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Morton board approves IGA with Cicero District 99 for Teaching Education Pathway Program
Summary
The board approved an intergovernmental agreement with Cicero District 99 to establish a Teaching Education Pathway Program; the motion passed 5–0. The minutes record approval but provide no implementation details.
The Board of Education approved an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) between J. Sterling Morton High School and Cicero District 99 for a Teaching Education Pathway Program at the Aug. 6 special meeting. Member Mark Kraft moved to approve the IGA; Member Fernando Godinez seconded. The motion carried with all five members present voting aye.
The minutes identify the action and the program name but do not include contract terms, funding amounts, or an implementation timeline. The IGA's approval signals the districts' intent to collaborate on the Teaching Education Pathway Program, but any operational details or staff assignments must be confirmed in follow-up documentation or future meetings.
