MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DECEMBER 18, 2018

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1 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DECEMBER 18, 2018 A regular meeting of the Board of Education, District 155, McHenry and Lake Counties, Illinois, was held at Prairie Ridge High School, 6000 Dvorak Drive, Crystal Lake, IL in said District, Tuesday, December 18, President Adam Guss called the meeting to order at 7:32 p.m. The President directed the Secretary to call the roll. Upon the roll being called, the following members answered present: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, and Dave Secrest. Also present were: Steve Olson, Superintendent; Scott Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services; Jeremy Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations; Erica Bruso, Director of Fiscal Services; Shannon Podzimek, Director of Communications; Matt Timmerman, Director of Curriculum and Assessment; George DiVenere, Director of Technology; Dr. Steven Koch, Josh Nobilio, Dr. Eric Ernd, and Neil Lesinski, Principals CHSD 155; Lisa Connell, Prairie Ridge High School Vice Principal; and Jeff Daurer, Service-Centered Operations Support. Additional names of attendance on attached sign-in sheet. The Pledge of Allegiance was said by all in attendance. Dave Secrest moved and Amy Blazier seconded the motion that the minutes of Regular Meeting November 20, 2018, Executive Session November 20, 2018, Special Meeting December 4, 2018, and Executive Session December 4, 2018 be approved as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris (for Special Meeting December 4, 2018 and Executive Session December 4, 2018), Dave Secrest Nay: None Present: Nicole Pavoris (for Regular Meeting November 20, 2018 and Executive Session November 20, 2018) Dr. Steve Koch, Prairie Ridge High School Principal, welcomed the Board of Education and shared information on the Humanities division (English, arts, music) as well as providing an introduction to the Humanities Highlights: Blended Learning presentation. It was noted that Advanced Writing is a Blended Learning course offered at Prairie Ridge High School. Rachel Kautz, Prairie Ridge Humanities Division Leader, also welcomed the Board of Education and introduced the Humanities staff members from Prairie Ridge High School. Ms. Kautz then shared a video of various Humanities classroom activities. Dr. Vicki Billimack, Prairie Ridge English Teacher, shared the Advanced Writing course and writing process in the Blended Learning format. Board members were

2 informed that Dr. Billimack wrote the proposal for this Blended Learning course by reevaluating the curriculum (class vs. individual) and reviewing the units (class time vs. flex days). Dr. Billimack explained that the Advanced Writing class meets 2-3 times per week along with 2-3 flex days; allowing for the ability of one-on-one teacher/student contact. It was noted that Advanced Writing is a semester course; currently only offered in the fall. Written and vocal feedback from students was shared with all in attendance along with a Prairie Ridge High School student sharing her perspective on being in the Blended Learning class. Dr. Steve Koch concluded the presentation by speaking on change, providing different opportunities to students, and receiving positive feedback. Shannon Podzimek, Director of Communications, announced that Dr. Steve Koch, Prairie Ridge Principal, would provide the introductions regarding Student Recognition. The CHSD 155 student listed below was recognized for her accomplishments. IHSA State Swimming Finals (Athletes with Disabilities Division) Makayla Nietzel, Prairie Ridge High School; Winning four events 100 breaststroke, 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, and 200 freestyle Shannon Podzimek, Director of Communications, then provided the introductions regarding Staff Recognition. Board members were informed that Prairie Ridge High School teachers Leah Groat and Kristin Lee presented at the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages convention held in New Orleans, Louisiana (November 15-18, 2018). Ms. Groat and Ms. Lee shared their thoughts and experiences from attending the convention. Shannon Podzimek, Director of Communications, reported there were three completed requests for Records Under Freedom of Information Act. It was noted that additional information regarding these Records Under Freedom of Information Act is available online as part of the district website Board Information Packet. 1. John Pletz, Citizen Request was withdrawn. 2. Meghan Tillson, Citizen Request was withdrawn. 3. Todd Wolff, Citizen Request was granted in part and denied in part. Scott Coffey, Citizen, addressed the Board. Mr. Coffey commented on the process and content of the Board s levy approval as well as the levy presentation. John Pletz, Citizen, addressed the Board. Mr. Pletz commented on Board members who abstain from voting on agenda items that effect their family members. Jeremy Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, presented the Treasurer s Report for month ending November 30, Board members were informed that the district has received approximately $41.9 million of its budgeted property tax revenue for the school year (on track).

