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VIDEO: Wyllie Talks About Administrators, Wage Freezes and Pay Cuts

The D210 superintendent answers a reader question in the second of Patch's video interview on the district's budget issues.

Recently, Lincoln-Way High School District 210 Supt. Lawrence Wyllie sat down with Patch for a series of video Q&As--with some of the questions provided by Patch readers--about the financial challenges facing the district. 

WATCH: The First Part of Patch's Video Interviews With Wyllie

In today's segment, Wyllie answers this reader question: What's the possibility of instituting wage freezes or pay cuts for the superintendent and other district administrators? 

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Tomorrow, the superintendent will discuss why a referendum wasn't considered as a solution to deal with the district's budget issues.

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Wyllie's first video question dealt with closing Lincoln-Way West High School and why it wasn't an option the district's board of education has looked at.

Looking for background on the budget struggles of D210? Check out Patch's coverage:


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