U-46 Education District public meetings in 2023
40 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will move to closed session for litigation, personnel, negotiations, and real property matters. In public session, they will receive updates on equity and facility planning, and take action on consent agenda items including employee terminations and minutes. Discussion/action items include approval of itemized bills totaling $11,456,921.05 and a proposal to hire Studio GC Architects for the Kenyon Woods addition. Also on the agenda are purchases for food service equipment, AEDs, and electronic health records.
- Approval of itemized bills in the amount of $11,456,921.05
- Proposal to hire Studio GC Architects for Kenyon Woods addition (cost to be included in Capital Projects Fund budget through 2025-2026)
- Termination of five employees: Anthony Benitez, Delarissa Morris, Laree Pruitt, Monika Thomas, Marianne Zieman
- Purchase of Automated External Defibrillators from Master Medical Equipment for $41,250.00
- Purchase of Electronic Health Record system from August Schools for $50,000.00
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will meet to discuss a resolution for issuing up to $62,000,000 in general obligation school bonds. The agenda also includes a facility planning update and a work session regarding an architect recommendation for the Kenyon Woods Addition.
- Resolution for General Obligation School Bonds not to exceed $62,000,000
- Change order for Lords Park Elementary School roof replacement
- Proposal for student iPad purchases
- Contract for Office of Instruction bargaining facilitation
- Architect recommendation for Kenyon Woods Addition
Board of Education Finance Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education Finance Committee will meet to discuss the Fiscal Year 2023 audit and the Unite U-46 Initiative funding plan, including an underwriting plan for the first referendum bond issue. Presentations will also cover Fund Balance Policy 4:20 and a facilities update. No votes are scheduled; all items are for discussion and information.
- Discussion of Fiscal Year 2023 audit
- Overview of underwriting plan for first Unite U-46 referendum bond issue by Dr. Ann Williams and Raymond James bond consultant
- Discussion of Fund Balance Policy 4:20 with information from Dr. Ann Williams and Dr. Frank Williams
- Facilities update presented by Dr. Ann Williams and Mr. Lindholm
- Public comments accepted in person and via Zoom
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The board will hold a closed session for litigation, personnel, collective bargaining, and real property matters, then reconvene in open session. Action items include adopting the proposed 2023 tax levy and certificate of tax levy for filing with county clerks, and approving a list of bills totaling $8,676,966.11. The consent agenda includes personnel changes, a proposal for a 5-axis CNC machine, and contract renewals for educational software. Work sessions cover superintendent goals, a $72,842.50 iPad purchase for specialized student services, a $50,000 bargaining facilitation contract, and a change order reducing roof replacement costs at Lords Park Elementary.
- Adoption of proposed 2023 property tax levy and certificate of tax levy
- Approval of itemized bills totaling $8,676,966.11
- Purchase of student iPads for specialized services for $72,842.50 from Apple Inc.
- Contract with Collaborative Leadership Consulting Group for bargaining facilitation not to exceed $50,000
- Change order for Lords Park Elementary roof replacement reducing cost by $21,100.00
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will hold a public hearing on the 2023 tax levy, required because the proposed levy exceeds 105% of the prior year's extension. Other agenda items include a presentation on the Gallup Employee Engagement Survey, approval of $14,268,127.28 in itemized bills, and a work session discussion on issuing up to $62,000,000 in bonds for capital projects approved by referendum.
- Public Hearing on 2023 Tax Levy (required under Truth-In-Taxation Act)
- Gallup Employee Engagement Survey Results presentation
- Approval of itemized bills totaling $14,268,127.28
- Discussion of resolution to issue up to $62,000,000 in bonds for capital projects
- Consent agenda includes Hawk Hollow Addition and Renovation building permit, and occupancy permits for Ellis Middle School, Tefft Middle School, and Larkin High School projects
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will hold a public session including a work session to discuss two bond resolutions: up to $62M in general obligation bonds for capital projects approved by referendum in April 2023, and up to $35M in working cash fund bonds for the Unite U-46 Initiative. The meeting begins with a closed session for litigation, employee discipline, collective bargaining, and real property matters. The board will also recognize School Board Members Day and hear public comments.
