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Board approves consent agenda, student fees and several vendor contract extensions

Board of Education of Warren Township High School District 121 · March 19, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved the consent agenda (including bills of $6,552,019.38 and personnel recommendations), student fees for 2026–27, a two-year extension with House Security Inc., a one-year extension with GSF USA Inc., and an IGA with the Regional Office of Education for the ALOP program.

At its regular March meeting the Board of Education of Warren Township High School District 121 approved a slate of routine and contractual items by roll-call votes.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda, which included field trips (boys volleyball to Lincoln Way East, bands and choirs to Orlando), bills dated March 17, 2026 in the amount of $6,552,019.38, gifts, and personnel recommendations (exhibit A). The consent agenda also included a resolution authorizing the destruction of certain verbatim recordings.

Student fees: Trustees approved student fees for the 2026–27 school year.

Contracts: The board approved a two-year contract extension with House Security Inc. for security services and a one-year extension with GSF USA Inc. for custodial cleaning services; both were continuations of existing providers. Administration noted these were extensions of vendors the district currently uses.

Intergovernmental agreement: The board approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Regional Office of Education for the district's ALOP program.

Votes: Each item passed on roll call at the meeting; the chair announced motions carried for the consent agenda and subsequent action items. The meeting record contains roll-call responses but did not include consolidated tallies in the discussion record beyond the board announcing approval.