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Frontenac board reviews 212 E McKay building plan, Greenbush Health Trust renewal and enrollment update
Summary
At its June 8 meeting, Frontenac USD 249 trustees reviewed a planning document for a building at 212 E McKay, heard details about a proposed change to the Greenbush Health Trust structure that could move to a partially self-funded captive model, and received an enrollment update; final decisions were deferred to future meetings.
The Frontenac Unified School District 249 Board of Education spent part of its June 8 meeting reviewing a planning document for a building at 212 E McKay and received updates on district enrollment and health insurance arrangements.
District Coordinator Brandy Stanley presented the planning document for 212 E McKay and walked trustees through the conceptual materials; the board took the presentation for consideration and did not take final action at the meeting.
Stanley also briefed the board on the Greenbush Health Trust renewal process. She said the trust group is considering moving to a partially self-funded captive model, with administration by USI and Everlong and a medical network of UnitedHealthcare. Stanley said details were still being finalized and additional information would be available before the July meeting.
Julie Underwood and other administrators provided a year-end budget projection and an update on enrollment figures; the transcript records that the enrollment update was presented but does not provide headcount totals in the minutes.
Board members asked clarifying questions and requested follow-up information where appropriate; the board did not adopt any binding decisions on the building planning document or the Greenbush structure during the meeting.
The board scheduled follow-up and expected additional details on the health trust renewal and HVAC bid clarifications in advance of the July meeting.
