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Hinsdale Township High School District 86 approves personnel contract, CIO transition consulting agreement

Board of Education of Hinsdale Township High School District 86 · July 13, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a one-year contract for a director of professional learning and a consulting agreement for CIO transition support; both measures passed by unanimous roll-call votes (7–0). The consulting agreement authorizes up to five hours per week at $125 per hour through December 2026.

The Hinsdale Township High School District 86 board approved several personnel and contract items during a July 13 special meeting, including a one-year contract for a director of professional learning and a short-term consulting agreement to support a transition in the district’s information-technology leadership.

On a motion announced by Member Waters, the board approved a one-year contract effective July 13, 2026, through June 30, 2027, to hire Jacob Adams as director of professional learning. The motion was approved by roll call and announced as carrying 7–0. (The salary figure read aloud in the motion was unclear in the transcript and could not be confirmed from the meeting record.)

Trustees also approved a consulting agreement intended to provide transition support between the district and the former CIO named in the motion (the transcript uses variant spellings for the name). The motion described consulting services of up to five hours per week, payable at $125 per hour, through December 2026 to support newly hired CIO Michael Swanson. Members discussed that the arrangement is intended to be “as needed” and to provide a runway for the incoming CIO; the vote was 7–0.

The board then approved its consent agenda (routine items) by roll call. No other formal action related to athletics oversight was taken during the special meeting.