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Facilities staff said the 2026 work will include pavement, concrete, new curbs and new walks at those sites. Staff reported that bids for earlier 2025 site work at Hinking and interior finishes at Hinking and Westbrook came in at about $2 million, approximately $1 million under the proposed $3 million budget for those projects; that under-run leaves roughly $1 million to carry over into year two.
Staff proposed a $4 million budget for the 2026 site work and said they would go out to bid in January and bring recommendations to the board in March. Springman will be divided into three alternate sections in the bid package; staff said if bids come in low they will pursue additional parking-lot/site work such as Glen Grove, but Westbrook’s work is considered recent and not scheduled.
Board members asked whether other parking lots could be bundled into the project if bids are favorable; staff said Glen Grove would be the next candidate depending on bid results. The timeline given was solicitation in January and board consideration of bids in March.
The board did not take final action at the meeting; staff will return with bid results and a recommendation at the March meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Glenview District 34 Video Live Stream","oneSentenceSummary","District facilities staff outlined a proposed 2026 construction plan focused on site work at Lyon and Springman with a proposed $4 million budget; bids for the work will be solicited and brought back for board recommendation in March.","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},5983015,"Board awards two-year audit contract to Baker Tilly after committee review",168,324670,493170,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5767151-ed4e00840dc2357809f169c3aa555ecd&start=324&end=493","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5767151-ed4e00840dc2357809f169c3aa555ecd/thumbnail_324670.jpg","/articles/5983015/Illinois/Board-awards-two-year-audit-contract-to-Baker-Tilly-after-committee-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5983015-43ba3d7ef1272374e3f5701e11426fe6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771125669&Signature=V-VuyU1o3o--AIiBbOAMjqLeDCZBu2lNWZ~0ErC9fd7pTvjqnJEpsbTQkiob-vPLkPX4HTNHXgbJONdSyw92tImu3dZGc-91mM8DPMNuVTA90SNxcE7E4GgYrgBg~NLtdzRKoCBJ2vML6GbPn9KtmURW5a8RjLk6IcB2et4v8OpBVHcE1GIAnjwb846ABEd3LqvZJ2QQ93NMJn0P23JQJkGoefesOaOW0PTrPFMJKwm7mDK2Oap77F~fqbKw1LWJfOU-jFsz~Y~V52Dl5WmqgYlCt-m9DW139K5M1c2fZ96Lv66HAkTA6lstXsiBR77WDS~XU1A39~suLJLbVHvOZA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The District 34 Board of Education approved a two-year financial audit services agreement with Baker Tilly after the district issued a request for proposals.
District staff said the district sought new audit proposals because of recent changes in the business office, treasury services and a planned new software implementation. The RFP process yielded one submission; the selection committee interviewed the proposer and recommended Baker Tilly for a two-year agreement at the price listed in the board memo.
Committee members and board members who participated in the interview said they were impressed by the firm’s presentation and engagement. One board member thanked Vasilia Supos and Alex Kamalovich for participating in the selection process.
The board approved the resolution by roll call. The meeting record shows the motion and second and an affirmative roll call; the resolution was carried. The memorandum with specific pricing and contract terms was referenced in the meeting packet but the board discussion at the meeting did not include a line-by-line review of the proposed fee schedule.
Staff and committee members said the timing — during business office changes and ahead of new software implementation — was a key reason to seek an outside audit firm and consider a short-term (two-year) agreement to allow flexibility.","Following an RFP process that produced one proposal, the board approved a two-year financial audit services agreement with Baker Tilly to provide auditing for FY25 and FY26; the committee cited staffing changes and new software as reasons to seek a fresh audit relationship.",{"_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},5983020,"Board approves move to NYHIP cooperative for employee health coverage",442,495310,937320,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5767151-ed4e00840dc2357809f169c3aa555ecd&start=495&end=937","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5767151-ed4e00840dc2357809f169c3aa555ecd/thumbnail_495310.jpg","/articles/5983020/Illinois/Board-approves-move-to-NYHIP-cooperative-for-employee-health-coverage","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5983020-f55019fb2dd6185b05751e8910f01bc3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771125669&Signature=Jk27dmGTP8Ts0pjehAAvzAMspQcMAIiR9G7qB3Ul8wDryQGdV1g53UzwIXqqXQURv1d2P5eVK8qsQDHNvcn2LPhhtg~r0Zf8TQQv1cHKovmc0O6vJNkreEvhtpxHRjs0pcPe2OWpldwLhD2bz3zHxzW3udUSxu6X1NQROZq3FQHWdw-5f9LekSLJVGl7JqGRBppwKbFj6l-byCwEaiB8Nhvj3fJ~DxVcevBfODfMdZ5D~A3tdYdFQ7HMsnNDu2znceb1kyQ61j6KrL4M0llIPdWsEeHNgHg1uL74GKVhKF-a5Z0Hr-gnOntb~X9R-6Wc-vO1Esin26lm6serCuo~0A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The District 34 Board of Education voted to approve a healthcare cooperative agreement to join NYHIP after a committee review of options for employee health coverage.
