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Votes at a glance: Round Lake Area Board actions on April 20, 2026
Summary
The board approved the agenda with an edit, accepted meeting minutes, approved the consent agenda (including $1,354,233.89 in accounts payable), approved a FY27 safety-hazard busing resolution, adopted a $2,700 agreement for Champion Cheer Culture, and approved meeting schedules, committee appointments and overnight trips.
The Round Lake Area Board of Education recorded the following formal actions at its April 20, 2026 meeting.
• Approve meeting agenda with edit to remove agenda item 3b (March athletes of the month). Motion by Miss Lee; second by Missus Larson. Motion carried by roll call.
• Approve open meeting minutes (04/06/2026). Motion moved and seconded; motion carried by roll call.
• Approve consent agenda, including an accounts payable report for $1,354,233.89 and a previous motions report for $105,486.26, the February 26 treasurer’s report, the March 2026 PCART report and the 04/20/2026 employment report. Motion carried by roll call.
• Approve the fiscal year 2027 resolution to continue serious safety-hazard busing conditions (annual approval). Motion carried by roll call; Miss Bennett noted three high-school entries are pending IDOT approval and marked on the list as pending.
• Approve the proposed 2026–27 regular board meeting schedule and keep committee chairs and liaison appointments status quo. Motion carried by roll call.
• Approve an agreement with Champion Cheer Culture (C3) in the amount of $2,700 for the RLHS cheer program for the 2026–27 season; the expense will be paid from the cheerleading activity account. Motion carried by roll call.
• Approve the proposed second-semester overnight trip to Washington, D.C., for Round Lake Middle School and McGee Middle School; motion carried by roll call.
• Move to convene into closed session under cited statutes for employment matters, real estate, student matters and closed meeting minutes; motion carried by roll call and open session ended.
Where the transcript recorded mover and seconder text, the article preserves those attributions exactly as presented in the meeting record. Vote tallies in the transcript were recorded as roll-call “Yes” responses by board members present and motions were recorded as carrying in each instance. If a detail (for example a department or vendor contract number) was not specified in the meeting record, this summary lists the item as approved but marks missing details as not specified.