- Discussion of resolution to issue up to $62,000,000 in general obligation school bonds for referendum-approved capital projects
- Discussion of resolution to issue up to $35,000,000 in working cash fund bonds for Unite U-46 Initiative capital projects
- Closed session for pending litigation, employee discipline, collective bargaining, and real property acquisition/sale
- Recognition of School Board Members Day with proclamation
- Public comment opportunities
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will review school report card data and updates on the Explore 2023 event. The meeting includes a consent agenda covering personnel, staff equipment, and several facility project change orders.
- Review of School Report Card Data
- Update on Alignment Collaborative for Education (ACE) and Explore 2023
- Staff laptop recommendations
- Emergency lighting inspections proposal
- Two-way radio replacements for school safety
Board of Education Finance Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education Finance Committee will receive presentations on the proposed 2023 tax levy and the Unite U-46 Initiative Funding Plan. The meeting also includes public comments and a response memorandum to a board inquiry. No votes are scheduled; the items are for discussion and information only.
- Presentation of proposed 2023 tax levy by Deputy Superintendent of Operations and Assistant Superintendent of Finance
- Presentation of Unite U-46 Initiative Funding Plan by district officials and Raymond James managing director
- Memorandum from Dr. Johnson in response to a board inquiry
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will move to closed session for litigation, negotiations, real estate, and personnel matters, then reconvene publicly at 7 p.m. They will receive a facility planning update and act on a consent agenda including contracts and purchases. A vote is scheduled on itemized bills totaling $16,854,708.70 and a $675,829 staff laptop bid.
- Itemized bills for approval: $16,854,708.70
- Bid award: $675,829 for staff laptops from DHE Computer Systems
- Consent agenda: Liberty Elementary emergency electrical repair
- Consent agenda: purchase of playground playsets for multiple schools
- Contract renewals: McGraw-Hill middle and high school social studies resources
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will first move to closed session for collective bargaining and personnel matters. In open session, it will vote on a consent agenda including snow removal equipment, emergency electrical inspections, construction management services, and contract renewals. The board will also discuss and vote on itemized bills totaling $1,998,862.14, and consider proposals for an emergency electrical repair at Liberty Elementary School ($26,629) and playground playsets ($385,302.75). Additionally, one-year contract renewals with McGraw-Hill for middle and high school social studies resources ($56,538 and $59,660.76) are up for discussion.
- Itemized bills totaling $1,998,862.14
- Playground playsets purchase from Cunningham Recreation for $385,302.75
- Emergency electrical repair at Liberty Elementary School for $26,629
- Contract renewal with McGraw-Hill for middle school social studies ($56,538)
- Contract renewal with McGraw-Hill for high school social studies ($59,660.76)
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The board will first meet in closed session to discuss pending litigation, student disciplinary cases, collective bargaining, and real property. Following that, a public hearing will be held on the 2023/2024 district budget. In open session, the board will vote on a consent agenda including personnel, equipment purchases, contract renewals, and a change order for Streamwood High School pathways renovation, and will consider approving itemized bills totaling $11,397,254.71.
- Public hearing on 2023/2024 School District U-46 budget
- Approval of itemized bills for $11,397,254.71
- Change order for Streamwood High School pathways renovation (Project #319)
- Purchase of Vermeer mini skid steer and New Holland skid steer
- Contract renewal with Newsela for curriculum and instruction
Special Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
This special board meeting will begin with a closed session to discuss the acquisition or sale of real property. Following the closed session, the board will reconvene in open session for a facility planning update presentation from staff. Public comments will be heard, and a memorandum responding to a board inquiry is included as an enclosure.
- Closed session for acquisition or sale of real property
- Facility Planning Update presentation by Chief of Staff, Deputy Superintendent of Instruction, and Deputy Superintendent of Operations
- Public comments (in person or via Zoom)
- Memorandum from Superintendent Dr. Johnson regarding response to board inquiry
- Public comments submitted via email to be summarized and posted
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will meet to discuss several items including a $15,004,814.26 list of bills and contract renewals for School Resource Officers. The meeting includes a closed session regarding student discipline, personnel matters, and real property acquisitions.
