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Will County School District 92 board approves consent agenda, new hires and modest lunch price increase

Board of Education, Will County School District 92 · May 20, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Education approved a consent agenda May 20 that included multiple personnel actions (new hires, resignations, retirements), adoption of lunch prices for 2025–26 and routine financial items. The motion passed unanimously with one member absent.

The Board of Education of Will County School District 92 approved its consent agenda at the May 20, 2025, meeting, formalizing minutes, financial reports, personnel actions and other routine items. The motion, made by member Dopke and seconded by member Gorecki, passed with six ayes and one absence (Przybyl).

The consent agenda listed new hires effective for the 2025–26 school year, including Ashley Reilley (Grade 3 teacher, Reed), Jennifer Regan (Special Education teacher, Walsh), Mia Rey (Grade 1 teacher, Walsh), Haley Wilson (Grade 1 teacher, Walsh), Sophia Russo (Grade 1 teacher, Walsh), Jeremy Pack (Special Education teacher, Oak Prairie) and Abigail Prasch (Grade 2 teacher, Reed). The board recorded resignations and retirements: resignation of Christine Raley (paraprofessional, Oak Prairie) effective June 4, 2025, and retirements of Darrell Bauma (custodian, Reed) effective June 6, 2025, and Marcia French (custodian, Ludwig) effective June 30, 2025. Several personnel approvals were noted as pending paperwork or verification in board materials.

Board documents also show the district’s school lunch prices for 2025–26: elementary and junior high student lunches will rise from $3.40 to $3.50, adult lunches from $3.90 to $4.00, while reduced-price lunches remain $0.40. The consent agenda included a resolution to pay bills and payroll before adoption of the FY26 budget and an overview of hourly rate increases for 2025–26. President Matt Dusterhoft declared the motion carried after the vote.