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Votes at a glance: Oct. 27 CHSD 128 board approves consent agenda, employment actions and moves to closed session
Summary
At its Oct. 27 meeting the CHSD 128 Board approved the consent agenda and voted to approve employment of employees; it also voted to convene an executive session to discuss filling a vacant board seat and special-education student placements. Roll-call tallies were recorded for each vote.
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The CHSD 128 Board of Education took the following formal actions on Oct. 27.
Consent agenda: The board approved the consent vote agenda as presented. A motion was made and seconded; roll-call votes were recorded as follows: Nina Austin, Aye; Jim Batson, Aye; Raul Deshmukh, Aye; Doug Fleagle (Fliegel), Aye; Middilesh Kotwal, Aye; Kolen (Kolen/Poland naming appears variably in the transcript), Aye. The motion passed.
Employment of employees: The board approved the employment-of-employees list (personnel items submitted after the Personnel Committee). A motion was made and seconded and a roll-call vote recorded with all members voting Aye. The motion passed.
Motion to convene executive session: The board voted to move into a closed session to discuss filling a vacant school-board seat (5 ILCS 120/2(c)(3)) and placement of individual students in special-education programs (5 ILCS 120/2(c)(10)). Roll-call votes recorded: Raul Deshmukh, Aye; Doug Fliegel, Aye; Middilesh Kotwal, Aye; Poland, Aye; Nina Austin, Aye; Jim Batson, Aye. The motion passed and the board moved to closed session; the chair said no action was anticipated afterward.
Notes on attribution and transcript clarity: The transcript records motions and seconds with shorthand phrases (for example, "Polling so moved," and "Dejhmuk second"), and the precise named mover/second for some motions is not unambiguous in the meeting recording transcript. Vote tallies above reproduce the roll-call names and recorded "Aye" votes as read on the record.