- Approval of itemized bills totaling $15,004,814.26
- Renewal of School Resource Officer contracts with Elgin, Bartlett, South Elgin, and Streamwood for $1,153,448.63
- Change orders for boiler replacements at Heritage, Independence, and O'Neal Elementary Schools
- Change order for Larkin High School tennis court replacement
- Resolution authorizing commencement of social media litigation
Board of Education Finance Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Finance Committee will receive a presentation on proposed changes to the FY24 budget. Public comments will be heard. A memorandum from Dr. Johnson responding to a board inquiry is included as an enclosure.
- Presentation of Proposed Changes to the FY24 Budget
- Public participation for audience input
- Memorandum from Dr. Johnson in response to board inquiry regarding Finance Committee meeting
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board will first enter closed session for legal, personnel, and collective bargaining matters. During the public session, administration will present the FY 2024 tentative budget, a facility planning update, and a back-to-school update. The Board will consider a consent agenda including personnel actions, terminations, and contract renewals, then discuss approval of $12,673,171.29 in itemized bills, renewal of School Resource Officer contracts totaling $1,153,448.63, and a resolution to commence social media litigation.
- Presentation of FY 2024 Tentative Budget
- Approval of itemized bills for $12,673,171.29
- Renewal of School Resource Officer contracts with Elgin, Bartlett, South Elgin, and Streamwood for $1,153,448.63
- Resolution authorizing social media litigation with Franczek and Frantz Law Group
- Terminations of a food service technician and two bus drivers
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will move to closed session for litigation, personnel, negotiations, and real property matters. In open session, they will hear a school readiness report, public comments, and vote on a consent agenda including Chromebook purchases, contracts, and a settlement. Discussion/action items include approving $15,941,309.19 in bills and an intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Bartlett concerning land use and rezoning.
- Approve $15,941,309.19 in itemized bills
- Intergovernmental agreement with Village of Bartlett for land use and rezoning
- Contract for Chromebooks (Information Services Technology Purchase)
- Contract renewal with Gorbold Behavioral Consulting up to $742,728
- Settlement agreement in McCann v. School District U-46
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will move to closed session for litigation, personnel, and collective bargaining, then reconvene in open session at 7 p.m. They will hear a facility planning update, act on a consent agenda including numerous contract renewals and a resolution to display the 2023-2024 budget for public hearing, and discuss itemized bills totaling $20,646,195.84. Other discussion items include a new Information Systems pathway curriculum, a policy amendment for credit and procurement cards, and letters of intent to purchase property.
- Resolution for display and public hearing on 2023-2024 school year budget
- Itemized bills for $20,646,195.84
- Contract renewals for property, liability, and workers' compensation insurance, plus curriculum and technology services (e.g., Project Lead the Way, CDW Zoom)
- Letters of intent to purchase parcels of property
- Information Systems pathway curriculum proposal for Career and Technical Education
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The board will move to closed session to discuss pending litigation, employee discipline, the superintendent's contract, collective bargaining, and real property acquisition. The public session includes a presentation on the Evidence-Based Funding Model Investment Plan and a facility planning update. The consent agenda features personnel actions, employee terminations, a separation agreement, and resolutions for bond payments, grants, and serious safety hazards for student transportation.
- Evidence-Based Funding Model Investment Plan presentation by Dr. Williams and Mr. Burnidge
- Facility planning update from Mr. Lindholm, Dr. Williams, and DLA Architects
- Superintendent's contract discussion (closed session)
- Termination of noon-hour supervisor Mary B. Sobieszczyk and information services business analyst Katherine Herman, plus separation agreement with Lori Lopez
- Resolutions on serious safety hazards for student transportation and submittal to Illinois Department of Transportation
Board of Education Finance Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education Finance Committee will meet to present and discuss the FY24 Tentative Budget. The agenda includes a call to order, the budget presentation, public participation, and adjournment. No specific dollar amounts or additional action items are listed.
