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District 112 backs neighboring districts’ withdrawal from TrueNorth cooperative; files intent to withdraw

Board of Education, North Shore SD 112 · July 8, 2025
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Summary

The Board approved resolutions supporting the planned withdrawal of four districts from TrueNorth Educational Cooperative 804 and noted District 112 has filed notice of intent to withdraw to protect against assuming cooperative liabilities; votes were unanimous (5–0).

Deputy Superintendent Dr. Monica Schroeder reported that Northbrook/Glenview District 30, Northbrook District 27, Bannockburn District 106 and Deerfield Public Schools District 109 had each passed notices of intent to withdraw from TrueNorth Educational Cooperative 804 following legal consultation. Those districts asked other TrueNorth members for resolutions supporting their intent to withdraw. The administration said District 112 also filed an intent to withdraw to protect itself from assuming cooperative liabilities.

The Board approved resolutions 250708c–f supporting the four districts’ withdrawal notices; the motions were moved and seconded as recorded and passed by roll call vote (AYES: Fink, Fishman, Itkin, Kessler, Lasko). Dr. Schroeder framed the action as a protective step while the affected districts pursue withdrawal under the Illinois School Code.

Why it matters: withdrawal could affect shared services and obligations administered through the cooperative; administrators cited Illinois School Code processes and independent legal counsel for the withdrawing districts.