Curious about artificial turf? Injury rates, playability, toxicity, surface hardness, temperature studies and more? Here it is… for your kind perusal.

IF the D113 referendum does somehow pass, then there are lots of questions to be answered about construction, traffic, environmental impacts, and so on.

Construction costs are going up, this will likely have an effect on the amount of items that can be successfully completed under the D113 referendum.

District 113 claims that the existing pools are too small for the programs they offer. But one of the most frequent users is a Park District sponsored program. The Park District has their own indoor pool, why aren’t they using that?

PMA Financial Rep (Ms. Tammy Beckwith-Schallmo) was unpacking and distributing materials that are promoting the District 113 Referendum. PMA is the financial advisors to D113.

Downloadable versions of the full page candidate cards I’ve passed out at candidate forums are available here…

District 113 has scheduled several tours of the property prior to the voting on the Referendum. Here’s several questions to ask if you go on the Tours…

District 113 claims that the education of the students will suffer if the referendum doesn’t pass. Performance on State exams demonstrates otherwise… we’re in the Top 10… and we did it without the goodies…

A retired D113 educator writes in support of the proposed referendum… we believe he’s wrong and post comments to the contrary.

The value of your property went down, so why didn’t your property tax bill follow suit? It’s all about the levels of spending by the taxing bodies…