film As a Catalyst For Change in The Stuttering & Disability Community,” will be held April 9 at Lutkin Memorial Hall, 700 University Place.
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There is something about covering education that really does tickle that little spot in my brain as a freelancer. So here I am, covering @PTHSD209 again! 'They voted for change’: Proviso 209 United takes three of four seats on D209 board https://t.co/bPhfgdM2fx
I’m not as active on here now that I freelance but I’m still here!!! Also, as a fellow person who stutters, I’m so happy this story found me! Stuttering community brings filmmaking event to Evanston https://t.co/iowPf9Yq1K @EvRoundTable
I’m still here freelancing and school board election season is in full swing! @dist57 is kicking off tonight’s debates and Journal & Topics is here to moderate and cover! Full story will be coming soon! https://t.co/1pwhCgmc4z