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Life-safety report highlights Nippersink Middle School; board discusses state-approved bond uses

Nippersink School District 2 Board of Education · November 24, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Tom Lind reviewed life-safety priorities and costs, noting most improvements are at Nippersink Middle School and that the district could use state-approved Life Safety Bonds; Allison Andrews of Wold outlined what the state would approve.

Dr. Tom Lind summarized the district's Health Life Safety Report and a cost update from work completed last school year, saying the district should next focus on priority items still to be completed in the priority 1 and 2 columns. He noted that the majority of required improvements are at Nippersink Middle School and that the district can use Life Safety Bonds to fund eligible projects.

Allison Andrews from Wold explained which items the state of Illinois would approve for Life Safety Bonds. The minutes record administrative discussion about timelines and state approval; no bond issuance was authorized Nov. 24, and the board discussed next steps for the life-safety application process.