Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Finley Rd<br />
4 | July 6, 2017 | The highland park landmark news<br />
hplandmark.com<br />
SHOWROOM SPECIAL<br />
See Your New Replacement<br />
Windows in Person<br />
Patriot Blvd<br />
4.7 out of 5<br />
NATIONAL AVERAGE RATING<br />
294 94<br />
Willow Rd<br />
Renewal<br />
by Andersen<br />
W Lake Ave<br />
Lehigh Ave<br />
Ridge Dr<br />
Old Willow Rd<br />
Ravine Way<br />
Waukegon Rd<br />
N<br />
43<br />
2300 Ridge Drive<br />
Glenview, IL 60148<br />
behind Target,<br />
off Willow Road<br />
5<br />
1<br />
%<br />
OFF<br />
Minimum<br />
purchase<br />
required.<br />
your entire project when you visit our showroom<br />
1 DETAILS OF OFFER: Offer expires 12/31/17. Combine with up to one other discount offer and 12 months no payments, no interest with<br />
approved credit when you purchase four or more windows or patio doors between 1/1/17 and 12/31/17. APR of 16.510% as of 5/11/15, subject to<br />
change. Repayment terms from 0 to 12 months. Interest accrues from date of purchase but waived if paid in full within 12 months. Savings<br />
comparison is based on the purchase of a single unit at regular list price. Available only at participating locations. License number available<br />
upon request. Some Renewal by Andersen locations are independently owned and operated. See limited warranty for details. “Renewal by<br />
Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. © 2017 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved.<br />
Call 847-469-3063<br />
Visit Our Showrooms<br />
Or visit RENEWALBYANDERSEN.COM<br />
2A Yorktown<br />
Convenience Center<br />
Lombard, IL 60148<br />
between Frankie’s<br />
Deli and Carson’s<br />
Furniture<br />
Roosevelt Rd<br />
355<br />
Butterfield Rd<br />
W 22nd St<br />
56<br />
38<br />
Renewal<br />
by Andersen<br />
88<br />
S Highland Ave<br />
N<br />
Dr. Elizabeth Perez Robertson began her new role as Highland Park High School<br />
Principal July 1. courtney jacquin/22nd century media<br />
‘It’s like coming home’<br />
ADDITIONAL<br />
Combine with<br />
Our Current Offer<br />
& SAVE BIG!<br />
11238 Chicago Ad 4.8x4.85 121616.indd 1 12/16/16 9:17 AM<br />
Because the Best Care is Home Care ®<br />
Our Caregivers Are Warm, Caring, Licensed, Insured & Fully Trained.<br />
· Ambulatory & Mobility Assistance (protection from falling)<br />
· Complete Hygiene Assistance · Dressing & Grooming<br />
· In-Home Companionship · Recreational Activities<br />
· Meal Preparation & Eating Assistance · Grocery Shopping<br />
· Driving & Errands · Appointment Escort<br />
· Light Housekeeping · Laundry<br />
· Medication Reminders · Attentiveness & Compassion<br />
Part-Time, Full-Time and Live-In Care Available<br />
Visit us online at www.northshorecaring.com<br />
or call 800-882-3838<br />
We’re here if you need us!<br />
Co-Founders: Steve Wilneff & Mike Glickman<br />
Robertson ready to<br />
take reins at <strong>HP</strong>HS<br />
Courtney Jacquin, Editor<br />
Dr. Elizabeth Perez<br />
Robertson has a story like<br />
many students in Township<br />
District 113.<br />
In the 1960s, Robertson’s<br />
parents and two older<br />
sisters left Cuba, seeking<br />
asylum in the United<br />
States. While Robertson<br />
was born in the U.S., she<br />
saw the struggles her family<br />
went through, and she<br />
carries that with her today.<br />
“To see my sisters go<br />
through what we often see<br />
in our district, students<br />
that are coming here and<br />
wanting the same things<br />
that my parents wanted —<br />
a great education for their<br />
kids — and yet having<br />
those struggles of assimilating<br />
and trying to learn<br />
the language and trying to<br />
succeed,” Robertson said.<br />
“So fast forward to now,<br />
to be in this position where<br />
I can help those families,<br />
and I totally understand<br />
what it means.”<br />
Robertson officially began<br />
her new role as Highland<br />
Park High School<br />
principal July 1, taking<br />
over for Dr. Tom Koulentes,<br />
who will start at Libertyville<br />
High School as<br />
principal in the fall.<br />
Though some may not<br />
be familiar with Robertson,<br />
she’s a veteran of the<br />
district.<br />
From 2008-11, she<br />
served as an assistant principal<br />
at <strong>HP</strong>HS, overseeing<br />
the Science, World Language,<br />
Library, Technology<br />
and Counseling departments.<br />
In 2011, when the district<br />
was forced to reduce<br />
the number of assistant<br />
principals in each high<br />
school, Robertson was<br />
appointed World Language<br />
Department Chair<br />
at Deerfield High School.<br />
As the Department Chair,<br />
she worked alongside students,<br />
parents, teachers<br />
and staff.<br />
“I have been in this<br />
building before, so it’s<br />
like coming home for me,”<br />
Robertson said.<br />
On top of that, she has a<br />
total of 30 years of experience<br />
in teaching and administration,<br />
starting her<br />
career at Niles West High<br />
School and Adlai E. Stevenson<br />
High School before<br />
coming to D113.<br />
Robertson’s major goal<br />
for her first year in the<br />
position is relationship<br />
building. Though she’s<br />
returning to familiar halls,<br />
her new role will present<br />
unique challenges.<br />
“I want to be out in the<br />
building,” she said. “I<br />
don’t want to be in my office.<br />
I’ve never been that<br />
kind of administrator anyway.<br />
... So I would say my<br />
two main goals are to be<br />
Please see Principal, 10
Change language