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Presenters told the board much sixth-grade material (growth mindset, social‑emotional learning) aligns with existing curriculum, but noted the district will need to add or repackage materials for eighth grade, where career interest surveys, financial literacy and stronger career-preparation pieces are expected. Staff said they will consult middle-school teachers, encore and life-skills curricula, and the high school (Glenbrook South) to identify reusable assets and avoid duplicative work.

Board members raised several substantive questions: how the state will audit or measure “exposure and support,” whether extracurricular career days would satisfy requirements, and how to measure outcomes prospectively. A board member suggested using ongoing district survey and data processes to create measurable baselines and track progress rather than reacting after audits. Another member expressed frustration that the mandate is unfunded and will require finding minutes in an already full schedule.

Staff said the PACE requirements will be incorporated into the curriculum review process, shared with middle-school staff, and kept on file for future audits; the state’s audit process and the ISBE Student Assistance Commission resources were cited as guidance. No formal board action was taken; the item was a discussion and planning step.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Glenview District 34 Video Live Stream","oneSentenceSummary","District staff presented the Illinois Post‑Secondary and Career Expectations (PACE) framework and the board discussed how to integrate the unfunded mandate into Glenview’s middle-school curriculum, including concerns about reporting metrics, time in the school day, and possible collaboration with Glenbrook South.","taxTitle","Glenview CCSD 34, School Boards, Illinois","taxId",60545,"location","Illinois","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6266539,"Board approves ISBE consolidated district plan for federal entitlement grants",132,2446000,2578000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3087074-cea4c3e01bbf782c39dbab5f9d4b95d6&start=2446&end=2578","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3087074-cea4c3e01bbf782c39dbab5f9d4b95d6/thumbnail_2446000.jpg","/articles/6266539/Illinois/Board-approves-ISBE-consolidated-district-plan-for-federal-entitlement-grants","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6266539-a875bf0935e2609346a9004cdd4cba0b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197482&Signature=BuWTQmlBYw~DnBFzU1S11YbRV7vx1BzAGpX1exRDs1veTFUanMoFsSoNr89bti4RaZUUH2J9No5IoGTmrPIiAPQlv3RI092~cqGKta9j6wfWf9pmlaj-bPuFHNVGGpP-zt5Jx-zR3IAb~N~DjII5Kk4RbJ8ek9Gwh2RYQaEHlDeYthNeiIjrr0rHH8vRCbcBNQjZzZVBcRuGeQulUvky7~-C6KLsT~v-viX-JuaKK4j~n~jZgl70ST4fK3l46AL-7LhNoJyHKn5cDydEPWZh32Q-7Kox4YVn7xI8ivFDHb4BlIgDsH6-P9jOCIe7IFMWIkSisrr~iqkkd9Y7OJiebg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glenview Community Consolidated School District 34 board voted to approve the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) consolidated district plan, which outlines goals and how the district will use federal entitlement grants (Title I, II, III, IV and IDEA preschool and flow-through funding).

Matt (staff) told the board the consolidated plan communicates the district’s objectives and spending priorities to ISBE and will permit the district to begin writing grant applications once ISBE releases specific funding allocations. “I’m seeking your approval tonight so that I can submit it to the Illinois State Board of Education tomorrow and as soon as they release the funding allocations, we can start writing the actual grants themselves,” Matt said.

Board members voted by roll call to approve the plan. The approval lets district administrators proceed with grant drafting and later allocations once ISBE announces amounts.","The Glenview CCSD 34 board approved the Illinois State Board of Education consolidated district plan, authorizing submission to ISBE so the district can later prepare grant applications for Title I, II, III, IV and IDEA funding.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6266544,"Glenview board sets May hearing on Ed-to-O&M transfer; approves resolution to move O&M funds to capital projects review",114,2298000,2412000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3087074-cea4c3e01bbf782c39dbab5f9d4b95d6&start=2298&end=2412","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3087074-cea4c3e01bbf782c39dbab5f9d4b95d6/thumbnail_2298000.jpg","/articles/6266544/Illinois/Glenview-board-sets-May-hearing-on-Ed-to-OM-transfer-approves-resolution-to-move-OM-funds-to-capital-projects-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6266544-f621f072369d93ab63de7dcfa507698d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197482&Signature=GqG8OKhgwsucukAIGkKKXq3imR8s2okov7mDgVA9ZeJ6GkVv3Xg9n9qiyuImszh57OInMf5Ct3-AZE~TXG3GNfHkvcGvyU7M1nnHdbMvJlrfgaI5QzrIwHBoRcbg0WKtgI9Xe1ORYROTAaN7uEcCHQuSKDbiAqlgj6im9fo9um-V2~9U1Z38sw4IbLK4uXx6dl3toAzx3KUCa7xuM7fwy7ASuVGfbMlcfFb-pn1iwKj9rYwLSPOIq5wef8VOKV5kBRUpkF8jVA2gDH691ZmgwC41Hkd8aN14O~WTqUNt6uKycFbsWo~B7kdiUpMvMR~exEQDlZg-Ya4nTUe7Mo32JQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glenview Community Consolidated School District 34 board voted to set a public hearing for May 12 at Lyon School on a proposed interfund transfer from the Education Fund to Operations & Maintenance (Resolution 25027). The board also approved a related resolution to review moving funds from O&M to Capital Projects (Resolution 25028).

