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2018-2019 Free/Reduced Lunch Letter, Instructions, Application Available

National School Lunch Program (NLSP) Free/Reduced Lunch information updated for the 2018-2019 school year.

Find the documents under Documents and Forms, Lunch.

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2018-2019_Free-Reduced_Lunch_Application.pdf

District Dispatch July 2018

Trust and Transparency

One of the most important aspects of my job as your Superintendent is to build trust and
transparency with the local communities. During my first year as WCUSD#15
Superintendent, I worked collectively with the Board of Education and the communities
in being transparent with district finances and building trust with community
relationships.

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District Dispatch May 2018

Best Wishes Class of 2018

Another school year is nearing completion and the challenging road to graduation for the
class of 2018 has arrived. The journey for these students has been filled with great
accomplishments and successes inside and outside the classroom.

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District Dispatch Graphic

Illinois State Fair Mega Pass

Illinois State Fair Mega Pass available for $70 through July 31. See attachment for more information.

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Mega_Pass_Flyer_-_Spring.pdf

WCUSD15 Press Release - 2018-05-09

pdf WCUSD#15 Press Release - May 9, 2018 - SES Bomb Threat (132 KB)

WCUSD15 Press Release - 2018-05-08

pdf WCUSD#15 Press Release - May 8, 2018 - WHS Bomb Threat (133 KB)

Williamsville Index April 2018

Updated to include April 2018.

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WCUSD15 Press Release - 2018-04-27

Attached is the WCUSD15 Press Release for the Bomb Threat at WHS on April 27, 2018

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WHS_Bomb_Threat_4-27-18.pdf

District Dispatch April 2018

REGARDLESS OF FUNDING IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY AT WCUSD#15
Due to the lack of a State of Illinois linear school funding payment schedule over
the past several years, WCUSD#15 has been deficit spending, spending reserves,
reducing programs, and being expected to do more with less revenue, while at the
same time trying to balance responsibilities to the tax payer and create
opportunities for students and staff. For a district with cash flow problems and
the inability to borrow money, this causes financial challenges.