The Voice

Oct. 2018 Committee of the Whole meeting: 2020 Europe trip proposed

By Braden Turk
October 14, 2018

The Oct. 11 Board of Education meeting opened on a solemn note last night, as the room took a minute to honor the passing of HHS graduate Joshua Szeszol....

Committee of the Whole Discusses New Plans for HHS Courses and More

By Braden Turk
November 3, 2017

District 158 held its regular Committee of the Whole meeting this past Thursday, covering a wide range of financial, curriculum, and construction topics. District...

COW Meeting discusses summer school courses

By Sumbul Shakeel
February 4, 2016

aking their seats after leading the Pledge of Allegiance, middle schoolers from both Heineman and Marlowe answered some questions from the board. Thursday,...

Cow Meeting: Google Expedition gives students a new alternative to traveling

By Devin Martin
December 4, 2015

n 'I Am Cardboard' lens attracts most of the eyes in the room, during the Dec. 3 Committee of the Whole meeting. But for what purpose? The 'I am Cardboard'...

COW Meeting: Alternative high school may be an option for selective students

By Devin Martin
November 9, 2015

n alternative high school was brought up to the board of education four to five years ago. However, with financial reasons, the BOE was never able to act...

COW Meeting: Professional Development Gives Back to Teachers

By Devin Martin
October 2, 2015

any of the board members on the District 158 Board of Education were in awe of a new proposal to help teachers improve how they can help their job performance. Professional...

COW Discusses PAARC Testing

By Taylor O’Donnell
March 8, 2015

The Committee of the Whole discussed many things such as changes to the schedules, honor programs, and more.

Senate Bill 16 threatens district funding

By Devin Martin
November 18, 2014

Every day, students walk throughout Huntley High School, Conley Elementary, and even Marlowe Middle School. But what if one day, your education was the best than the previous day? What if it continued to grow worse by the day? The Committee of the Whole (COW) Board of Education for District 158 have a growing concern. This is about Senate Bill 16. Senate Bill 16 was proposed last July to be able to fund public education for the state of Illinois. This was meant to improve, never to hurt our state. But as this bill keeps going on, the damage builds to a “Path of Darkness,” said board member Micheal J. Fleck.

COW meeting

By Devin Martin
October 9, 2014

[Y]ears ago, Huntley High School moved its graduation ceremony to the Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates. In 2015, however, that may change. At Thursday’s Committee of the Whole meeting, board members expressed concern over the graduation ceremony at the Sears Centre Arena. Dr. Burkey presented for approval of the 2015 graduation date for the Sears Centre Arena. Soon this would lead to debate with the board members to discuss other locations that would be cheaper, and more affordable. The main factor to pull from the Sears Centre Arena is the cost which is $30 thousand. Seniors graduate from Huntley High School at around May 30. The Graduation continues to be at Sears Centre Arena. But with this cost, it may be the end for the Sears Centre Arena.The board members presented a location not too far away.