Learn what the six candidates, who are running for four seats on the school board, had to say. Vote April 9 for those you feel will make the best choices about your tax dollars (yes, they can raise them) and your kids' education.
With four out of seven seats up for election on April 9, Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 is going to go through a major change no matter who is elected. Only one incumbent is running, so there will be at least three new school board members. See summaries of what the candidates had to say, below, at Thursday's debate at Washington School. The entire 90-minute debate can be viewed on the PREA website. Gail Haller, executive director of the Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce, moderated the debate. The six candidates are: Get Niles and Morton Grove news and/or Park Ridge news in a daily email from Patch. It's like getting a free newspaper. Learn more. Scott Zimmerman, the only incumbent running in this election, described his job as the…
