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Effingham CUSD 40 board approves monthly financial report, contracts, materials and routine items
Summary
At its April meeting the board approved the monthly financial report and a set of routine motions including consent agenda, instructional materials purchases, fence contracts, annual auditor and membership renewals; the board also voted to enter closed session on personnel, student discipline and litigation.
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The Effingham CUSD 40 Board of Education approved multiple routine and budgeted items at its April meeting, including the monthly financial report, a consent agenda of personnel and program items, instructional materials purchases, fence contracts, the district auditor appointment and several fee- and membership changes.
Votes at a glance
- Financial report (reimburse impressed account $2,771.01; payment of bills $1,172,239.97): Motion by Chad; second by Erica; roll call recorded unanimous approval on the transcript.
- Consent agenda (minutes, cafeteria report, student teachers list, summer camp schedule, surplus, etc.): Motion by Steve; second by Andrew; roll call recorded unanimous approval on the transcript.
- IESA annual membership (2025–26) — $1,715: Motion by Chad; second by Erica; approved unanimously.
- Fee schedule for 2025–26: Motion by Steve; second by Erica; approved unanimously.
- Removal of $25 Lakeland College dual‑credit fee (effective 2025–26): Motion by Andrew; second by Chad; approved unanimously.
- Intergovernmental facility use agreement with City of Effingham (in event of emergency): Motion by Andrew; second by Bridal (recorded); approved unanimously.
- Instructional materials purchase (social studies K–12 rotation, online subscriptions such as Lexia, DreamBox, IXL, and other course materials): Motion by Jane; second by Andrew; total cost discussed in packet was approximately $418,000 (transcript wording unclear on exact cents); motion approved by roll call.
- Fencing contracts (Central pond fence and Westside fence): Motion by Chad; second by Erica; awarded to Lance Stausenbrock ($26,960) and Westside Fence Company ($19,600); approved by roll call.
- Appointment of auditor Glass & Shuffet Ltd. for FY26 audit (including 133 and GATA requirements) — not to exceed $32,450: Motion by Steve; second by Andrew; approved by roll call.
- Motion to enter closed session (personnel, student discipline, litigation): Motion by Andrew; second by Erica; roll call approved.
The transcript records roll-call “Yes” votes for board members consistently during these motions; no “no” or abstention votes were recorded in the meeting segments provided. Several agenda items (capital projects and financing) were discussed but not acted on; the board deferred those to future meetings.

