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Doctor Paulson presented the consolidated action report for certified, classified and administrative personnel and asked the board to approve the items as presented. The motion passed on roll call with the board majority voting in favor; President Pro Tem Campbell recorded a \"No\" vote on the consolidated action report roll call.

Resolution 25‑42, described in the packet as \"authorizing the dismissal of support personnel for reasons other than reduction in force,\" was presented by the administration and approved by roll call vote with the board voting in favor.

Separately, the administration sought board approval for an administrative recommendation in a student discipline due‑process case; Doctor Wood presented that recommendation and the board approved it on roll call.

The board also recognized Amanda Herrera Ford, introduced in the meeting as the district's new director for human resources; the praise was a recognition and did not include a separate vote. The administration said Herrera Ford has three years'experience as a director of human resources in a nearby high school district.

Board minutes and packet materials list the formal agenda identifiers: consolidated action report (Agenda item 10.1), Resolution 25‑42 (Agenda 10.2) and the student discipline due‑process recommendation (Agenda 11.x in packet). Votes were recorded by roll call for each action.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Valley View CUSD 365u Board Meeting 5/12/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved the consolidated certified/classified/administrative personnel actions, adopted a resolution authorizing dismissal of support personnel (Resolution 25‑42), and accepted an administrative recommendation in a student discipline due‑process case.","taxTitle","Valley View CUSD 365U, School Boards, Illinois","taxId",38217,"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},6059675,"Board awards five‑year waste‑hauling contract to Waste Management for $1.15 million",51,4920000,4971000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3293966-a0d8a40d433d03a1b3cd04b597562006&start=4920&end=4971","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3293966-a0d8a40d433d03a1b3cd04b597562006/thumbnail_4920000.jpg","/articles/6059675/Illinois/Board-awards-fiveyear-wastehauling-contract-to-Waste-Management-for-115-million","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6059675-90f8d988d15dfba23e8cbdd38655b096/orig.mp4?Expires=1771180365&Signature=hE15y8il0yOyq3T9ebUbdBjzkXHWIG7xa9X5K5NZiMypLirYhDVkohbFiYTuzcPa3805AoBXc9sBsVlrqXZI1vN1RKvNEFgm3TxpUvDjgx-G5xLwNxGAsc84taMhhKqjaHTl9L5lXQPkuB7xWBXxoF1GN4hyhRT-6CFs9dojIG51gFVLsvSTme9f6RnNSXA8gWJgVqDrN7hz~HuIg5vdvfyHaM7pl5BBeiYlU-DP7wJH74I~UFsUXqWgRi9pJ1SpjQs1zYExljZ6mX0a7qOp5yqQ3FXZ~FrqEu0GEHJ3gWSF~-am14VxUxHEFnVRqckJmh0W3YKHcdoLk34~PNbykw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Valley View CUSD 365U Board of Education approved a five‑year contract with Waste Management for district waste‑hauling services, at a total amount of $1,152,058.

Administration told the board the district publicly solicited bids after the existing waste management contract was set to expire in June 2025. A pre‑bid meeting was held to clarify service expectations, and the district received bids from three vendors. \"Following a thorough review of the submission, Waste Management was identified as lowest responsible bidder,\" the administration reported in the meeting packet.

The administration recommended board approval of a five‑year contract valued at $1,152,058; the board moved and seconded the recommendation and approved it by roll call. Members voting in favor included Member Perez, Member Pipkin, Member Heil, Member Shrova, Secretary Sutterland and President Pro Tem Campbell.

Board members asked whether the contract represented a substantial change from the previous agreement. Administration said costs rose in line with market factors such as fuel, but that the bid process produced competitive pricing and that the district also considered vendors'ability to meet timing requirements so trash and recycling services are completed before students arrive at school.

The contract award will result in the district entering a five‑year service relationship with Waste Management, with implementation and vendor performance oversight handled by the district's operations staff.","After soliciting bids from three vendors, the Valley View Board approved a five‑year waste‑hauling contract with Waste Management as the lowest responsible bidder for $1,152,058.",{"_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},6059680,"Valley View board approves multi-year technology plan; officials outline device, phone and software upgrades",1025,4755000,5780000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3293966-a0d8a40d433d03a1b3cd04b597562006&start=4755&end=5780","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3293966-a0d8a40d433d03a1b3cd04b597562006/thumbnail_4755000.jpg","/articles/6059680/Illinois/Valley-View-board-approves-multi-year-technology-plan-officials-outline-device-phone-and-software-upgrades","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6059680-8b6521756df70dc81673841caf9acbd2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771180365&Signature=QHi~CMihcf2nJR8~i8b7QAVShiTAy9G08YQKHw9kaa6oqqJUdx-iUyHWQBAOfW63x~jJZ0wzJp2eFYaCWQgOtE1JV-2hCJDtxD6FTjtWaaK1XSdXYhKyjq9yvi4tlk5vUKMBMt019hgndxnbcSh-N4ZXPvb~WxKQVFWmZriFpWKzoGDA5J-I5nQT4BYVVQdjotlQf3Ooh7AujANZouQJNUEZ2gLD5KACYHkqepPTD4~DHCvAAfa-kKsTa46HJw3WHJmWrDpqLI0qwoX6wqbiiItiIFIYzWhN0PKhTEI9oZFRm6QsZt9hd3znHf2IR1rfxQiUCDRRa1jVqRJFYg7vwg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Valley View CUSD 365U Board of Education on May 12 approved a technology plan that begins a four‑year device replenishment program and advanced related infrastructure work for the 2025–26 school year.

The approval came after the district's technology staff presented a multi‑year plan that includes device replacement, upgrades to transportation tracking and bus Wi‑Fi, camera and door‑access integrations, and an anticipated replacement of the district's self‑hosted phone system.

\"Technology is integrated into safety and security, with our camera system, our swipe card system, our alarm system,\" said Miss Ringe, a technology department staff member, as she described how planned upgrades support school safety and transportation monitoring. She also noted the district uses background‑checking software for visitors and fingerprinting for staff.

Administrators said the phone system has reached its useful life, suffers from limited vendor support and rising maintenance costs, and that a committee reviewed demonstrations from three vendors to select a preferred replacement. That item was presented as informational with the administration planning a formal recommendation at a future meeting.

The administration separately reported an annual consolidated instructional and operational software renewal review. The packet lists 29 software titles proposed for renewal that exceed the district's $25,000 threshold; the administration said 18 primarily support instruction and the remainder support administrative operations. The report presented a total estimated cost for the renewals as stated in the packet: \"2,000,000, $996,200\" (as written in the administration's materials). The administration described the software renewals as an informational item and planned to return with a formal recommendation at the next regular meeting.

Board members asked for and received a brief explanation of how technology improvements tie to student safety and transportation monitoring. President Pro Tem Campbell asked for specifics; Miss Ringe answered that video on buses, routing systems and speed monitoring are part of the district's safety tools that will be included in the technology plan.

Treasurer Mister Renish later provided a quick cost summary in response to a board question: \"The overall cost went up 21,000 over 5 years, which is about $4,000 a year,\" he said, characterizing the increase as a small fraction of the district budget. The administration did not present a line‑item vote on the full multi‑year funding in this meeting beyond the board's approval of the 2025–26 technology initiative as presented.

The board approved the technology plan initiative for 2025–26 by roll call vote.","The Valley View CUSD 365U Board of Education approved a four‑year device replenishment program and moved forward informational items to replace the district phone system and renew major instructional and administrative software agreements.","actionData","errors"]

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Valley View board approves multi-year technology plan; officials outline device, phone and software upgrades