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Skokie School District 68 Board of Education

  • A woman with dark hair and a black dress poses for a portrait.Annie Warshaw

    Board President

    2029

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  • A man with glasses smiles at the camera, wearing a blue button-down shirt.Jeffrey Sterbenc

    Vice President

    2027

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  • A woman with long red hair smiles at the camera, wearing a black blazer and pink top.Emily Lonigro

    Secretary

    2027

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  • A smiling woman with curly hair poses for a headshot against a white background.Katrina Bell-Jordan, Ph.D.

    Member

    2027

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  • A bald man with a beard smiles at the camera.Jeremy Glickman

    Member

    2029

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  • A smiling woman with glasses poses for a portrait against a white background.Shira Frost Roth Ed.D.

    Member

    2029

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  • A woman with long dark hair smiles broadly, looking directly at the viewer.Jill Scheer

    Member

    2029

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District 68 strives to be a learning community that inspires our students to reach their fullest academic and human potential, encourages continuous improvement, and contributes positively to our diverse, multicultural society.

Welcome!

Regular meetings of the School District 68 Board of Education will be held at the Educational Service Center, located at 9440 Kenton Avenue, Skokie, IL. Meetings will take place on the third Thursday of each month, beginning at 7:00 p.m., unless otherwise specified.

Please see the links on this page for additional Board Meeting informaiton.

The Skokie School District 68 Board of Education values and welcomes input from the community as we work together to provide the best possible education for our students. If, after speaking with the appropriate staff member regarding your concern, you would still like to share your thoughts or provide information directly to the Board, please use the link below to contact the Board.

Contact The Board of Education

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The School Board welcomes and encourages your input!
The Board of Education of Skokie School District 68 supports and welcomes input from the community as we all work together to provide the best possible education for the children of the District. If you wish to express your opinion or bring any information to the Board as a whole or to any individual Board Member, please do any of the following:

Email the Board of Education as a group. Send email

  • Name Development & Training Provider Date Completed
    Katrina Bell-Jordan Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training
    IL Attorney General
    IASB
    9/9/12
    1/3/16
    Jeremy Glickman

    Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training

    IL Attorney General
    IASB

    8/8/25
    8/8/25

    Emily Lonigro

    Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training

    IASB
    IASB

    5/9/24
    5/9/24

    Shira Roth

    Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training

    IL Attorney General
    IASB

    9/17/25
    9/17/25

    Jill Scheer  Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training

    IL Attorney General
    IASB

    8/24/25
    8/24/25

    Jeffrey Sterbenc Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training

    IASB
    IASB

    7/1/19
    3/5/20

    Anne Warshaw Open Meetings Act
    PDLT/PERA Training
    IASB
    IASB

    5/14/21
    4/11/22

  • Board of Education 
    “The board of education, also called the school board, is a unit of local government that establishes direction, goals, and priorities for a school district and determines policy, budget, leadership, and administration.” (Illinois Association of School Boards)

    About Board Elections
    Board of Education members serve four-year terms. Current members’ terms will conclude in either 2027 or 2029, depending on the year they were elected. 

    Election Information and Resources

  • Public Participation (In-Person)

    In accordance with Board Policy 2:230, “During each regular and special open meeting of the Board, any person may comment to or ask questions of the School Board, subject to the reasonable constraints established and recorded in this policy's guidelines below. The Board listens to comments or questions during public participation; responses to comments to or questions of the Board are most often managed through policy 3:30, Chain of Command.

    To preserve sufficient time for the Board to conduct its business, any person appearing before the Board are expected to follow these guidelines:

    1. Address the Board only at the appropriate time as indicated on the agenda and when recognized by the Board President. This includes following the directives of the Board President to maintain order and decorum for all.

    2. Use a sign-in sheet, if requested.

    3. Identify oneself and be brief. Ordinarily, the time for any one person to address the Board during public participation shall be limited to five minutes. In unusual circumstances, and when an individual has made a request in advance to speak for a longer period of time, the Board President may allow a person to speak for more than five minutes. If multiple individuals wish to address the Board on the same subject, the group is encouraged to appoint a spokesperson.

    4. Observe, when necessary and appropriate, the Board President's authority to:

    a. shorten the time for each person to address the Board during public participation to conserve time and give the maximum number of individuals an opportunity to speak; and/or

    b. procedural matters regarding public participation not otherwise covered in Board policy.

    5. Conduct oneself with respect and civility toward others and otherwise abide by Board policy, 8:30, Visitors to and Conduct on School Property.

     

    Public Participation (Online)

    As an additional measure to engage community, and in accordance with the guidelines provided in Policy 2:230, the Board will also read aloud and listen to comments or questions during public participation for submissions provided online. To submit Public Participation online, please complete this Public Participation Form (Online) before 4:00 p.m. on the date of the Board Meeting.