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CHSD 155 board ratifies March 17 actions, adopts 2026–27 budget calendar and fees

CHSD 155 Board of Education · April 2, 2026
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Summary

The CHSD 155 Board of Education held a retake meeting March 17, 2026 to ratify prior votes. The board approved the consent agenda—including minutes, treasurer’s report, bills, budget officer resolution, the FY2026–27 budget calendar and student fees and facility rental rates—by roll call.

The CHSD 155 Board of Education convened a retake meeting to formally ratify actions taken at its March 17, 2026 regular meeting, citing a new Open Meetings Act restriction on meetings held on election days.

The chair presented a consent agenda of items previously approved on March 17 and asked the board to ratify those actions. The items included approval of minutes (Feb. 17, 2026 and executive session minutes), the report of the assistant superintendent of finance and operations/CSBO Dr. Kevin Wernet, the treasurer’s report, approval of bills for March 2026, the budget officer resolution for 2026–2027, the adoption of the fiscal year 2026–2027 budget calendar, and approval of student fees and facility rental rates for 2026–2027.

A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded. The clerk called the roll and members recorded their votes to ratify the listed items.

The board also ratified a previously approved resolution for the honorable dismissal of teacher Nelly Adlard, which had been included on the consent agenda. There were no public comments during the meeting’s public participation period.

The board emphasized the procedural reason for the retake — the regular meeting fell on a primary election day and state guidance required retaking action to ensure compliance — and completed the formal ratification by voice/roll-call votes. The board then moved on to personnel and other business.