Pedestrian access will be available via the Columbus Drive Underpass and Lakefront TrailĪ full list of NASCAR road and street closures, along with when they go into effect, can be found here.From Metra: CTA’s #130 bus will operate between Union/Ogilvie stations and to Roosevelt station and transfer to #146 shuttle bus to connect to the Museum Campus.In a matter of hours early Saturday morning, more than a dozen people were shot.
Visitors stopping at the Roosevelt Road/Museum Campus train station can transfer to a shuttle bus to the Museum Campus, replacing the regular #146 bus 59 minutes ago &0183 &32 COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH) Some area faith leaders are sharing their thoughts on the recent violence in Columbus.From CTA: Buses and trains will have alternate schedules during race weekend.Parking lots will be open and fully accessible to Museum Campus guests as normal.Exit at 18th Street, Walden Drive or McFetridge Drive From the north: Access I-55 between 24th and 25th and State Street, then proceed to northbound DuSable Lake Shore Drive.From the south: Use northbound DuSable Lake Shore Drive and exit at 18th Street, Walden Drive or McFetridge Drive.
Officials will Shedd, Adler and Field Museum have the following recommendations for guests traveling to the museums leading up to and during race weekend: Getting To The Museum Campus Amid NASCAR Street Closuresįamilies of Buffalo Grove Students Killed in Crash Struggle With Tragedy
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(last entry at 3 p.m.) - Free for IL residents Below are the Field Museum's hours of operation near and during the event: The Field Museum says it will be open during regular business hours daily, except during the NASCAR event July 1 and 2. The Shedd will operate normal business hours on July 4, the release goes on to say, and will remain open to guests on the Fourth of July holiday from 9 a.m. The Adler Planetarium's hours of operation will remain unchanged the release says.Īccording to the release, the Shedd will adjust its hours in the following ways "due to several varying impacts": Sign up for the weekly Chicago Catch-Up newsletter here. The release comes following comments the Shedd made in March that the famed Chicago landmark could miss out on up to $3 million during the NASCAR Street Race on this summer's Independence Day weekend.Īccording to the release, both the Shedd and the Field Museum will have adjusted days and hours of operation leading up to and during race weekend, which is scheduled for July 1 and 2.įeeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. "With thousands of participants and spectators along the route, as well as street closures prior and during the race, those traveling downtown and from the surrounding neighborhoods should allow extra time, expect delays, or consider alternate routes to avoid the impacts of the race," officials from the Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium and Field Museum said in a joint release Monday. She found that students who attended pre-K programs scored higher on multiple measures of reading readiness and skills throughout the year.One month after officials announced more than two dozen planned street closures leading up to, during and after the upcoming Chicago NASCAR 2023 Street Race, museum campus officials released more information about how the event will impact their operations. She was there for eight years, during which time she earned her doctorate in curriculum and instruction from Tennessee State University and received the Emerging Leader Award from the Association for Supervision, Curriculum and Development.Ĭhapman’s dissertation was on the effects of pre-K enrollment on kindergarten reading readiness in Nashville schools. While principal, Chapman again pursued an international program for educators, this time participating in the Hungarian Educational Exchange Program in 2004.Īhead of the 2005-06 school year, Chapman left Boulevard Elementary – and Ohio altogether – to be an elementary school principal in Metro Nashville Public Schools. After receiving her master’s in 2002, Chapman had a brief stint as assistant principal of Euclid City Schools seven months later, she returned to Cleveland Heights to become principal of Boulevard Elementary School.
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