D122 Member Kathy Miller Plans to Appeal A Decision to Kick Her Off the April Ballot
Kathy Miller, whose nomination petition for the NLSD122 Board was invalidated, plans to probe the matter she believes was both personally and politically motivated.
In a room crowded with administrators and staff from New Lenox School District 122, Kathy Miller, an incumbent for the D122 Board of Education, was kicked off the April ballot Friday due to a notary error. Miller, who was elected in 2009 and was running for a two-year term, said she intends to appeal the decision. She has five days in which to file her appeal with the Will County Circuit Clerk. Miller's petition was not the only one to receive an objection. Another objection was filed against New Lenox's Thomas T. Hottinger for similar errors. However, the objection was withdrawn because he had more than enough voter signatures to substantiate his filling. No information on the short-lived objection to Hottinger's petition was made …
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New Lenox Mom
5:21 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Sally maybe you should google slander, you obviously do not know what it means. I was happy to see board members vote against his payraise, it was about time. The new math program has stunk since it was introduced. The kids are supposed to learn all these crazy ways of doing math and then they get to 6th grade and oops, this isn't taught in jr. High so guess what, unlearn all you learned, we are … more ›