- Presentation and discussion of the FY24 Tentative Budget
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will meet in closed session for litigation, personnel, negotiations, and real estate. In open session, it will recognize award-winning teachers, receive an update on early learner initiatives, and vote on a consent agenda including personnel changes, contracts, and change orders. The board will also discuss and potentially approve $8,137,801.72 in bills and the 2024-2025 school calendar.
- Approval of $8,137,801.72 in itemized bills
- Discussion and vote on the 2024-2025 school calendar
- Consent agenda includes termination of driver Krystyna Czop and monitor Yvonne V. Munoz
- Change orders for Wayne Elementary fire alarm replacement and Channing/Kimball bathroom renovations (Project #1551, #2068)
- Mediation settlement agreement and general release in the matter of Ms. Marisanta Hidrogo
Board of Education Curriculum Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education Curriculum Committee will meet to review Career and Technical Education (CTE) curriculum. Dr. Lance and Mr. Briesemeiser will discuss the Educational Pathways Facility Curriculum. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is a discussion and public comment session.
- Discussion of Educational Pathways Facility Curriculum by district administrators
- Public comment period for community input
- Meeting held at Educational Services Center, 355 East Chicago Street, Elgin
Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
This is a special meeting of the Elgin Area School District U-46 Board of Education. The board will take public comments before voting to enter closed session to discuss the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees. No other substantive business is on the agenda.
- Public comments accepted in person, via Zoom, or by email before closed session
- Board votes to move to closed session for employee personnel matters
- Meeting livestreamed via Zoom and District YouTube channel
Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
This is a special meeting of the Elgin Area School District U-46 Board of Education. The agenda includes public comments followed by a move to closed session to discuss the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees. No other decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.
- Move to closed session to discuss personnel matters (appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees)
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The board will move to closed session for litigation and personnel matters, then reconvene in open session for recognitions, public comments, and action items. They will vote on a consent agenda including personnel reports, bids for Tefft Middle School moves and ESC renovation asbestos abatement, and multiple curriculum contract renewals. A discussion/action item includes approving $12,258,800.68 in itemized bills and adopting board policy updates.
- Approve itemized bills totaling $12,258,800.68
- Bid for Tefft Middle School classroom/office move (Projects #530, #531)
- Bid for ESC Renovation Phase 2 – Dream Academy/Central Schools – asbestos abatement (Project #332)
- Contract renewals for K-12 science, social studies, and intervention resources (NatGeo, Savvas, Istation, etc.)
- Adopt policy updates on board officers, debt, purchases, hiring, and child abuse reporting
Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will hold a special meeting to discuss the Superintendent Search Interview Workshop with representatives from Hazard, Young, Attea, and Associates. The session includes a discussion and question period regarding the search process.
- Superintendent Search Interview Workshop discussion with HYA associates
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The U‑46 Board of Education will conduct its regular meeting, including a roll call and procedural openings. It will present certificates to the top 2% of high school seniors from each high school. The agenda provides time for public comments, then moves to a closed session before returning to open session.
- Call to Order, roll call and pledge of allegiance (procedural)
- Recognition of top 2% high school seniors with certificates
- Public comments period for audience input
- Move to closed session followed by move back to open session
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will hold a closed session for litigation and personnel matters before opening public business. Key decisions include a middle school mathematics resource proposal, approval of itemized bills totaling $5,938,425.55, and a resolution for suspension and dismissal of a tenured teacher. The consent agenda covers personnel changes, facility contracts, and a driver termination.
- Middle School Mathematics Resource Proposal (Discussion/Action)
- Itemized bills totaling $5,938,425.55 (Discussion/Action)
- Resolution regarding suspension and dismissal of tenured teacher A (Action)
- Change order for Bartlett Elementary and Ronald D. O'Neal Elementary ceiling and lighting replacement (Consent)
- Oath of office for new student board member Asraar Ahmed Siddiqui (Action)
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The board will first move to closed session to discuss pending litigation, employee discipline, real property, and collective bargaining. After reconvening in open session, it will hear reports on the Student Summit and facility planning, recognize student award winners, and vote on a consent agenda that includes bids for furniture, asbestos abatement, concrete repair, and contract renewals for Canvas and AVID.
