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In a competitive election, seven candidates are seeking to fill three available seats on the North Shore District 112 Board of Education, which serves the communities of Highland Park and Highwood. Among the candidates are two incumbents, Bennett Lasko and Art Kessler, who are aiming to retain their positions on the board.
The other candidates include Sharone Marck, Jaret Fishman, Lori Fink, Ryan Morgan, and Bradley Hergott, all of whom bring diverse backgrounds and perspectives to the race. Each candidate is focused on addressing the pressing issues facing the school district, including educational policies, budget management, and community engagement.
As the election approaches, candidates are engaging with the community to share their visions and priorities. Voters will have the opportunity to consider each candidate's qualifications and plans for the future of education in the district. The outcome of this election will significantly influence the direction of the North Shore School District for years to come.
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