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Votes at a glance: Burbank SD 111 approves consent agenda, contracts and personnel actions
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda that included $2,102,231.41 in bills and multiple personnel actions, authorized contracts for classroom furniture and restroom accessibility, approved the health & dental renewal with EBC, and approved a contract for leadership coaching; full roll-call votes were recorded for each motion.
At its March 25 meeting the Burbank SD 111 Board of Education approved a series of motions covering district finances, personnel and contracts. Key outcomes included:
- Consent Agenda approved (motion by Vice President Thomas Jansen, seconded by Gregory Komperda). Funds recorded: Education Fund $1,891,852.30; Operation & Maintenance $185,669.74; Transportation Fund $24,709.37; TOTAL FUNDS $2,102,231.41. Roll call: Dabrowski, Schuetz, Greene, Swistowicz, Thomas, Jansen, Komperda — Ayes; Motion carried.
- Personnel actions included multiple FMLA notices, tenure recommendations, retirements, and summer-school staffing. The board accepted retirements and approved hires listed on the agenda.
- The board approved contracts/purchases: a $37,460 contract with Silver Strong & Associates for Liberty leadership coaching (paid with School Improvement Grant funds); $64,062.57 for instructional classroom furniture from KI; and $66,754.00 for restroom accessibility work at the administration building with Allied Facility Partners. The board also approved the 2026-27 Health & Dental Insurance contract renewal with the Educational Benefits Cooperative (EBC).
- Employment actions: Motion to employ Erik Jansen as Technology Support Specialist (salary $46,500.00) passed; hiring of listed summer-help employees at $16.38/hour was approved (one abstention recorded on the summer-help motion).
All recorded votes and motions are reflected in the board minutes. Several motions were carried by unanimous roll call; abstentions were recorded where members recused or abstained as noted in the minutes.
