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District says Early Childhood Center on schedule; ESC flagged for security upgrades

Board of Education, Skokie School District 68 · December 18, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Scott Grens told the board the Early Childhood Center capital project is on schedule and within budget and reported the Physical Security Assessment identified the Educational Service Center as a priority site for visitor-area safety improvements; STR Architects and Nicholas Associates are developing a plan and bid package.

District leadership reported steady progress on capital projects and identified facility safety upgrades as a near-term priority.

Superintendent Scott Grens told the board the Early Childhood Center project is on schedule and within budget. He said the 2024'2025 Physical Security Assessment identified the Educational Service Center as a priority site for future safety enhancements, particularly related to visitor areas and reception, and indicated STR Architects and Nicholas Associates are developing a cost-efficient plan and bid package for the board's consideration in the spring.

The updates were informational; no funding approvals or contract awards were taken at the Dec. 18 meeting.