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Board approves consent agenda including school fees, digitizing records and small‑value purchases

Lincolnwood School District 74 Board of Education · February 5, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved a consent agenda with multiple items: 2026‑27 school fees, Post‑Issuance Tax Compliance Reports, a $4,800 network rack quote, a 0.42% PPO district cost increase (estimated $8,700), and up to $7,000 to digitize district records; the Finance Committee recorded its support for most items.

The Board’s consent agenda covered a set of administrative and finance items. The Finance Committee members in attendance stated support for the Administration’s recommendation to approve the 2026‑27 School Fee Schedule, to accept the Post‑Issuance Tax Compliance Reports (to be placed on the Feb. 5 agenda), to approve a $4,800 quote from Renaissance Communication Systems for installation of a network rack at Rutledge Hall, to approve a 0.42% increase in the district’s share of FY27 PPO costs (estimated annual increase $8,700) to add preventive care benefits, and to approve an estimate not to exceed $7,000 from Cross Rhodes Print & Technologies to digitize district and student records. The minutes note that Finance Committee members did not state support for the Administration’s recommended rental fee reduction to $500 per classroom for Inspirit AI’s summer program.

Vice President Myra A. Foutris moved and Secretary Pro‑Tem Elissa B. Rosenberg seconded approval of the full Consent Agenda; the motion was approved by roll call with Ayes from Foutris, Kwon, Oleniczak, Rosenberg, Seta and Theodore. The items will proceed according to district purchasing and policy procedures; the Post‑Issuance Tax Compliance Report will be placed on the Board agenda for formal acceptance.