3 Mr. Davis further explained that by the end of December, the business office will process the district s first of two semiannual bond payments totaling approximately $1.1 million. This payment includes both principal and interest. It was noted that the second semiannual payment will be processed in June That payment will be interest only in the amount of less than $300,000. In addition, the state is approximately three months behind in paying mandated categoricals, which are reimbursements for special education and transportation expenses; total amount owed is approximately $370,000. Board members were informed that the next quarterly categorical payments are due at the end of December If not received, the state will owe CHSD 155 over $725,000. Evidence-Based Funding (formerly known General State Aid) continues to be paid in a timely manner. Jeremy Davis shared that administration presented a draft 2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) at the November 20, 2018 Board of Education Meeting with Board approval of the draft CAFR as presented. At that meeting, the district auditors at Tighe, Kress, & Orr mentioned that a calculation by the Department of Central Management Services (CMS) to finalize the audit had not been received. It was noted that CMS was working on calculating outstanding obligations owed by the State of Illinois on behalf of school district employees for Teacher Health Insurance. At that time, the district auditors did not believe a resulting accounting adjustment would be material to the CHSD 155 financial statements. Board members were informed that the necessary adjustment reduced D155 s end of year net position from over $109 million down to $51,925,889. This adjustment is due to a change of standards within the Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) No. 75. It was further noted that, despite the size of the adjustment, the decrease in net position is strictly an accounting calculation, as CHSD 155 fund balances have not changed. After discussion with legal counsel, the district s CAFR will not need to be approved again by the Board of Education. Discussion was held which included the amount of cash reserves, the district rating/recognition, the new GASB regulation, the percentage of expenses, the June 2018 payroll expenses, and capital outlay. Jeremy Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, recommended that the Board of Education approve the attached Bill List and Bills Summary for the period of November 14, 2018 through December 11, 2018 in the amount of $8,794, Nicole Pavoris moved and Ron Ludwig seconded the motion that the Bills as listed on the Agenda in the amount of $8,794, be approved and ordered paid as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None

4 Jeremy Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, presented the Property Tax Relief Grant Application. Board members were informed that the State of Illinois is offering a 2018 Property Tax Relief Grant (PTRG) opportunity. If the Property Tax Relief Grant is awarded to CHSD 155 in full, the State of Illinois will pay 86.4% of the tax rebate, or $6,867, to the district. It was noted that the Property Tax Relief Grant is scheduled to be paid in the spring of Additionally, the $6.9 million grant would be added to CHSD 155 s Base Funding Minimum from the State of Illinois in each subsequent fiscal year. Mr. Davis explained that districts will be notified if they receive this grant in late January 2019, approximately one month after the tax levy is due to the County Clerks. If CHSD 155 is not awarded the Property Tax Relief Grant, the district will permanently reduce its operating levy down to a flat level; saving taxpayers at least $1.7 million per year, forever. If CHSD 155 is awarded the Property Tax Relief Grant, the district will reduce its operating tax levy down further than a flat level, resulting in an even greater annual savings to its taxpayers. It was noted that the Property Tax Relief Grant was presented and discussed at the November 19, 2018 Budget, Planning, Finance, and Audit Committee Meeting. Discussion was held which included speculation of receiving the grant and taking advantage of an opportunity. Dave Secrest moved and Jason Blake seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve the Property Tax Relief Grant Application as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None Jeremy Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, clarified that the district complied with all guidelines in accordance with the Tax Levy approval process as well as public discussion at committee meetings. It was noted that other surrounding school districts have approved an increase to their tax levy. Mr. Davis then presented the Resolutions Authorizing the Final Tax Levy for Year The 2018 Tax Levy Summary noted that D155 administration recommends a tax levy approval process that will result in a flat levy and flat tax extension in the district s operating funds with an annual savings of at least $1.7 million to taxpayers, forever. Mr. Davis also presented and explained what happens with the tax levy if held flat; potential taxpayer savings with a 2018 Flat Tax Levy; 5-year tax extension history; 5-year tax rate history; D155 tax year comparisons; and estimated 2018 savings for a $200,000 home. Board discussion included tax levy process, possibility of additional relief to taxpayers; managing district finances; Board of Education decision making process; and flat levy approval vs. Property Tax Relief Grant Application. It was noted that there are two Resolutions related to the Final Tax Levy for Year Board President Adam

