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Sesser‑Valier board approves consent agenda including multiple MOUs, bills and dual‑credit authorization
Summary
The board approved a broad consent agenda July 14 that included intergovernmental agreements, program authorizations and the payment of $721,270.90 in bills and $487,441.04 in salaries; the vote was 6–0.
The Sesser‑Valier Community Unit School District No. 196 Board of Education on July 14 approved a consent agenda that added several memoranda of understanding and intergovernmental agreements and authorized routine financial transactions. The motion, made by Lance and seconded by board member Rounds, passed by roll call vote of six yeas and zero nays.
The approved items included a Centerstone memorandum of understanding; a food service agreement with Franklin‑Jefferson Special Education District No. 801; an MOU with Regional Office of Education #21 for tuition‑based alternative education services; an intergovernmental agreement with Lake County Regional Office of Education #34 for participation in the Illinois Virtual Schools & Academy (IVSA); authorization for the superintendent to execute the FY26 Teen REACH program agreement; authority to execute a dual‑credit agreement with Rend Lake College; execution of the 2025–2026 Section 125 plan(s); approval of a facility‑use request for the Football Field Complex (SV Jr Football); and display of revised board policies for first reading.
Financial items were also approved as part of the consent agenda. The board approved bills totaling $721,270.90 and payroll/salaries in the amount of $487,441.04, as reflected in the motion and recorded roll call.
Superintendent J. Henry listed the agenda additions to the board before the vote and noted that the proposed dual‑credit agreement and program authorizations were intended to preserve course options for high school students.
Board action: Motion passed 6–0. The consent‑agenda approval was recorded under the motion moved by Lance and seconded by Rounds.
