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Board approves personnel changes, graduates, continuous school improvement plans and public‑health MOA

Urbana School District 116 Board of Education · August 7, 2024
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Summary

The Urbana SD 116 board unanimously approved three personnel item sets, the list of Urbana High School graduates, the district’s continuous school improvement plans, and a memorandum with the Champaign‑Urbana Public Health District for dental/sealant services (items 9.1–9.5).

The board took several consent and action votes late in the meeting. Items approved by roll call included:

• 9.1 Personnel items (general personnel approvals). Roll call recorded: Member Hixon — yes; Vice President Exom — yes; President Palowski — yes; Member Langendorf — yes; Member Baxley — yes; Member Jones — yes; Member Staten — yes. (Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded at the meeting.)

• 9.2 Administrative personnel items. Roll call recorded the same affirmative votes by listed members.

• 9.3 Approval of the 2024 Urbana High School graduates. The board moved and approved the graduates list by roll call (all listed members voting yes).

• 9.4 Approval of the continuous school improvement plans presented earlier in the meeting. The board voted by roll call to approve the plans; presenters — district staff and principals — will follow up with monitoring reports.

• 9.5 Memorandum of agreement with the Champaign‑Urbana Public Health District (CUPHD) to host school dental clinics and sealant programs. The MOA requires the district to provide space and support logistics while CUPHD provides dentists and supplies; the board approved the MOA by roll call.

All five docket items were moved, seconded and approved with recorded roll‑call votes showing the listed members voting "yes." No recorded "no" votes, abstentions or recusals were logged in the transcript for these items. The board then recessed for an executive session that will address potential litigation; no further public actions followed the closed session.