5 Guss requested two separate motions take place. Reading of the Resolutions Authorizing the Final Tax Levy for Year 2018 was waived. RESOLUTION ADOPTING LEVY FOR 2018 WHEREAS, this Board of Education is empowered to levy a tax on the real property within the Community High School District 155, McHenry and Lake Counties, Illinois; and WHEREAS, this Board of Education has complied with all provisions of the Illinois School Code, Illinois Compiled Statutes, Chapter 105 and specifically Section 5/17-1 et. seq. thereof; and WHEREAS, this Board of Education has heretofore adopted an annual budget and filed said budget with the County Clerks of McHenry and Lake Counties; and, WHEREAS, on November 20, 2018, this Board of Education determined the estimated property taxes to be levied for the 2018 levy year, and no notice or public hearing were required under the Truth in Taxation Law. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Community High School District 155, McHenry and Lake Counties, Illinois as follows: Section 1. Section 2. Section 3. This Board of Education does hereby find and determine that it is necessary that the Board of Education pursuant to its authority, levy a tax for Education Fund; Operations and Maintenance Fund; Transportation Fund; Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund; Social Security Fund; and Special Education Fund purposes in the amounts as set forth on the Certificate(s) of Levy, attached hereto and made a part hereof, all upon the equalized or assessed valuation of all taxable property in this School District for the year The exclusion of a levy for any particular school fund is neither intended to nor shall it be construed as a waiver by this Board of Education to levy taxes in any subsequent year for any such school fund, nor as an abolishment of such fund, unless specifically set forth in this Resolution. The Secretary of the Board, or designee, is authorized and directed to file with the Clerks of McHenry and Lake Counties on or before the last Tuesday in December 2018: a copy of this resolution, including the Certificate of Tax Levy attached hereto; a copy of the Resolution Authorizing Levy of Special Education Funds; a copy of the Truth in Taxation Law Certification of Compliance of Final Tax Levy; and any other additional levies, and resolutions authorizing such additional levies, adopted by the Board of Education for Mary Sutfin, Secretary Adam Guss, President Board of Education Board of Education Community High School District 155 Community High School District 155 Nicole Pavoris moved and Dave Secrest seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve the Resolution Authorizing the Final Tax Levy for Year Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Nay: Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Jason Blake, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING LEVY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDS WHEREAS, Section 5/10 of the Illinois School Code, Chapter 105, Illinois Compiled Statutes generally authorizes this Board of Education to provide for sufficient revenue to maintain the schools in this District; and to conduct programs for the education and benefit of all children residing in the School District; and

