The board opened a public hearing on plans to sell up to $60,000,000 in bonds to bring student-occupied facilities into compliance with the State Board of Education building code; no written or oral testimony was submitted and the hearing was adjourned by vote.
District staff announced adding a fifth-grade accelerated (two years above grade level) math course next year, described eligibility criteria (3 of 5 data points) and reported current and projected enrollment figures; questions focused on scheduling, transportation and student workload.
The board approved minutes, accounts payable ($1,848,335.33), payroll ($7,415,282.18), personnel actions including a reduction in force, updated job descriptions that eliminate one assistant-superintendent position, and accepted donations totaling $22,000 for playground upgrades and Earth Day supplies.
District staff proposed transitioning the dual-language program from Stone to Wesley to consolidate small grade-level cohorts, citing Illinois requirements and enrollment decline; the board discussed transportation options and promised decisions after registration data are finalized.
The Addison School District 4 board approved a resolution calling a public hearing on plans to sell up to $60 million in school fire prevention and safety bonds to fund building upgrades; the hearing is scheduled for March at Indian Trail Junior High.
The board accepted the FY25 audit (ISBE financial profile score of 4), approved E-rate FY29 projects, several contracts (landscape, crossing guards), and routine payroll/accounts payable and personnel actions.
At the Jan. 21 meeting the Addison SD 4 Board of Education approved minutes, accounts payable ($1,982,009.36), December payroll ($7,397,366.99), personnel actions, student fees and the 2026–27 calendar; it also approved an SRO IGA and awarded $4,436,503 in capital contracts.
At the Jan. 21 meeting, Addison SD 4 trustees heard a presentation from PMA and district staff about a possible health and life-safety bond issuance, asked how flexible project scope would be over time, and pressed for details on ISBE review, exemptions and fee structure.
At its Dec. 17 meeting the Addison SD 4 board approved minutes, accounts payable totaling $1,821,540.23, November payroll of $7,468,626.69, a personnel report listing resignations/hire/retirement, and a waiver of second reading to adopt several policy updates.
Superintendent Dr. Nick Sutton told the board Dec. 17 that rising property values and low tax rates have left Addison SD 4 drawing construction money from reserves and urged consideration of health, life-safety bonds to address an estimated $40–$50 million backlog for roofs, HVAC and other critical systems.