District staff reviewed the two transfer proposals, explaining the first resolution sets the hearing date and provides the public an opportunity to comment. The second resolution is a review step: staff will ask the board to vote on the transfers at the May 12 meeting after the public hearing. Eric Miller said the transfers are possible because the district maintains a higher-than-required fund balance in the Education Fund, which allows the planned moves for capital and project-related expenses.

Board members asked clarifying questions about timing and the linkage between the Ed-to-O&M transfer and the later O&M-to-capital transfer; staff confirmed both items will return to the board for formal vote and public comment on May 12. Both motions passed by roll call.","The board set a public hearing for a proposed transfer from the Education Fund to Operations & Maintenance (Ed→O&M) and approved a companion resolution to review an O&M-to-capital transfer tied to upcoming capital work.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6266549,"Glenview District 34 board votes to leave Maine Township treasurer, appoints CSBO as district treasurer and partners with PMA/ISDLAF",1369,846000,2215000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3087074-cea4c3e01bbf782c39dbab5f9d4b95d6&start=846&end=2215","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3087074-cea4c3e01bbf782c39dbab5f9d4b95d6/thumbnail_846000.jpg","/articles/6266549/Illinois/Glenview-District-34-board-votes-to-leave-Maine-Township-treasurer-appoints-CSBO-as-district-treasurer-and-partners-with-PMAISDLAF","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6266549-62ef787be14f4ce642a403a7072c78b4/orig.mp4?Expires=1771197482&Signature=BVgND7yoZ8IwMTFc~tCn8TnMSVdCoUWBNBSGRlHomdRPlWFDvqDrO~hyRkRT-yOyvCBrBx017LDPX~Qx4wfC4Kwjtk4avZZ4awLdDEstuZUTKuMV9qTj326tMAF9QC3ccvzfSqjiT9a6Xdyv7u7hlpUqxWBdvNBbztX5EWuDk6cGELDw53LfXIiuuRauzVdkShBjOUzgUVMRNKo6atUqUiUvmJjnnwR3a2X2l75-BVcN9FsWXx5lzFFbOujdeVDkIg5VQaCUrFTF2lNmGr5Zws2hNOl-v3iCE5EzQy4u2GmX4kG6U1VSuitruss9zvvJTm-9BeV50Xedyyet57EkaQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Glenview Community Consolidated School District 34 board voted to withdraw from the Maine Township treasurer arrangement, approve ISDLAF (the Illinois School District Liquid Asset Fund) as an investment option administered by PMA, and appoint Assistant Superintendent for Business Services Eric Miller as the district treasurer.

Board members approved a resolution to withdraw from the Maine Township treasurer and voted to work with PMA and ISDLAF as the vehicle for the district’s investments. Charlie Zacker of PMA told the board PMA administers ISDLAF and offers a two-person support team, cash-flow analysis, credit monitoring and online, 24/7 transparency. “From the investment side, nothing will really change other than the fact that you'll have more autonomy and control and transparency in what those investments are,” Zacker said.

The board also approved a separate resolution appointing Eric Miller, the district’s assistant superintendent for business services and chief school business official, to serve as district treasurer. Miller will have authority to approve investments recommended by PMA; Zacker emphasized that PMA does not take trading discretion and that recommended trades would be executed only after the district (the treasurer) approves them.

Board members asked several operational questions before the votes. Staff said switching the district’s treasury arrangements will require paperwork and account setup (including new checking accounts through a custodian bank, BMO Harris) and that establishing those accounts typically takes about eight weeks. Zacker said ISDLAF provides two liquidity components — a liquid (checking) pool and a “Max” pool that pays a higher rate but requires funds to remain invested for at least 14 days — and that the fund’s strategy is to match assets to liabilities (payrolls, payables, debt service) and ladder reserves out as appropriate.

Board discussion referenced a recent change in Illinois law that allows Cook County districts more flexibility to withdraw from township treasurer arrangements. Eric said the statute change is what permits this move in Cook County; as he explained, “the law now allows us to do this.”

Votes at the meeting were unanimous for the items in this package. The board approved the withdrawal resolution, approved the PMA/ISDLAF resolution (as amended to correct the fund name to ISDLAF), and approved Miller’s appointment as district treasurer.

Next steps listed by staff included completing ISDLAF master account paperwork, updating direct-deposit routing so revenues go to the district’s ISDLAF account instead of the township, and setting up checking accounts through BMO Harris. Staff said they will work with PMA to produce cash-flow reports and regular summaries that the board can review at meetings.","The Glenview CCSD 34 school board approved a plan to withdraw from the Maine Township treasurer, selected the Illinois School District Liquid Asset Fund (ISDLAF) administered by PMA as its investment option, and appointed Assistant Superintendent for Business Services (CSBO) Eric Miller as district treasurer.","actionData","errors"]

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