6 WHEREAS, Section 5/17-2.2a of the Illinois School Code, Chapter 105, Illinois Compiled Statutes authorizes this Board to levy an annual tax for Special Education purposes; and WHEREAS, this Board is obligated by law, Chapter 105, Section 5/ et. Seq. to provide Special Education services as required by the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, 20 USC 1401 et. seq.; and WHEREAS, this Board has determined it necessary to provide for revenue for Special Education purposes; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that: 1. Pursuant to the authority of Section 5/17-2.2a Chapter 105, Illinois Compiled Statutes, this Board of Education does hereby levy an annual tax in the amount of $1,867,713 at a rate not to exceed 0.40% upon all of the taxable property of said School District 155 at the full fair cash value thereof as equalized and assessed by the Department of Revenue to be used for any Special Education purpose, as defined and authorized by Section 5/ et. seq., Chapter 105, Illinois Compiled Statutes. 2. That the said tax be made upon all taxable property of this Community School District 155 for the year 2018 for Special Education purposes. 3. The revenue raised by such tax shall not be used for the construction and maintenance of Special Education facilities. 4. That the President, Secretary, and Treasurer of this Board are hereby directed forthwith upon adoption to forward a certified copy of this Resolution and Tax Ordinance or Certificate to County Clerks of McHenry and Lake Counties, Illinois. All of the above are hereby resolved on this 18 th Day of November, 2018 by a Board of Education Roll Call Vote consisting of: Yeas Nays Date: Adam Guss, President Board of Education Community High School District 155 Mary Sutfin, Secretary Board of Education Community High School District 155 Amy Blazier moved and Nicole Pavoris seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve the Resolution Authorizing Levy of Special Education Funds. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Nay: Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Jason Blake, Rosemary Kurtz Scott Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Education Services, informed the Board of Education that he would be presenting the agenda items as listed under VIII. Report of the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources due to Mr. Jay Sargeant s absence.

7 Scott Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Education, presented information regarding the Athletic Trainer Contract Extension. Mr. Shepard explained that administration is seeking an extension of the district s Athletic Trainer Contract with Northwestern Medicine (formerly Centegra), originally signed in February Board members were informed that this contract offers consistency of trainers at all schools; additional coverage, as needed, with no additional cost; back up trainers in case of absences; physician presence from McHenry County Orthopedics at home football games; ImPact concussion pre-testing for all schools at no cost to D155; optional cardiac screenings for students, with a $5 cost per screening paid by the student; preferred access to physicians in an emergency; opportunities for students to shadow Northwestern center for career exploration; and educational lectures for the D155 community if requested. It was noted that the rate per trainer, per school is $24, and that this rate is set for the duration of the contract, which goes through the end of the school year. Presentation and discussion of the Athletic Trainer Contract Extension was held at the December 12, 2018 Policy Committee Meeting. Jason Blake moved and Amy Blazier seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve the Athletic Trainer Contract Extension as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None Scott Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, presented Board Policy Revisions Second Reading and Approval of 2:120 Board Member Development; 5:100 Staff Development Program; and 6:135 Accelerated Placement Program. It was noted that these policies had been presented and discussed at the December 12, 2018 Policy Committee Meeting. Rosemary Kurtz moved and Nicole Pavoris seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve Board Policy Revisions 2:120 Board Member Development; 5:100 Staff Development Program; and 6:135 Accelerated Placement Program as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None Scott Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, presented Board Policy Revisions First Reading Waiver and Approval of 4:80 Accounting and Audits; 6:20 School Year Calendar and Day; and 7:250 Student Support Services. It was noted that First Reading Waiver and Approval references Board Policy 2:240 and involves minor changes. Discussion of these policies and revisions had occurred at the December 12, 2018 Policy Committee Meeting.

