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Prospect Heights SD 23 board moves into closed session, interviews three candidates for vacant seat

Prospect Heights School District 23 Board of Education · March 16, 2026
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Summary

At a March 16 special meeting, the Prospect Heights School District 23 Board of Education recessed into executive session to interview three applicants for a vacant board seat; procedural motions to enter and exit the session and to adjourn passed unanimously by the six attending members. The public minutes do not record any appointment.

Prospect Heights School District 23 board members met in a special session March 16, 2026, at the Grodsky Administration Building and moved into executive session "for the purpose of the selection of a person to fill the vacant Board of Education seat." Dr. Spencer Long made the motion to go into executive session at 6:09 p.m., which Brynn Nordmark seconded; the roll call recorded six Yeas and one absence (Greidanus).

During the closed portion of the meeting the board conducted interviews of three applicants: Ms. Nana Djabate, Mr. Nick Farris and Mrs. Zara Summers. The transcript records that the board interviewed the applicants but does not include an open-session announcement of an appointment or the outcome of any final selection.

Board members returned to open session at 8:30 p.m. after a motion by Tracey Morrissey, seconded by Mari-Lynn Peters, to close the executive session. The board then approved a motion to adjourn at 8:31 p.m.; each of those procedural motions passed on recorded 6-0 votes with Mr. Greidanus listed as absent.

The meeting minutes list present members as President Rebecca McClaney, Vice-President Dr. Spencer Long, Secretary Carol Botwinski, Tracey Morrissey, Brynn Nordmark and Mari-Lynn Peters, and note that Dr. Don Angelaccio was also present. The minutes say no visitors addressed the board. The document does not specify why the seat is vacant or whether a selection occurred after the interviews.