The board adopted a resolution continuing bus transportation for students at intersections designated as serious safety hazards for the 2025–26 year, including sites previously added such as Crystal Lake Road.
District attorneys recommended policy updates including reversion to 2020 Title IX regulations after a federal court ruling; board will consider final adoption at its July meeting.
The board approved a roughly $169,400 change order to Midwest Mechanical to upgrade thermostats at Edgebrook so building HVAC units can be controlled remotely.
To meet paid‑lunch equity requirements tied to federal reimbursements, the board approved a 10¢ increase to school breakfast and lunch prices for fiscal 2026.
The board approved a resolution authorizing public notice and sealed bids for sale of the district-owned property commonly known as Landmark School at 3614 West Waukegan Road.
The McHenry School District 15 board approved Valley View Elementary School’s improvement plan, making the school eligible for targeted grant funds and adding bilingual intervention staff.
Hilltop School staff and students described a multi-tiered social-emotional learning program, cited measurement with DESSA, partnerships with Playworks, staff morale work (VIB program), classroom incentives and a student-led Smile Squad during a May 13 McHenry CCSD 15 board meeting; the board offered praise but no formal action was taken.
At the May 13 McHenry CCSD 15 reorganization meeting five newly elected or reelected board members took oaths of office; the board elected Chad Mihavic president, Lindsay Turner vice president and Rachel McDonnell secretary, and approved the superintendent’s appointment of the district recording/corresponding secretary, Kate McInany.