Thanks to public documents released to Shorewoodian and seasoned reporter Geoff Davidian, we know that the district business manager Patr...

Time for another installment of "things you might be assuming..." about our district's facilities planning, financing and taxes. This tim...

Tonight the school board officially placed two questions on the ballot for April 2, 2019: one asking voters for permission to borrow $65 ...

It's time for a second post challenging assumptions I think folks might be making about our school district. The assumption: That the sch...

Shorewood, welcome to campaign season 2019! This year I'll be on the ballot as a candidate for school board, and I'll be knocking on door...

Whether you support a potential $65 million bond issue to pay for facilities improvements in our school district or not, I hope you will ...

Tonight's school board meeting will include a review of survey responses from the community gauging our tolerance for borrowing and spend...

There were a good two dozen people in attendance at Tuesday's annual meeting, present to listen to the highlights of the school district'...

There were a good two dozen people in attendance at Tuesday's annual meeting, present to listen to the highlights of the school district'...

UPDATE/POSTSCRIPT: The special Friday the 13th meeting resulted in a reversal - the wall has indeed been knocked down. Lots of wasted tim...

Tuesday's regular meeting was much shorter than usual and was missing two board members, but the remaining three voted on significant pla...

[Important edits made to this post Tuesday, March 13 regarding the data cited here] Spend a lot of time in any of our schools, and despit...

This is an archived post from my original site, originally posted Dec. 4, 2017 If you were among the dozen or so folks who showed up at t...