CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Ill. – FOX 2 News was at the Cahokia Heights School Superintendent’s office most of Monday attempting to talk with Curtis McCall Jr. about the district’s side of the story.
His car pulled up at one point while we were outside. The superintendent then turned around and drove off rather than answering questions.
“The superintendent’s been clear that he doesn’t want an agreement based on all the months and months we’ve been bargaining,” Ray Roskos, the field services director of the Illinois Federation of Teachers, said…