Re-elect Phyllis Alfano-Lubinski for the Community Consolidated Park Ridge-Niles District 64 School Board.

Phyllis Lubinski has demonstrated unwavering dedication, results-driven leadership, and a clear commitment to the success of students and the community. Her continued service on the District 64 School Board will ensure ongoing progress, stability, and a brighter future for all.

Phyllis Lubinski is dedicated to:

Ensuring a well-rounded, high-quality education for every student.

Supporting teachers and staff to foster a positive and inclusive learning environment.
Promoting responsible financial decision-making to ensure that funds from the referendum are used effectively for essential construction projects—preventing the need for another referendum in the near future. She is committed to ensuring the District stays on track with its financial plan.

Endorsed by Niles Mayor George D. Alpogianis

Invested in Our Community

Phyllis is a dedicated parent and active community member committed to strengthening local schools. As a District 64 School Board member, she championed Full-Day Kindergarten and continues working to ensure every child receives a top-quality education.

Meet Phyllis

Putting Students and Schools First

Phyllis Lubinski brings experience, accountability, and a results-driven approach to District 64. She champions equity, transparency, and student success while fostering collaboration with parents, educators, and the community. Her leadership ensures informed decisions and lasting progress.

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Mark Your Calendar: April 1 Election Day

Stay informed and get involved! Check out upcoming events where you can meet Phyllis, ask questions, and learn more about her vision for District 64. Most importantly, don’t forget to vote on April 1!

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In the News: Park Ridge-Niles District 64 revisits thorny question of school resource officers

The Park Ridge-Niles District 64 school board revisited the debate over placing school resource officers in middle schools but deadlocked on a motion to begin planning, citing cost concerns and unclear objectives.