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Board schedules superintendent search focus groups and policy committee meetings

5855604 · September 4, 2025
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Summary

Board members announced two superintendent search focus groups scheduled the day after the Sept. 3 meeting and reviewed upcoming committee and board meeting topics, including policy five‑year reviews, budget hearings and presentations by Wold Architects and financial staff.

Board members and administration summarized the district calendar and plans for the superintendent search during the Sept. 3 meeting and set dates and times for related focus groups and committee meetings.

Board members said two focus groups for the superintendent search were scheduled for the day after the Sept. 3 meeting: a staff focus group at 3:45 p.m. in the Falcon Room at Frederick School and a community focus group at 6:30 p.m. with the search firm’s representatives. The board encouraged community participation and said the search firm will gather questions and topics from attendees.

The board also outlined items for future meetings: a policy committee meeting on Sept. 17 (five‑year policy reviews, most with no substantive changes), a finance meeting and public hearing on Sept. 17 that will include a proposed timeline for the 2025 levy and required reports such as IMRF, a student presentation from Grayslake Middle School on Oct. 15, Wold Architects returning with design materials and a planned superintendent contract approval anticipated on Dec. 17. Board members discussed starting the Sept. 17 policy committee at 5:15 p.m. to allow time for substantive discussion beyond compliance reviews.

These scheduling items were announced for planning; no formal board votes were taken on search parameters or policy changes at the Sept. 3 meeting.