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Roycemore to remain open

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By Bill Smith Verified
| Evanston Now Verified
Roycemore School’s board of trustees announced Friday that the school will remain open for the coming school year. The board, in an email message to Roycemore families, said the school has made “incredible progress” in fundraising and strategic planning and that its bondholders have approved a forbearance agreement. Funding shortfalls had forced the school to face potential closure earlier this spring.
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Turner leaving D65

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By Bill Smith Verified
| Evanston Now Verified
The Evanston/Skokie School District 65 board is scheduled to vote Monday on a “mutual separation agreement” with Superintendent Angel Turner. In a message posted to the district website Thursday afternoon, the board’s president and vice president thanked Turner for her service in various roles over the last five years — including most recently as superintendent.
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Some tornado risk this afternoon, evening

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By Bill Smith Verified
| Evanston Now Verified
The National Weather Service says there’s a substantial threat of severe thunderstorms from mid-afternoon through early evening Thursday that could produced damaging tornadoes. But the forecasters say the most severe threat in the Chicago metro area will be south of I-80 — well south of Evanston.
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