Board Members - Lemont High School

Kurt Korte

Board President

Term Expires: Spring 2029
First joined the Board of Ed in 2019

Lynn Antonopoulos

Board Vice President

Term Expires: Spring 2029
First joined the Board of Ed in 2020

Mike Kardas

Board Secretary

Term Expires: Spring 2029
First joined the Board of Ed in 2009
IASB Master Board Member

Pam Driscoll

Board Member

Term Expires: Spring 2027
First joined the Board of Ed in 2003
IASB Master Board Member

Gary Gray

Board Member

Term Expires: Spring 2027
Rejoined the Board of Ed in 2013
Previous Board tenure: 1993-2003
IASB Master Board Member

Beverly Marzec

Board Member

Term Expires: Spring 2027
First joined the Board of Ed in 1991
IASB Master Board Member

Sarah Pocic

Board Member

Term Expires: Spring 2027
First joined the Board of Ed in 2025

Contact the Lemont High School District 210 Board of Education at board@lhs210.net.

Each Illinois school board member who is elected or appointed to fill a vacancy of at least one year's duration must receive professional development leadership training (PDLT) and Open Meetings Act (OMA) training. Mandatory training also is required upon Performance Evaluation Reform Act (PERA) implementation. (Board Policy 2:120)

Board of Education Trainings

Board of Education Trainings

The tabs below contain mandatory and non-mandatory training and development activities completed by each Board of Education member. Training provided by the Illinois Association of School Boards is denoted with (IASB) after the date of the training.

Lynn Antonopoulos

Pam Driscoll

Open Meetings Act Training: 3/20/2012

Professional Development Activities (w/ date):

Basics of Governance - 4/25/2003 (IASB)
Basics of Law and Finance - 5/10/2003 (IASB)
Study Circles - 11/18/2005 (IASB)
IASB South Cook Fall Dinner Meeting (Affordable Care Act) - 10/20/2013 (IASB)
PDLT and PERA Training - 11/22/2013 (IASB)
PDLT and PERA Training (New Board Member Training) - 5/15/2015 (IASB)
Collective Bargaining for School Board Members and Administrators - 11/16/2018 (IASB)
School Board/Superintendent Teams: Leading Intentionally - 11/16/2018 (IASB)
Trauma-Informed Practices for Veteran School Board Members - 8/18/2023 (IASB)

Gary Gray

Mike Kardas

Kurt Korte

Beverly Marzec

Sarah Pocic

The IASB is a voluntary organization of local boards of education dedicated to strengthening the Illinois public schools through local citizen control. Although not a part of state government, the IASB is organized by member boards of education as a private not-for-profit corporation under authority granted by Article 23 of the School Code. The vision of the IASB is excellence in local school governance in support of quality public education. For more information, visit the IASB's website.

Becoming a Board Member

The Lemont High School District 210 Board of Education includes seven individuals, and the terms of these board members are staggered so that three or four seats are available at each biennial election.

An individual is eligible to serve as a board member if, on the date of election or appointment, he/she is a United States citizen, at least 18 years of age, a resident of Illinois and District 210 for at least one year immediately preceding the election, and a registered voter. Reasons for ineligibility are detailed in Board Policy 2:40 (Board Member Qualifications).

Elections are held in conjunction with the Consolidated Election in April of each odd-numbered year. The canvass of votes is conducted by the local election authority no more than 21 days after the election. Board Policy 2:30 (School District Elections) provides details on school board elections.

District 210 is located in Cook and DuPage Counties and falls under the election authority of the Cook County Clerk.

Information concerning the nature of being a board member, as well as key dates for board elections, can be found on the Illinois Association of School Boards website.

Individuals who are considering running for a seat on the District 210 Board of Education may find information on candidate filing through the Cook County Clerk or the Illinois State Board of Elections.

Board vacancies are filled in accordance with Board Policy 2:70 (Vacancies on the Board of Education - Filling Vacancies).