Candidate Jill Grech from La Grange said, getting more students back on campus “can’t happen fast enough.” The oldest of her three children is a freshman this year at LTHS.Ī good first step toward that goal would be to survey parents to “see how many kids would really come back,” Grech said.Īs of March 1, 58 % of LTHS students are at school for in-person instruction two days a week in the hybrid model, district officials said. For more information and to find further updates, please visit. We want to thank all community members who have asked thoughtful questions and provided feedback throughout this process. The District would likely use the sale proceeds to make key investments and upgrades to its facilities, as prioritized in the District’s Strategic Plan. Pending the legal review, the Board will potentially consider the final bid at an upcoming meeting.įor background, the property is located near 79th Street and Willow Springs Road, and was purchased by the district in two separate parcels in 19 with an additional smaller parcel added in 2010. Throughout the next several days, the Board’s counsel will complete a legal review to ensure that all requirements are met. and one for $55 million from Bridge Industrial, Inc. The board received two bids-one for $46.5 million from ProLogis, Inc. LT held the bid opening on Wednesday, January 11, 2023. The Lyons Township High School District 204 Board of Education is engaged in a process to sell the district’s Willow Springs property. Public Bid Opening Held on January 11, 2023
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