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Hononegah board approves $494,141.67 in bills, accepts vehicle donation and Edmentum renewal

Hononegah Community High School District 207 Board of Education · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The Hononegah Community High School District 207 board on Jan. 21 approved its consent agenda, clearing payments totaling $494,141.67, accepting a donated 2006 Toyota Sienna valued at $1,100, and authorizing a three-year Edmentum license renewal for $56,658.75.

The Hononegah Community High School District 207 Board approved its consent agenda during the Jan. 21 regular meeting, authorizing payment of bills that totaled $494,141.67. The board recorded line-item totals of Education $219,968.83, Operations & Maintenance $120,153.82 and Transportation $154,019.02.

The motion to approve the consent agenda passed unanimously; the transcript records "Motion by Lewis, seconded by Haab, to approve the consent agenda." The board also accepted a donation of a 2006 Toyota Sienna Sport Van from Warren Hickman valued at $1,100 and approved a Brisk Base License for $2,000 covering Jan. 1–May 31, 2026. The board approved an Edmentum license renewal costing $56,658.75, to be paid over three years.

Board members voted in unison on the consent items. The meeting minutes, Health Insurance Fund Report and Activity Fund Report were accepted as part of the same motion. The board carried the approvals with a unanimous roll call: Ballard, Flohr, Geddeis, Haab, Kurlinkus, Lewis and Schoepski.

The approvals leave the district positioned to proceed with licensed digital curriculum access and the approved contracted services; the Edmentum renewal and the Brisk Base license represent recurring instructional or student-support tools that the administration recommended during the meeting.