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Votes at a glance: Consent agenda, contracts, and MOAs approved

Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Board of Education · June 9, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda and individually approved multiple contracts (technology, student services, teaching & learning, safety, human resources) and memoranda of agreement with the teachers' association for robotics and ultimate frisbee supplemental pay; motions were seconded and recorded as approved in the transcript.

At the meeting the board approved the consent agenda and then moved through a series of individual contract approvals and memoranda of agreement.

Actions included motions and seconded votes to approve: - Technology contract (transcript numeric string garbled; motion recorded as approved). - Student services contract and related out-of-district tuition and staff-services line items (amounts listed in the transcript; motion recorded as approved). - Teaching and learning contract for $162,780 (transcript), approved. - Safety contract for $46,233.20 (transcript), approved. - Human resources contract for $79,851 (transcript), approved. - Two memoranda of agreement with the Oak Park Teachers Association: one clarifying supplemental pay for robotics coaching when enrollment requires additional coaches; another memorializing two seasons of ultimate frisbee as eligible for supplemental pay. Both MOAs were approved.

The transcript records each motion as moved, seconded, and followed by a sequence of "yes" votes. Individual board member names are not consistently paired with their recorded votes in the transcript; the motions were recorded as approved.

Notes on numeric precision: Several dollar amounts in the transcript appear garbled (for example a technology line reads as "$132,5184"). Where the transcript clearly provided numbers those are reported above; where the transcript string was unclear, the meeting materials should be consulted for the precise contract amounts before publication or financial reporting.