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Don Molinski spoke during public comment on April 3 representing the American Legion and to recognize district administrative staff who assisted the organization. He praised Laura Martin in the high-school office for helping with rhetorical contests, recruiting students for Boys and Girls State programs and supporting scholarship and awards work. Molinski said the American Legion is on track to contribute more than $22,000 in scholarships and awards to District 150 students this year.
Separately, Molinski — speaking in his personal capacity — urged the Board to be more transparent about ongoing collective-bargaining negotiations with district staff. He said taxpayers are owed more detail than general assurances that negotiations are proceeding; he acknowledged boards face legal constraints but asked for as much disclosure as the district’s counsel will allow.
Ending: The Board thanked Molinski for his remarks and acknowledged the recognition of district staff; no formal action was taken on the transparency request during the committee meeting.
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