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Kankakee Valley School Corp. board approves routine consent items, personnel moves and vendor contracts
Summary
At its July 13 meeting the board approved minutes, payroll/claims, retirements and resignations, extracurricular and certified staffing recommendations, named DFA Dairy Brands and Alpha Baking Company as vendors, approved benefit plans and several facility and maintenance contracts. Most motions passed unanimously; the Stacy Walter substitute hire recorded a 5-0-1 vote.
The Kankakee Valley School Corp. board approved a slate of routine business and personnel items during its July 13 regular meeting before moving into a work session.
The board accepted the minutes of its June 8 meeting and approved corporation claims and payroll. The board approved listed retirements and resignations and accepted extracurricular (ECA) recommendations. Certified staffing recommendations were approved, and the board separately approved Stacy Walter as a DeMotte Elementary 2nd-grade long-term substitute; the recorded vote on that hire was 5–0–1 (one member recorded separately).
Classified staffing recommendations and a transfer request were approved. The board also approved vendor contracts and purchases: DFA Dairy Brands as the district milk vendor and Alpha Baking Company as the bakery vendor for the 2026–27 school year; City Electric Supply was approved to supply 500 light fixtures for the high school; and Precision Controls was authorized to replace a masonry chimney associated with a high-school water heater.
The board approved changes to the district’s responsible-use policy to comply with recently passed legislation and approved 401(a) and 403(b) plan documents previously requested by KDTA. Several facility-use requests and field trip approvals were also granted.
S1 presented the items and called for votes; motions were seconded and carried, with most recorded as unanimous (6–0) or the single 5–0–1 vote noted above. No contentious debate or public participation was recorded during the consent portion of the meeting.
Regular meeting business concluded and the board recessed to a work session where a feasibility study and stakeholder survey on potential elementary reconfiguration were presented.
