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Paul Kendrick

Executive Director at Rust Belt Rising, Lincoln Park High School Local School Council, Adjunct Faculty at NLU, Co-author of "Nine Days"

Paul Kendrick serves as the Executive Director at Rust Belt Rising and is a Community Representative on the Local School Council at Lincoln Park High School. In addition to these roles, he is also an Adjunct Faculty member at National Louis University and a co-author of the book Nine Days .12 His professional background includes skills in community outreach, public policy, and grassroots organizing, indicating a strong commitment to community engagement and educational initiatives .2

Highlights

Apr 12 · linkedin

I’m honored to be elected for two more years on the governing board of Lincoln Park High School. Thank you so much to everyone who voted and asked others to do so!

I’m fired up to continue working on our school improvement plan, budget, principal evaluation, public outreach, and improving college and career guidance to strengthen how LPHS serves every student from all over this city.

Lincoln Park High School needs its neighborhoods’ support—Lincoln Park and from Near North and Old Town up into Lakeview— so thank you to everyone who took the step of voting in this election.

Please always reach out with thoughts and ideas for the school. I am excited to continue representing this community on the Local School Council.

Thank you again for your support!

Apr 9 · linkedin

I am running to continue serving as Lincoln Park High School Local School Council's Community Representative this Thursday!

If you live within the school's boundaries, I ask you to vote for me on April 11. And regardless, can you share with any LPHS parents or any friends in the neighborhood you know?

I have been serving on Alcott Elementary & LPHS' LSCs, deepening connections between community and our neighborhood schools, while using my education background to strengthen these schools.

From helping hundreds of students at the Harlem Children's Zone get into college to serving in the Obama Dept. of Education to teaching CPS grads today at National Louis, I focus on how we engage every student.

I will keep: -advocating for the resources students and teachers need. -elevating amazing things going on at the school to build community support. -organizing collaboration between our neighborhood schools. -bringing good judgment to how we close gaps by improving learning for all so students can reach their college and career goals.

LSCs are the elected governing bodies for CPS schools, working on school improvement plans, budgets, principal evaluations, etc. You can vote for them at the school on Thursday, April 11, from 6am—7pm. Parents can ask for the classlist and community members can show 2 forms of ID (license, credit card, bill, etc)—one with your current address in the district.

Please vote for Paul Kendrick this Thursday, April 11, and let's keep making progress at LPHS as a community!

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