The Valley View CUSD 365U Board of Education voted Jan. 12 to approve the district's December financial reports and to authorize several personnel actions, resolutions and policy updates.

Treasurer Mr. Renich presented the monthly treasurer’s action report, saying the packet "includes the normal schedule of financial reports, balance obligations and debt service payments totaling $10,932,137.37 for your approval." The board then approved the treasurer’s report and a bills list for payment; Mr. Renich cited a bills amount of $913,856.67.

Superintendent Dr. Wood asked the board to approve a consolidated personnel report covering certified, classified and administrative staff and the board voted to approve those personnel items. The board also approved a job description for an itinerant English‑learner (ESL) specialist that had been presented for information at the Dec. 8 meeting.

The administration brought forward a resolution authorizing dismissal of educational support personnel for reasons other than reduction in force; the board approved the resolution by roll call. The board also approved two student discipline cases presented in the meeting packet.

Board policies listed by code (3:60; 6:270; 7:100; 7:130; 7:140; 7:150; 7:250; 7:330; 8:100) were presented for adoption. The policies passed by roll call; one board member, Member Pipkin, recorded an abstention on the policies vote.

Several routine consent items — including minutes, executive session minutes, student activity account items, a tax appeal resolution, a Romeoville High School trip and donation items for Jonas Salk and Romeoville High — were approved as part of the consent agenda.

All roll‑call votes were recorded during the meeting; members voting in favor were recorded on the public roll call as Member Shrova, Member Bediras, Member Pipkin (except abstention on policies), Secretary Satterlund, Vice President Campbell and President Quigley. The board adjourned at the end of the regular session.

What’s next: several informational items were provided for board review — monthly investments, state funding updates, property tax receipts and all‑schools trust activity — and the draft calendar and an assistive‑technology iPad request were posted for future action at the next board meeting.