Board Members

Mr. Etienne is an attorney.  He has served as Senior Counsel in the legal departments of Stepan Company and Baxter International Inc.  At Baxter he led a team responsible for Environment, Health & Safety legal and auditing services; Trade Compliance; and certain Ethics and Compliance matters for Baxter’s businesses and facilities worldwide. While at Baxter, he helped to launch the company’s first Sustainability Report (now Corporate Responsibility Report) and the company’s Code of Conduct. Prior to Baxter, Mr. Etienne practiced law in the Chicago office of the global law firm Sidley Austin LLP.

Mr. Etienne was also a public-school Middle School teacher for a short while and served for more than 15 years on the Board of Regents of Trinity International University.  He is a graduate of Trinity College (IL) and the University of Illinois College of Law, Urbana-Champaign.

Peter and his wife Marci, whose three children attended District 95 schools, have been a member of Heritage Church and its predecessors in Lake Zurich for over twenty-five years.  

Mrs. Dannegger received her BS in Elementary Education at the University of Illinois Urbana- Champaign and received certifications in ESL and Bilingual Education from National Louis University. She has worked as an elementary bilingual, dual-language, and ESL teacher where she helped pilot and develop local districts’ dual-language and bilingual programs. She currently subs at the elementary level, is actively involved in the PTO, and manages the various sports and activities of her four boys. 

Mrs. Dannegger and her husband have resided in the district since 2008. They have four boys who currently attend elementary, middle, and high school. They have both been actively involved in the community, including being on the executive committee for LZBSA. In her free time, she enjoys watching her boys play sports, volunteering in the schools and community, and traveling.

Dr. Pinter is a college educator of Criminal Justice and Sociology. She earned her PhD in Sociology from Loyola University at Chicago as well as an MA in Criminal Justice/Criminology, Law and Justice from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has taught at Loyola, UIC, Carroll University, the College of Lake County, and Harper College. She is also an academic and career advisor to university students. Before being a college instructor, she worked in behavioral health. Her research focuses on victimology and intersectionality.

As a District 95 School Board member, Dr. Pinter is excited to bring more members of the community into the wonderful activities that the district has created. She is focused on equity and academic excellence for all kids and the inclusion of various voices of the community into the halls of the schools. She is also focused on student, faculty, and staff safety and will pull her Criminal Justice background into that goal. She has two children in the district, one child in junior high and another in elementary school. Her husband was also a LZHS grad and he proposed to her in the classroom they met in at LZHS!

Ms. Timm and her family have lived in Lake Zurich for over a decade with two children enrolled in District #95 schools. She attended Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois where she earned her bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies. 

Ms. Timm spends much of her time volunteering in the community. She recently served as trustee and board secretary for Ela Area Public Library. 

With a passion for native plants and natural green spaces, she spent many years as board member and volunteer chair for the Ancient Oaks Foundation, a local environmental non-profit organization. She led volunteers for restoration workdays, most often with the help of local scout troops and D95 students from Interact Club, REACT Club, and the National Honor Society.

She served as chair of the Citizens for Conservation of Barrington (CFC) Habitat Corridors program and volunteered on CFC's Community Education Committee. 

In collaboration with the Ela Peace Project, Ms. Timm helped raise funds for a peace pole that was installed in downtown Lake Zurich. 

Now known as "Lion Alicia," she joined the Lake Zurich Lions Club and has been volunteering at the Alpine Fest and the Luau annual fundraisers. 

Ms. Timm looks forward to supporting all students as they learn and grow and become their best selves. She will advocate for the community and share the good news happening throughout the district.