The committee considered three options: continuing a self-funded plan, joining an EBC cooperative, or joining NYHIP. The presenter told the board that each option remained viable but that NYHIP emerged as the committee recommendation, citing continuity of service from the district’s broker, Gallagher, stability of the pharmacy drug list and pricing that “showed material savings for both the district and many families” who pay buy-up premiums. The presenter asked a Gallagher representative to introduce himself and answer questions.
Nick Robatic, representing Gallagher and NYHIP, said NYHIP’s HMO and PPO plans have outperformed market trends over five- and 10-year averages and described NYHIP as a cooperative that manages vendor and carrier relationships for participating districts.
Board members asked about long-term performance and the pharmacy formulary. Robatic and district staff said the NYHIP formulary is broader than the district’s current standalone formulary; Blue Cross has confirmed moving to the cooperative would not disrupt members, though carriers can change formularies periodically.
The board approved the resolution to enter NYHIP on a roll-call vote. James Dolan moved to approve the resolution and Giulio seconded; the roll call recorded all members voting in favor. The presenter and committee members thanked Gallagher and noted Comco’s work on the evaluation.
The meeting record does not list specific dollar amounts of projected savings for individual plans or employees; the board was provided a memo and resolution and approved joining NYHIP as recommended.","District 34’s board approved joining the NYHIP purchasing cooperative after committee review; the committee recommended NYHIP for pricing, broad pharmacy formulary and expected savings for many employees, though exact savings were not specified.",{"_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},5983025,"District 34 board adopts FY26 budget showing roughly $7.8 million shortfall",249,67820,316910,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5767151-ed4e00840dc2357809f169c3aa555ecd&start=67&end=316","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5767151-ed4e00840dc2357809f169c3aa555ecd/thumbnail_67820.jpg","/articles/5983025/Illinois/District-34-board-adopts-FY26-budget-showing-roughly-78-million-shortfall","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5983025-16129f476ec32e59d5f4651af5529c05/orig.mp4?Expires=1771125669&Signature=YIAtSQOmZ1lxRHqyAlpZ1xcGjPnTXT6dSjl3Jgu5-TleKTxcU7ZlSfoDHa9fDkU3bYNtGtqYKup0Gr8GBJHdQG9dYk0gsYTAPd9AavqdqiVkuGe1op-mw48bKDQRkFibb3Epd-~NahJ2lMtXXLSFwyBL4TT8lN8hzyBELPWphx3dJlmQGicAQ6dSW4OvFvRjr7YNOAURm0yj6mAk-URdp1QWQ7b5OBEDOpsFvgJpECqzNAl3~vMJB~D6xBbosxW0uxABH5h4xWbGFqd0LPOkfD9KCaBrMVgY5ng4E9Y7W~LDnE4xSqALsIWRsIKNpNAt-C3qkNxol~xG5NDcsoFlKg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its meeting, the District 34 Board of Education adopted the final fiscal year 2026 budget after the assistant superintendent of business services presented the district’s revenue and expenditure estimates.
The presenter said total revenues of $108,428,411 and expenditures of $116,284,206, which the presenter described as ‘‘a deficit of $7.8 million.’’ For operating funds, the presenter described revenues of roughly $97.6 million and expenses of roughly $99.4 million, saying the operating shortfall was ‘‘about $1.7 million.’’ The presenter also referenced the district’s reserve reduction plan under a public act and reported no immediate threat of exceeding twice annual expenses.
The budget was approved on a roll-call vote after the presentation. Board member Alex Kamalovich moved to approve the budget and Giulio seconded. The roll call showed all members voting in favor and the motion carried.
Board members and staff did not receive public comments on the budget during the public hearing; the board heard no public testimony on the FY26 figures at the meeting.
The adoption authorizes district staff to implement the FY26 appropriations as presented. The presenter said the numbers were those the board had reviewed over the prior two months and that a reserve reduction plan had been considered. No additional action items or amendments to the budget were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The board will proceed with the budget adopted at the meeting; staff indicated they will continue routine financial oversight and follow the reserve reduction plan noted in the presentation.","The District 34 Board of Education voted to adopt its final fiscal year 2026 budget after a presentation that showed a $7.8 million gap across all funds and an operating deficit of about $1.7 million; board members approved the budget by roll call.","actionData","errors"]

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