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Votes at a glance: U-46 approves consent agenda, property sale, curriculum purchases and budget items
Summary
The board approved a long consent agenda that included personnel items, contracts and curriculum purchases, adopted a resolution to sell real property at 2001 Oak Avenue in Hanover Park, approved the listed bills and multiple science and instructional resource contracts.
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At its June 15 meeting the U-46 Board of Education approved a series of routine and programmatic items by roll call.
Key actions recorded in the minutes and approved unanimously (roll call recorded votes in the transcript) included:
• Allowing Miss Khan to participate virtually due to personal illness or disability (motion approved). • Moving into and returning from a closed session at 5:47 p.m. for enumerated personnel, student and real-estate deliberations (motion approved). • Approval of the consent agenda covering personnel reports, surplus disposals, multiple curriculum and instructional-material bids, contract renewals (including assessments and Microsoft licenses), and other procurement items (motion approved). • Approval of the listed bills for June 15, 2026 (amounts recorded in the meeting packet and read into the record; motion approved). • Adoption of a resolution to sell district property located at 2001 Oak Avenue, Hanover Park (motion approved). • Approval of several curriculum resource proposals for Advanced Placement and honors science courses and related instructional materials (motions approved for AP Biology; AP Chemistry; AP Environmental Science; AP Physics 1 and C; honors biology and chemistry; earth and space and other science resources). • Approval of specialized student-services furniture/materials bids and other operations proposals. • Approval of a waiver under 105 ILCS 527-6 allowing elementary physical education to be scheduled less than three days per week in certain grades at schools with space constraints (motion approved).
Roll-call tallies in the transcript show unanimous 'yes' votes from board members recorded as Miss Kerr, Miss Khan, Miss Martin, Miss Nolan, Miss Schwarz, Miss Thomas and President Owens on motions that required a roll call.
Several purchase amounts and itemized contract totals were read into the record during the meeting; readers should consult the official posted agenda packet for precise contract titles and dollar amounts before execution.

