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The vandals caused significant damage to the Mount Greenwood school and left ugly graffiti behind.

The candidates all participated in a forum Friday night at the school at 9241 S. Leavitt St. in Beverly.

Three parents with students at the Keller Regional Gifted Center let their concerns be known Wednesday.

Keller parents worry their campus might still be seen as a way to relieve overcrowding elsewhere.

The ratings show two schools fell, four schools improved and five others in the 19th Ward held steady.

Concern over radio-frequency radiation at 19th Ward schools has drawn supporters to an online petition.

Ald. Matt O'Shea said Wednesday night two buildings owned by the university are being considered.

A crowd filled the auditorium Thursday to talk about a massive 19th Ward school restructuring plan.

Parents applauded a plan this week that could invest millions in the school at 1865 W. Montvale Ave.

The school in Mount Greenwood could move to Beverly as part of a possible 19th Ward schools shakeup.

Speakers lined up again Monday night to oppose a plan that would merge Kellogg and Sutherland schools.

A forum held Friday night at Sutherland Elementary questioned the merits of a proposed school shake-up.

Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th) will host the forum at 5:30 p.m. Monday at the Beverly Arts Center.

The meeting is set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Keller Regional Gifted Center in Mount Greenwood.  

The meeting comes amid talk on social media about a plan to restructure schools in the 19th Ward.