8 Amy Blazier moved and Rosemary Kurtz seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve Policy Revisions 4:80 Accounting and Audits; 6:20 School Year Calendar and Day; and 7:250 Student Support Services as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Nay: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest None Scott Shepard, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services, requested the approval of Resignation, Retirement, Dismissal, Non-Renewal, Employment, Coaching, and Extra-Curricular Assignments. D. Resignation, Retirement, Dismissal, and Non-Renewal 1. Joseph Cole retiring as vice-principal at Crystal Lake South High School, effective June 30, Lisa Connell retiring as vice-principal at Prairie Ridge High School, effective December 20, Daren Dusenske resigned as one-third stipend wildcard (eyes open) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective after the school year. 4. Kari Grady resigned as nine-month special education paraprofessional at Crystal Lake South High School, effective December 14, Ann Nemshick resigned as one-half stipend wildcard (diversity club) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective after the school year. 6. Jessica Penna resigned as nine-month special education (functional living skills) paraprofessional at Crystal Lake South High School, effective January 11, Lindsey Serpe resigned as girls assistant basketball coach at Crystal Lake Central High School, effective after the season. 8. Joshua Sukow resigned as assistant individual speech sponsor at Cary-Grove High School, effective after the school year. E. Employment 1. Cathy Bredeson to be employed as nine-month special education paraprofessional at Crystal Lake Central High School, beginning January 7, Sarah Eastham going from nine-month study hall paraprofessional to social science teacher at Prairie Ridge High School, beginning January 7, Marianne Ling to be employed as second-shift custodian at Crystal Lake South High School, beginning December 3, Solimar Ruiz to be employed as second-shift custodian at Crystal Lake South High School, beginning December 17, Frances Taylor to be employed as nine-month special education paraprofessional at Haber Oaks Campus, beginning January 7, Christopher Troka to be employed as assistant division leader of international studies at Crystal Lake South High School, beginning January 7, F. Coaching and Extra-Curricular Assignments 1. Michael Arrigoni to be employed as head individual speech sponsor at Cary- Grove High School, effective for the school year. 2. Amy Bland going from one-third to one-half stipend wildcard (eyes open) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective for the school year.

9 3. Jeremy Bower to be employed as one-half stipend boys assistant lacrosse coach at Crystal Lake South High School, effective for the season. 4. Jamie Buck going from one-third to one-half stipend wildcard (eyes open) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective for the school year. 5. Wendy Guss to be employed as one-half stipend yearbook sponsor at Cary- Grove High School, effective for the school year. 6. Tammy Jauch to be employed as one-half stipend assistant scholastic bowl sponsor at Cary-Grove High School, effective for the school year. 7. Ellen Lada going from one-half stipend assistant scholastic bowl sponsor to fullstipend head scholastic bowl sponsor at Cary-Grove High School, effective for the school year. 8. Kelly MacDonald to be employed as one-third wildcard (interact club) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective for the school year. 9. Gloria Maloney to be employed as one-third wildcard (interact club) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective for the school year. 10. Lori Meyer to be employed as senior class sponsor at Cary-Grove High School, effective for the school year. 11. Kelsey Schmitt to be employed as one-half stipend girls assistant basketball coach at Crystal Lake Central High School, effective for the season. 12. Emily Schnake to be employed as one-half stipend student council advisor at Cary-Grove High School, effective for the school year. 13. Erik Seyring to be employed as one-third wildcard (interact club) sponsor at Prairie Ridge High School, effective for the school year. 14. Stephanie Sukow to be employed as one-half wildcard (Friends of Rachel) sponsor at Cary-Grove High School, effective for the school year. 15. Dan Trueblood going from one-half to full stipend girls assistant basketball coach at Crystal Lake Central High School, effective for the season. 16. John Wagner to be employed as boys assistant lacrosse coach at Cary-Grove High School, effective for the season. Jason Blake moved and Nicole Pavoris seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve the Resignation, Retirement, Dismissal, Non-Renewal, Employment, Coaching, and Extra-Curricular Assignments as presented. Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Nay: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest None Present: Adam Guss George DiVenere, Director of Technology, presented information regarding the Athletic Website Contract. Mr. DiVenere explained that the district has been using a system developed by 8 to 18 to handle scheduling and communication related to athletics. The district has also used a variety of paper forms and manual processes for students and parents to register for athletics. Board members were informed that administration is recommending the implementation of rschooltoday s web-based platform to improve community engagement. Benefits would include improved communication and coordination; improved efficiency in athletic and facilities scheduling; simplified and

