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Sports-choices (involvement, many different activities), closeness (size), volunteerism, caring/support, quality people, location to other quality programs (NIU, Chicago, Rockford), business involvement, positive economic growth potential, historical downtown, strong fiscal position for the city, low crime rate, low cost of living, managed growth, family-oriented (Genoa Days, Movies on Main St., Pioneer Days), less stress, strong school system, district identity |
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Lack of outlets for teens/preteens, reluctance to accept criticism, lack of industrial base, growing retail competition in other communities, health care/professional services not recognized by suburbs, bedroom community
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New schools, quality staff, small class sizes, financially secure, parental support/involvement (PTO), extra programs/traditional, course variety/KEC, professional development |
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Lack of past professional development, lack of school spirit, lack of commercial tax base, students with poor attitude (lack of motivation and respect) |