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Board approves consent agenda including personnel actions and destruction of older closed-session recording

Board of Education Will County School District 92 · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a consent agenda that included minutes, financial reports, personnel items (new hires, resignations, reassignments, and long-term leaves) and destruction of a closed-session recording from Aug. 13, 2024. The motion passed unanimously.

The Will County SD 92 Board of Education approved the consent agenda at its Feb. 17 meeting. Member Washington moved to approve and member Dopke seconded; the motion included meeting minutes (Jan. 20 special, closed and regular meetings), the treasurer’s report, monthly expenditures, and personnel transactions such as new hires, reassignments and long-term leaves. The board also approved destruction of a closed-session recording from Aug. 13, 2024. The motion passed with all seven members voting AYE.

Personnel details listed in the board packet included new paraprofessional hires (for example, Michelle Murrin, Paraprofessional at Walsh, employment dated 2/17/26), resignations (Brianna Freehauf, Paraprofessional at Ludwig, resignation dated 2/13/26), reassignments (several instructional coaches named for 2026–27), and multiple long-term leaves with estimated start dates and substitutes noted in the packet. The transcript notes: 'Notes: (1) pending new employee paperwork, (2) pending verification of teaching years, (3) pending Faith’s Law verification.'

The consent vote was recorded in the transcript as: 'AYE: Dopke, Washington, Gorecki, Przybyl, Pavlinic, Tidwell, and Dusterhoft NAY: None ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: None. Motion passed.'