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Board agenda schedules public hearing on adopting multi-year E-Learning program
Summary
The District has placed a public hearing on the Oct. 3 agenda to consider a resolution adopting an E-Learning Program for the 2024-25 through 2026-27 school years in lieu of scheduled emergency days; the agenda item would change how the district counts and covers emergency instruction days if approved.
Lincolnwood School District 74's Oct. 3 agenda includes a public hearing and potential resolution to adopt an E-Learning Program for the 2024-25, 2025-26, and 2026-27 school years in lieu of using scheduled emergency days. The item is listed under the Curriculum and Instruction report from Assistant Superintendent Dr. Dominick M. Lupo and is presented as an information/discussion/action item, signaling an opportunity for public comment followed by board action.
The agenda line lists the three school years explicitly; it does not include the full resolution language or implementation details on technology, attendance accounting, or expectations for staff and students. Adoption would alter the district's approach to emergency closure days but the agenda does not record whether the board took final action at this meeting.
