Kimball Hill Elementary School

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"As a citizen and a former student & a Parent, I would have to say the school then and now needs a better system for educating Special Education kids and not hiding behind the poor manners of not spending the districts money wisely on the testing needs that children need most. Instead they make up stories of how many times they can disagree with Parent's and Doctor's who end up suing the district only because their children deserve the Special services that schools are supposed to provide in the first place for children with the special needs!!! If I would have been given an IEP, I would have accelerated farther then I am today. Kimball Hill School is not all it is cracked up to be! Take it from someone who has been there and is still fighting them not for me but now for my child! Unfortunately, I have not been able to move out of this town and my child has to suffer in the fight because they will not give my child an IEP. In which case I have been fighting them for 3 years now. Soon my child will be in Middle School and I will then be fighting that school as well. I will win this time! And I will have the last word!!!"

"I was among the first graduating class, attending first thru sixth grade at Kimball Hill in 1960. Things have changed there since it was the only school in Rolling Meadows. The only "diversity" in those days was whether you were Catholic, Protestant or Jewish. Rolling Meadows consisted of roughly 100 homes. My father ran for Mayor in the city's mayoral election."

"As a citizen and a former student & a Parent, I would have to say the school then and now needs a better system for educating Special Education kids and not hiding behind the poor manners of not spending the districts money wisely on the testing needs that children need most. Instead they make up stories of how many times they can disagree with Parent's and Doctor's who end up suing the district only because their children deserve the Special services that schools are supposed to provide in the first place for children with the special needs!!! If I would have been given an IEP, I would have accelerated farther then I am today. Kimball Hill School is not all it is cracked up to be! Take it from someone who has been there and is still fighting them not for me but now for my child! Unfortunately, I have not been able to move out of this town and my child has to suffer in the fight because they will not give my child an IEP. In which case I have been fighting them for 3 years now. Soon my child will be in Middle School and I will then be fighting that school as well. I will win this time! And I will have the last word!!!"

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"I was among the first graduating class, attending first thru sixth grade at Kimball Hill in 1960. Things have changed there since it was the only school in Rolling Meadows. The only "diversity" in those days was whether you were Catholic, Protestant or Jewish. Rolling Meadows consisted of roughly 100 homes. My father ran for Mayor in the city's mayoral election."