Illinois HR 888: MEMORIAL-KURT ROBERT HEILEMANN

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HR0888LRB104 21833 ECR 37616 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives wish to congratulate Betty Lindquist on the 

4occasion of her retirement in the field of special education 

5after decades of service; and

6 WHEREAS, Betty Lindquist began her special education 

7career while working for the Lake County Juvenile Probation 

8Department in the mid-1970s; and

9 WHEREAS, Betty Lindquist formed Counseling Connections in 

101982 to focus on providing mental health services for children 

11and adolescents as well as children in the juvenile court 

12system, and she wrote a program to help families going through 

13divorce with difficult child custody issues; her practice 

14started with two therapists and one special education 

15advocate, and it has grown into one of the largest private 

16mental health practices for children and adolescents in Lake 

17County; and

18 WHEREAS, Betty Lindquist established the first of five 

19nonpublic therapeutic special education day schools in 

20Waukegan in 1998 to support children with mental health issues 

21in pursuing their education in the least restrictive 

22environment possible, and her schools have expanded geographic 

HR0888- 2 -LRB104 21833 ECR 37616 r

1access to services for special education students in Lake, 

2McHenry, DuPage, and Cook counties; in addition, she created 

3two programs specializing in students with autism and started 

4the first virtual school in Illinois for students with school 

5refusal; since their creation, her schools have helped 

6thousands of special education students successfully return to 

7their home school setting or graduate within a therapeutic day 

8school; and

9 WHEREAS, Betty Li