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CCSD93 logs several FOIA requests on contracts and lead-testing records
Summary
Between Dec. 31, 2025 and Jan. 7, 2026 the district received multiple FOIA requests seeking aide contracts, vendor agreements, named vendor contracts and lead-testing/abatement records; the district recorded dates it responded to each request.
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CCSD93 documented multiple Freedom of Information Act requests and recorded response dates in Board materials distributed Jan. 15. Requests included: two from Owen Wang, Reporter for the Lake County Gazette (Dec. 31 and Jan. 1) seeking active full-time aide contracts and copies of vendor contracts over $1,000 — both responded to on Jan. 5; a Jan. 5 request from Joel Shroades (SmartProcure) asking for records since Jan. 1, 2023 for a list of specified vendors including PowerSchool, GoGuardian, Lightspeed Systems and others (responded Jan. 7); and a Jan. 7 request from David Arvayo (Painters District Council No. 30) seeking lead-testing and abatement documentation for district properties built before Jan. 1, 1978 (responded Jan. 8).
The Shroades request asked for contracts, contracting parties, purpose, start and end dates, total value, and amendments for the listed vendors. The Arvayo request asked for building lists, lead test results, authorizations for self-performed maintenance, EPA-required RRP records, staff training certifications, BLL/ZPP test results (if any), and abatement contracts where applicable. The minutes note the dates the District responded but do not list the substantive documents released in response; follow-up FOIA tracking is maintained by district staff.
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