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Belvidere CUSD 100 board approves FY2026 budget amendment and authorizes property actions
Summary
Board President Jorge Herrera said the Belvidere CUSD 100 Board of Education approved an amendment to its fiscal year 2026 budget and authorized a lease renewal, marketing of a former school property with a real estate broker, and the sale of Perry Elementary School; no dollar amounts or vote tallies were provided in the recap.
On June 15, the Belvidere CUSD 100 Board of Education approved an amendment to its fiscal year 2026 budget and authorized several property-related steps, Board President Jorge Herrera said in a brief public recap.
Herrera said the board “held a public hearing and approved an amendment to the district's fiscal year 2026 budget.” The recap did not include the amended dollar total or the vote tally for the action.
The board also approved a lease renewal to continue use of Kishwaki School and authorized staff to work with a real estate broker to market the (Kishwaki/Koshwaki) school property, according to Herrera. He said the board authorized the sale of Perry Elementary School. The recap did not specify sale terms, timelines or which properties are surplus to district needs.
The board’s announcement did not list who moved or seconded the motions, nor did Herrera provide vote counts or meeting minutes details in the recorded recap. Herrera framed the actions as part of “support[ing] the district's ongoing operations and long-term planning.”
Next steps appear to include broker-led marketing for the named property and administrative follow-up on the sale process and lease renewal. The district has not provided additional public details about the budget amendment, the marketing timeline, or the terms for the proposed Perry Elementary sale.