- Bid - Early Learner Initiatives - Kindergarten Furniture Purchase
- Bid - Channing Memorial Elementary School and Kimball Middle School Bathroom Renovation Phase 2 - Asbestos Abatement
- Bid - Ronald D. O'Neal Elementary School First Floor Hallway Tile Replacement
- Contract - Amendment to Service Agreements with Right at School and Boys and Girls Club of Elgin for summer programming
- Contract Renewal - Curriculum and Instruction - Canvas learning management system
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will meet in closed session first, then open session to discuss and act on multiple items. Key actions include approving $11,071,997.89 in itemized bills and a high school science curriculum proposal. The consent agenda includes personnel actions, employee terminations, and several contracts and bids for facilities and technology. A work session will consider kindergarten furniture purchase ($165,927.99) and asbestos abatement at two schools ($96,000.00).
- Approval of itemized bills totaling $11,071,997.89
- High School Science Curriculum Proposal
- Termination of Flor Tejeda (Interventionist) and Nakia West (Driver's Assistant)
- Bid award for Streamwood High School fiber cabling to press box (Project #322)
- Kindergarten furniture purchase from multiple vendors, total $165,927.99 (ESSER-funded)
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education will begin with closed session for employee discipline and collective bargaining, then reconvene publicly to recognize National Board Certified Teachers and a state wrestling champion. The consent agenda includes bids for Larkin High School North Parking Lot reconstruction (Project #272), landscape maintenance, summer programming, and multiple contract renewals. The board will also vote on $4,738,929.81 in itemized bills and HR resolutions.
- Bid for Larkin High School North Parking Lot Reconstruction (Project #272)
- Bid for Landscape Maintenance Services
- Itemized Bills for approval totaling $4,738,929.81
- Consent agenda includes APEX and Trane contract renewals
- Building permit application for Larkin High School parking lot project
Board of Education Policy Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education Policy Committee will meet to review the Illinois Association of School Boards' PRESS Plus Issue 110 policy updates, as well as several additional district policies. The meeting is a discussion-only item; no votes are scheduled. Public comments will be accepted in person or via Zoom.
- Review of IASB PRESS Plus Issue 110 updates covering policies on committees, public records access, goals and objectives, fiscal management, credit cards, employee ethics, copyright, teacher qualifications, student teachers, gifted program, curriculum complaints, and guidance counseling
- Additional policy review includes vacancies on the board, qualifications and duties of board officers, accounting and audits, and facility management
- Public comment period offered in person or via Zoom webinar
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The U-46 Board of Education will first convene in closed session for matters including pending litigation, personnel, and collective bargaining. In open session, the board will recognize an ISBE award winner, receive professional development and Bartlett Network updates, hear public comments, and get a superintendent search update. The consent agenda includes approval of personnel actions, board policy updates on 26 topics, contracts for a summer conference and Thought Exchange renewal, and a change order for Elgin High School stair replacement. The board will also discuss and vote on itemized bills.
- Recognition of Willard Elementary Principal Mr. Covarrubias as ISBE Those Who Excel Meritorious Award winner
- Superintendent search update from Board President Ms. Kerr
- Approval of 26 board policy updates covering conflicts of interest, ethics, Title IX, student fees, bullying, and others
- Contract for Instructional Empowerment Summer Conference 2023 in Orlando, Florida
- Change order for Elgin High School stair replacement (Project #243)
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board will enter closed session for litigation, personnel, and negotiations, then reconvene for public business. Agenda includes recognitions, strategic plan updates, public comments, and approval of a consent agenda with contracts and personnel actions. A discussion/action item covers approval of itemized bills totaling $5,875,959.17.
- Approval of bills totaling $5,875,959.17
- Consent agenda: contract for Avid Certified Nursing Assistant instructional services
- Consent agenda: contract for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) High School College Tour
- Consent agenda: building permits for chiller replacements at 8 elementary schools (Creekside, Hawk Hollow, Hilltop, Illinois Park, Liberty, Lincoln, Otter Creek, Timber Trails)
- Consent agenda: termination of noon hour supervisor Elizabeth Estrada
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board will move to closed session for personnel and negotiations, then return to public session for reports and action items. They will consider a consent agenda including an intergovernmental agreement with Hanover Township, equipment purchases, and building permits. Action items include approving $6,792,657.67 in bills, adopting 2023–2024 school fees, and HR resolutions authorizing possible dismissal of teachers.
