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DuPage HSD 88 board approves treasurer's report, budget status and several purchases; appoints assistant principal
Summary
The board approved the treasurer's report showing a $92,055,566.49 balance, accepted the budget-status report, approved purchases including band uniforms ($27,510.60) and a 2026 Chevrolet Trax ($23,135.36), adopted updated policies and, following closed session, appointed Glenn Rudman as assistant principal.
The DuPage HSD 88 Board of Education approved routine fiscal reports, several procurement items and a personnel appointment during its meeting.
Finance and budget: The treasurer’s report for the month ending Dec. 31, 2025 showed a total balance of $92,055,566.49 and monthly interest income of $211,003.90 (year-to-date interest $1,471,731.32). The board also received a detailed budget-status report outlining fund-by-fund revenue and expenditure trends: education-fund local revenues were reported at 48.27% (approximately $25.6 million), state aid about 47.9% (~$3.6 million), and federal aid reported as approximately $2.12 million. The O&M, transportation and IMRF/pension funds were discussed with line-item trends and capital-expenditure variances explained in the presentation.
Procurement and purchases: The board approved a motion to accept the lowest proposal for Willowbrook High School band uniforms revised to 130 coats and plumes for a total amount presented as $27,510.60; coats were to be paid from the current fiscal year and plumes from the next fiscal year. The board also approved the purchase of one 2026 Chevrolet Trax driver-education vehicle in the total amount of $23,135.36 through the National Auto Fleet Group contract via Sourcewell to expand back-of-the-wheel capacity at Addison Trail High School.
Policies and information items: The board adopted a set of updated board policies on second reading (policy numbers recited during the motion). The board received informational reports on Freedom of Information Act requests and credit-card summaries; the presiding officer noted a pending bill that would require review of credit-card reports.
Personnel: After moving into closed session to discuss personnel matters, the board voted to appoint Glenn Rudman as an assistant principal.
All actions on motions reported in the transcript were carried by roll call vote as recorded during the meeting.
