Regaining Lost Ground
State oversight helps Illinois district rebound.
A small Illinois school district that struggled with financial woes for more than 15 years is back in the black under the direction of state-installed leaders.
After six years of state fiscal supervision, the Round Lake Area School District has a balanced budget, a good credit rating, revitalized facilities, and stronger community support.
Its leaders, hired by a state-appointed oversight panel, see the passage in March of a $17 million bond referendum as a sign that their work has restored faith in what had become...
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