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Vote Early, Often for Lincoln Park High School
School and government officials are rallying behind Lincoln Park High School, which is in the running for a grant that could shed light on its performing arts program—literally.
A bright future is on the line and Lincoln Park High School is up to bat.
School officials are looking to the community for support in a grant contest where the winner will be decided by votes. The school has been nominated for The Clorox Company's "Power a Bright Future" grant. That means it has a chance to win up to $50,000 toward renovating lighting in the its auditorium.
Local officials, including 43rd Ward Alderman Michele Smith, are rallying behind the cause. She posted a blurb about the contest in her latest newsletter, asking that residents "vote early, vote often."
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All individuals 13 years old and older can help the school win by clicking here and casting a vote for Lincoln Park High School or texting 2174pbf to 95248 from now through December 19th.
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