- Approval of itemized bills totaling $6,792,657.67
- Adoption of 2023–2024 School Fees
- HR Resolutions for honorable dismissal of teachers
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Hanover Township
- Building permits for roof replacements at Huff, Fox Meadow, Lord's Park, Elgin High School, and boiler/generator at Streamwood High School
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The board will first hold a closed session for pending litigation, employee matters, and collective negotiations. In open session, they will vote on a consent agenda including roof replacements at five schools, a settlement agreement, personnel changes, and a contract for mental health services. They will also discuss and act on $12.5 million in itemized bills and an International Baccalaureate program proposal for Elgin High School.
- Vote on roof replacements for Elgin High, Fox Meadow, Huff, Lords Park elementary, and Streamwood High schools
- Approve settlement agreement with Dimitrios and Valery Kapadoukakis
- Approve $12,545,657.69 in itemized bills
- Discuss International Baccalaureate (IB) program curriculum and resource proposal for Elgin High School
- Terminate two noon-hour supervisors (Maria Mares and Christina Orizaba)
Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education of School District U-46 will hold a special meeting, take public comments, and then move into closed session to discuss the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees.
- Public comments accepted via online form, phone, or email before 6:00 p.m. on Feb 6, 2023
- Closed session scheduled in Room 139 for personnel matters
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The U-46 Board of Education will meet in closed session first for litigation, personnel, and collective bargaining matters, then reconvene publicly to recognize National School Counseling Week, hear updates on school safety and the Larkin Network's academic rigor program, and act on a consent agenda including personnel actions, several building projects (cooling tower, fire alarms, bathroom renovations), a fencing grant, radio purchase, and a curriculum contract renewal. The board will also discuss and vote on $13,143,017.24 in itemized bills and a K-12 literacy resource proposal.
- Discussion/action on Itemized Bills totaling $13,143,017.24
- Consent agenda includes termination of bus driver Susana Villagomez
- Bid award for ESC Cooling Tower Replacement (Project #333) and Illinois Park Center waterproofing, regrading, and fire alarm replacement
- Bid award for fire alarm replacements at Ridge Circle, Ronald D. O'Neal, Lords Park, Prairieview, Channing, and Kimball schools
- Proposal for Abbott Middle School cooler/freezer replacement and COPS Grant fencing project
Board of Education Legislation Committee MEETING AGENDA
The Board of Education Legislation Committee will hold a legislative discussion with a representative from the Illinois Association of School Boards. The meeting includes public participation and adjournment. No specific legislation or votes are on the agenda.
- Legislative update with the Illinois Association of School Boards
Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA
The Elgin Area School District U-46 Board of Education will hold a special meeting on January 21, 2023. The agenda is primarily procedural boilerplate and moves immediately to a closed session to discuss the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees. No substantive public business or policy votes are scheduled.
- Closed session to address specific employee matters
- Board self-evaluation discussion
- Public comment procedures via Zoom webinar and telephone
- Meeting location: Educational Services Center, Room 140, 355 East Chicago Street, Elgin, IL
Board of Education MEETING AGENDA
The Board will enter closed session for litigation, personnel, and collective bargaining, then reconvene to conduct public business including a strategic plan update, public comments, and a consent agenda. They will vote on an $18,937,932.79 bill list, approve contracts such as a vocational system intergovernmental agreement and pest control bid, and discuss the 2023 Capital Projects Summary and a $298,000 cooling tower replacement.
- Approval of $18,937,932.79 in itemized bills
- Termination of bus driver Sheena Chavez
- Intergovernmental agreement for Northern Kane County Regional Vocational System
- Bid award for ESC cooling tower replacement to F.E. Moran, Inc. at $298,000
- 2023 Capital Projects Summary reviewed