Now in his second term on the District 94 Board of Education, Bob Brown previously served 20 years on the D34 board. He had a 33-year career in IT at Harper College and currently works as a school bus driver for elementary and junior high students. He holds two associate degrees from Harper College. Bob is a proud father of four WCCHS graduates and is passionate about fostering an inclusive, transparent, and student-centered school culture. He’s a familiar face at concerts, plays, and athletic events.

Fun Fact: Outside of board service, Bob once played “Marshal Bob” at Donley’s Wild West Town and now brings cheer to all by dressing up as Santa during the holiday season.

Lynn Casey-Maher, a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, is currently serving her second term on the District 94 Board of Education. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing and is a strong advocate for equitable opportunities for all students. A WCCHS alum and the parent of WCCHS graduates, Lynn values collaboration among board members, administration, and the wider community.

Fun fact: In her free time, she loves traveling, hiking, and solo backpacking adventures.

Rich Nagel is in his ninth term on the District 94 Board of Education and brings more than three decades of experience as an engineer. His focus is always on what’s best for students, while also ensuring responsible stewardship of district resources. Rich’s deep roots in the community include raising three children who all graduated from WCCHS. He takes pride in being part of shaping future generations.

Fun fact: Rich attends as many student activities as possible to stay involved and connected.

Katherine Doremus has served on the District 94 Board of Education since 2007 and is currently in her fifth term. She brings over 30 years of banking experience and currently serves as Vice President of Residential Lending at Old Second National Bank. A longtime West Chicago resident, Katherine holds a BA in English and Anthropology from the University of Colorado. Her three children, along with several family members, graduated from WCCHS. She is committed to student-focused governance and loves staying connected to the community through events, conversations, and local advocacy.

Fun Fact: In her spare time, she dreams of becoming a writer.

Penny Munoz is in her second term on the District 94 Board of Education. She is the Assistant Director of Community Partnerships at our feeder District 33 and holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Grand Canyon University. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree at Arizona State University. As a parent, former student, and active community leader, Penny brings a powerful voice for equity, access, and representation. In addition to Penny herself, her husband and two oldest children are WCCHS graduates. Her youngest child will soon be a Wildcat as well. Penny is especially passionate about ensuring students and families feel seen, supported, and connected to the school. She enjoys Homecoming festivities and pep assemblies, and she stays closely engaged through her professional work with local service organizations.

Fun fact: As a proud WeGo alum, Penny was a swimmer and dancer, and carries forward the lessons from her coach and mentor, Dan Johnson, after whom the natatorium is now named.

Catalina Chavez is currently serving her first term on the District 94 Board of Education. She works as a Digital Solutions Manager, specializing in accessibility, design thinking, and streamlining communication processes. A graduate of WCCHS herself, Catalina is also the proud parent of three WCCHS alumni. Her personal experience navigating education systems inspires her focus on equity, transparency, and student success. She actively supports programs like the Wildcat Chronicle, Legislative Semester, and WeGo Drama.

Fun Fact: Catalina is a big fan of the hit show, Stranger Things. She also enjoys roller skating or spending time with her spirited bull terrier.

Tammie Murphy joined the District 94 Board of Education in April 2025. A Certified School Nurse with more than 20 years of experience in educational health, Tammie brings deep insight into student wellness, particularly in the area of special education. She has served on numerous IEP teams across school districts and is passionate about inclusive support for students with diverse needs. Tammie holds a B.S. in Communications with additional credentials in nursing and school health. Her ties to WCCHS run deep—her three children, husband, and father-in-law are all proud WeGo alumni. She enjoys the energy of fall school events, especially Homecoming Week, and is currently learning the inner workings of board service while appreciating the staff presentations.

Fun Fact: In the summer, you’ll likely find Tammie tending to her garden.