Budget cuts could lead to the closure of an Oak Lawn school.
Brandt School has been used for years as a science center for the 3,000-plus students in Oak Lawn-Hometown School District 123’s seven schools. The building, 8901 S. 52nd Ave., also has classrooms for pre-kindergarten and early childhood classes.
A plan to close the building is up for a vote at Monday’s District 123 board meeting, set for 7:30 p.m. at Oak Lawn-Hometown Middle School, 5345 W. 99th St.
School officials were tight-lipped about the proposed cuts.
District Supt. Kathleen McCord, board president Joseph Sorrentino and Brandt principal Janice Carr did not return calls seeking comment.
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