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Palatine CCSD 15 board approves personnel actions and multiple facility/fuel contracts

Palatine CCSD 15 Board of Education · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The board approved routine minutes, personnel actions (nonrenewals, resignations, terminations) and awarded several construction contracts for parking-lot and bus-lot improvements, plus multi-year fuel supply contracts.

At its meeting, the Palatine CCSD 15 Board of Education approved a set of personnel and contract items summarized below.

Personnel and human-resources actions approved included a resolution for a nonrenewal and honorable dismissal (item 8.1), a resignation agreement and general release for a district staff member (item 8.3), and a March personnel report that included a termination recommendation (item 8.4). These motions were made, seconded and carried by roll call; the meeting record shows votes recorded for each motion.

Contracts and bids: The board awarded a three-year gasoline contract to Osco, Inc.; ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel to Colonial Oil Enterprises; and diesel exhaust fluid to Al Warren Oil Company (item 8.5). The board also awarded multiple parking-lot improvement projects (Hunting Ridge, Kimell Hill, Lincoln Elementary, Mary and Jordan, Steuart Paddock, and Walter R. Sunling bus-lot) to contractors identified in the agenda with base bid amounts recorded in the motion (items 8.6–8.11). For example, the Hunting Ridge project base bid was recorded as $27,685 and the Walter R. Sunling bus lot base bid as $289,266.

The board approved the consent calendar containing these and other routine items after individual roll-call votes on several items; motions were carried as recorded in the public roll calls.

Why it matters: The contracted work funds summer facility improvements and fuel contracts support transportation operations. Personnel actions implement administrative and staffing decisions reflected in the personnel report.

What the meeting record shows: Motions were presented and adopted by roll call; specific dollar amounts per contract were included in the motions. The record does not include a complete line-by-line affirmative vote list for every individual action in the public excerpt, but each motion in the consent calendar was carried.

Sources: Motions and roll-call votes reported during the action portion of the meeting (SEG 3442–SEG 3812).