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Plainfield 202 site and finance committee shifts FY26 public hearing to August; board accepts several donations

5062019 · June 24, 2025
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Summary

The board’s site and finance committee said the public hearing on the fiscal year 2026 budget will be moved to August; the board also accepted donations from several PTOs and community groups and heard a Wilco tuition increase report.

The Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202 site and finance committee reported June 23 that the public hearing on the fiscal year 2026 budget will be held in August. The committee summary was given as part of the board’s site and finance update.

During the same report, the board thanked community donors and accepted donations from Meadowview PTO, the Asian Culture Association, boosters from Plainfield North, the League of Illinois Bicyclists and Wilco. The board recorded appreciation for those contributions during the meeting.

A board member providing the intergovernmental update also summarized recent action by the Will County (Wilco) Board of Control, noting it approved a $50 tuition increase and that the district’s payment for Wilco services was stated in the meeting record. The speaker reported a district payment figure of $2,652,650 (the meeting transcript lists that number); the board did not add further line-item budget detail in the public remarks.

The site and finance committee listed attendees for its June meeting including Elias Kalantzis, Greg Nichols, Rick Engstrom and Dr. Glenn Wood and described committee work on the district strategic plan; the board said more detailed budget steps and a public hearing will follow in August.

Board members said they would recognize donors in follow-up communications and thanked the organizations for their support.