CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Ill. – The Illinois Federation of Teachers says it’s also failed to get answers from the Cahokia Heights school district following the alleged discovery of a troubling money trail.
Teachers are now entering their second school year without a contract. That’s happening as parents have been complaining to FOX 2 News that a district computer problem mistakenly kicked their children out of the system.
FOX 2 returned for our sixth in person attempt to get answers. Leaders still refuse to talk. We spoke with the union’s Ray Roskos, who said he’s also had trouble communicating from the district. He said he’s made legal requests with the help of the Illinois Attorney General in order to obtain financial records…