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Board approves consent agenda, personnel hires and $3.6M in bills
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Proviso Township High School District 209 board approved a multi-item consent agenda including contracts and renewals, affirmed several employment contracts and terminations by roll call, and approved a bills list totaling $3,613,247.15; roll-call votes were recorded as affirmative for each motion listed in the record.
The Proviso Township High School District 209 board took several formal actions during its June 9 meeting, approving a multi-item consent agenda, multiple employment contracts, personnel actions and a bills list in roll-call votes.
The consent agenda included contract renewals, in-kind donations to the D209 robotics team and software renewals (examples noted in the meeting record include database licenses, English-language-arts digital licenses, and athletic-trainer agreements). A motion to approve the consent agenda carried on roll call with all recorded members voting "I."
The board approved employment contracts reported in the meeting record, including an employment contract for Dr. Aaron Mason to serve as assistant principal at Proviso West High School and an employment contract for Michelle Bloomfield to serve as assistant principal at the Math and Science Academy. The motions carried on roll-call votes recorded in the transcript.
The board also approved terminations recorded in the personnel section (the meeting record references immediate terminations for named staff) and adopted the minutes of the May 12, 2026 board meeting. The board approved the bills list dated June 9, 2026 in the amount of $3,613,247.15.
Roll-call votes are recorded in the transcript with each trustee saying "I" during the call; the meeting audio and transcript record the motions as "motion carried" for each item. The transcript does not include a complete mover/second attribution for every motion; where a mover or seconder was named in the record that notation was preserved in the minutes.