10 standardized athletics registration process; and the elimination of advertisements on the district s athletic sites. It was noted that the cost for this agreement is $4,356.00, which will cover all four schools, and is included in the approved FY19 Budget. George DiVenere further explained the timeline for implementation; with completion by the fall of the school year. Jason Blake moved and Ron Ludwig seconded the motion that the Board of Education approve the Agreement with rschooltoday for a period not to exceed one year (December 2018 to December 2019) for an amount not to exceed $4, Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None Steve Olson, Superintendent, spoke of District Accomplishments which included recognition of retirement requests for Joe Cole, Crystal Lake South High School Vice Principal, and Lisa Connell, Prairie Ridge High School Vice Principal; the recently held Administrative Retreat; and the final Strategic Planning Team Meeting (acknowledging facilitator Perry Soldwedel, Consortium for Educational Change). It was noted that student members of the Strategic Planning Team will be presenting the Strategic Plan at the January 22, 2019 Board of Education Meeting. It was noted there were no comments under Agenda Items XI. Old Business or XII. New Business. Jason Blake, Board Vice President, spoke under Agenda Item XII. A. Committee Reports. Mr. Blake shared information from the December 3, 2018 Workforce Development Committee which included manufacturing donations, the Cary-Grove Manufacturing Lab, creation of a 501C3 foundation, existing foundation options, and student workforce opportunities post high school. Board members Ron Ludwig, Dave Secrest, Nicole Pavoris, and Amy Blazier spoke under Agenda Item XIII. Matters to be Brought up by the Board. Board member Ron Ludwig commented on his attendance at the Crystal Lake Central High School Business Incubator & Mobil Apps Development Room Ribbon Cutting Ceremony as well as student scheduling options for course enrollment. Board member Dave Secrest commented on the professional level of talent displayed at his recent attendance at the Crystal Lake Central Madrigal and Band Concert. Board member Nicole Pavoris commented on student engagement and involvement displayed at her recent attendance at the Cary-Grove Art Show. Board member Amy Blazier commented on her involvement as a Strategic Planning Team member. There being no further business, it was moved by Jason Blake and seconded by Ron Ludwig that the Board of Education enter into Executive Session at 9:07 p.m. to discuss the Appointment, Employment, Compensation, Discipline, Performance, or

11 Dismissal of Specific Employee(s) (Section C1); Collective Negotiating Matters Between the Public Body and its Employees or Their Representatives, or Deliberations Concerning Salary Schedules for One or More Classes of Employees (Section C2); and the Setting of a Price for Sale or Lease of Property Owned by the Public Body (Section C6). Upon the roll being called, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None Adam Guss, Board President, stated there would be one possible item requiring Board action resulting from Executive Session. It was moved by Dave Secrest and seconded by Rosemary Kurtz that the Board of Education enter into Public Session at 9:53 p.m. Upon a voice vote, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None It was moved by Nicole Pavoris and seconded by Ron Ludwig that the Board of Education approve the Real Estate Sale Agreement with Elm Tree Properties, LLC, for the sale of 400 Haber Road, Cary, Illinois. Upon a voice vote, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None There being no further business, it was moved by Amy Blazier and seconded by Ron Ludwig that the meeting adjourn at 9:54 p.m. Upon a voice vote, the following members voted. Aye: Jason Blake, Amy Blazier, Adam Guss, Rosemary Kurtz, Ron Ludwig, Nicole Pavoris, Dave Secrest Nay: None The next regular meeting of the Board of Education will be held on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. at the Center for Education, One South Virginia Road, Crystal Lake, IL Mary Sutfin, Secretary Adam Guss, President Board of Education, District 155 Board of Education, District 155 McHenry and Lake Counties, Illinois McHenry and Lake Counties, Illinois

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