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Board votes to begin investigation into withdrawal from True North Cooperative
Summary
The Lake Forest CHSD 115 board voted unanimously to begin a process to investigate withdrawing from the True North Cooperative; board president said the motion initiates an investigation only and is not a final decision. Families will receive district communications the next morning.
The Lake Forest Community High School District 115 Board of Education voted on June 3 to initiate an investigation into withdrawing from the True North Cooperative, a step the board described as exploratory rather than final.
“May I have a motion to adopt the resolution for withdrawal from True North Cooperative?” the board president asked before the board moved and seconded the resolution. After the roll call, the president clarified: “This is merely a 1st step.” The motion passed by roll call vote with all members recorded as voting aye.
Board members framed the action as the start of an evaluation process rather than an immediate termination. The president told viewers the motion “initiates the process for investigation to withdraw,” and that any formal action would be contingent on findings and could move forward or back based on evidence gathered. District staff said families could expect a communication the next morning with additional information.
The board did not adopt a timeline for the investigation during the meeting and did not vote on a final withdrawal; the motion authorized staff to begin the evaluation process and gather information for later consideration.
