Moline's Webber takes Warren Township job - Galesburg Register-Mail

Moline's Webber takes Warren Township job Galesburg Register-Mail In March, he was one of 74 teachers pink-slipped by the Moline School District, the second time in three years that happened. After a four-year tenure with the Moline boys' basketball program, Ryan Webber is leaving that post to take over the ... Webber officially joins Warren familyLake County News Sun all 7 news articles »

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Brenner: Feels like Webber is free - Quad City Times

Brenner: Feels like Webber is free Quad City Times The program he joins, Warren in Gurnee, Ill., is on stronger footing than Moline School District No. 40 thanks to local tourism (Gurnee Mills Mall and Six Flags Great America do quite well) and the fact the high school comprises the entire district. and more »

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Retirement open house set for Moline superintendent - Quad City Times

Retirement open house set for Moline superintendent Quad City Times Moline School District will host a retirement open house to honor Superintendent Cal Lee from 3-6 pm May 21 at John Deere Middle School Cafeteria, 2035 11th St., Moline. Refreshments will be served. Before leading the Moline School District, ... and more »

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Coda to a career: Longtime Moline Boys Choir director retiring after Sunday's ... - Quad City Times

Coda to a career: Longtime Moline Boys Choir director retiring after Sunday's ... Quad City Times Wells retired in 1995 as a music teacher and coordinator in the Moline-Coal Valley School District. In a 2004 interview with the Quad-City Times, Wells said he did not realize the impact the group has until its 50th anniversary banquet.

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Health briefs - Quad City Times

Health briefs Quad City Times The winner of the large company division (50-plus employees) was the Moline-Coal Valley School District, with 358 of 1000 employees, or 35.8 percent, taking the challenge. Trinity has offered the HeartAware risk assessment since 2006.

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Voters deciding school tax, trustee elections today - The Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Voters deciding school tax, trustee elections today The Bozeman Daily Chronicle School district voters will go to the polls today in Gallatin Gateway, Big Sky, Three Forks, Four Corners, West Yellowstone, Amsterdam and rural Bozeman to elect school board trustees and decide on thousands of dollars in tax requests to support local ... and more »

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Madigan proposes diverting $1.4 billion from local governments to shore up ... - Herald & Review

Madigan proposes diverting $1.4 billion from local governments to shore up ... Herald & Review Other elements that remain under negotiation include raising the retirement age to 67 and requiring state workers, university employees and school district personnel to pay more toward their pensions. Madigan's plan calls for tapping into a 2.5 percent ... and more »

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