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Board approves consent agenda, audit findings, shared-facilities IGA extension and an employee separation agreement

2943863 · April 9, 2025
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Summary

At its April 8 meeting the Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Board of Education approved the consent agenda (including a corrected school calendar), accepted audit findings, extended a five-year intergovernmental agreement with the Park District of Oak Park for shared facilities and approved a separation agreement with an employee.

The Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Board of Education voted on several routine items during its April 8 meeting. The board approved the consent agenda, accepted audit findings and voted to extend a shared-facilities intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the Park District of Oak Park. The board also approved a separation agreement with a district employee.

Consent agenda and calendar correction

The board approved the consent agenda as presented, with an amended attachment correcting the 2025–26 school calendar to show 182 school days. The motion passed on roll call.

Audit findings

The board accepted the district audit findings as presented. The motion to accept the audit passed on roll call.

Shared facilities IGA with Park District of Oak Park

The board voted to approve a five-year extension of the intergovernmental agreement for shared facilities with the Park District of Oak Park. The motion passed on roll call.

Separation agreement

The board approved a separation agreement between the district and an employee identified in the meeting record as Sheila Johnson. The motion passed on roll call.

Vote details

Each item passed following roll‑call votes recorded during the meeting; the board announced the motions as passed. Individual yes/no roll-call responses were recorded in the meeting record; the board announced “Motion passed” for each item.

Next steps

No further immediate action was recorded for these items beyond implementation of the calendar correction and execution of the approved agreements. The unified communications and technology-plan items discussed earlier in the meeting were not acted on and will return to the board for future consideration.