Board approves textbook adoption, 2026–27 draft calendar, tenure resolution and consent agenda

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Summary

At its April 7 meeting the board approved a slate of items by roll call, including textbook adoptions, a draft 2026–27 school calendar, tenure appointments and a consent agenda that included an Arts & Innovation wing expansion phase 1 and several administrative items.

The Evanston Township High School Board of Education approved multiple agenda items by roll-call vote on April 7, including textbook‑adoption proposals, a draft 2026–27 school calendar, a resolution granting tenure appointments and a bundled consent agenda.

Motions and outcomes recorded on the April 7 agenda and approved by roll call:

- Approval of textbook adoption or deletion proposals — motion moved and seconded; approved by roll call. - Approval of the 2026–27 draft school calendar — motion moved and seconded; approved by roll call. - Approval of resolution granting tenure appointment — motion moved and seconded; approved by roll call (see the separate article on tenure recognitions for the ceremonial presentations earlier in the meeting). - Consent agenda (approved) — items listed in the consent agenda included approval of ETHS Arts and Innovation wing expansion Phase 1; approval of the Discipline Improvement Plan for 2024–25; approval of minutes for meetings on Feb. 24 and March 10, 2025 (including closed sessions where release was authorized for a subset); destruction of closed session tapes for a specified period; treasurer’s report for January 2025; approval of bills and the personnel report.

The motions were moved and seconded on the record and carried by roll call. Individual board member votes were recorded as "yes" in the meeting transcript; the meeting’s early roll call showed seven members present and later roll‑call approvals proceeded without recorded dissent.