BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m.

4 Tuesday, March 17, 2026 BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Waukegan Public Schools Community Unit School District No. 60 Board of Education Lincoln Center 214 Washington Street Waukegan, Illinois 60085 1. CALL TO ORDER Subject A. Call to Order Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 1. CALL TO ORDER Type Procedural The Presiding Officer will call the meeting to order. File Attachments 2. ROLL CALL Subject A. Roll Call Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 2. ROLL CALL Type Action The Clerk of the Board will call the roll. File Attachments Motion & Voting (not specified) Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Christine Lensing. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Carolina Fabian, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Not Present at Vote: Jeff McBride, Christine Lensing 3. CLOSED SESSION 4. OPEN SESSION Subject A. Move to Open Session Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 4. OPEN SESSION Type Action Recommended Action Move to reconvene in Open Session File Attachments Motion & Voting Move to reconvene in Open Session Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Angela Ramirez. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Not Present at Vote: Jeff McBride 5. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Subject A. Pledge of Allegiance Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 5. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Type Procedural The Presiding Officer will request a member of the Board or the audience to lead those assembled in the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. All are asked to rise. File Attachments 6. PRESIDENT'S REPORT Subject A. President's Report Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 6. PRESIDENT'S REPORT Type Information File Attachments Subject B. Student Board Member Report Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 6. PRESIDENT'S REPORT Type Information File Attachments 7. SPECIAL RECOGNITION AND PRESENTATIONS Subject A. Spotlight on 60 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 7. SPECIAL RECOGNITION AND PRESENTATIONS Type Presentation File Attachments 8. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Subject A. Approval of Minutes for the Special Open Session - February 23, 2026 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 8. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Type Action, Minutes Recommended Action That the Board of Education approve the minutes of the Special Open Session - February 23, 2026 File Attachments Motion & Voting That the Board of Education approve the minutes of the Special Open Session - February 23, 2026 Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Christine Lensing. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez 9. OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Subject A. Renewal of Illinois High School Association Membership Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Budgeted Yes Budget Source N/A Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education renew membership in the Illinois High School Association for the 2026-27 school year and, in so doing, affirm the District's adoption of and intent to abide by the Constitution, By-laws, Terms and Conditions, and Administrative Procedures, Guidelines and Policies of the Illinois High School Association for the year of July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027 and authorize the Board President to execute the membership renewal agreement. Waukegan High School wishes to renew its membership in the IHSA for the 2026-27 school year, at no cost. This membership provides all 24 of our Interscholastic sports teams to participate in a State series, hosted by the Illinois High School association. File Attachments scan_cerbach_2026-03-02-13-34-05 (1).pdf (408 KB) Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Membership Renewal (1).pdf (400 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education renew membership in the Illinois High School Association for the 2026-27 school year and, in so doing, affirm the District's adoption of and intent to abide by the Constitution, By-laws, Terms and Conditions, and Administrative Procedures, Guidelines and Policies of the Illinois High School Association for the year of July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027 and authorize the Board President to execute the membership renewal agreement. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject B. Amplify mClass Math and Amplify Boost Math, Grades K-5 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $100,800.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Funds Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve mClass Math and Amplify Boost Math for grades K-5, in the amount of $100,800 New Purchase of Amplify mClass Math and Amplify Boost Math in the 2026-2027 school year to support instruction and curriculum implementation. Amplify mClass Math and Amplify Boost math will take the place of DreamBox in SY27. How This Curricular Material Directly Impacts Student Achievement: The purchased supplies online math intervention. Amplify mClass math intervention has been vetted and tested at 3 schools (Hyde Park, Little Fort and Cooke) and has shown consistent growth in our students from benchmark BOY to MOY. This growth and achievement is consistent with National Norms for the same test. Rationale/Purpose : Evidence Based Math Program used in Vetted for Waukegan Fall - Winter 2025-26 English Language Learner Support Built in Intervention Supports Supports new and experienced teachers with an abundance of materials Total Quoted Amount : $100,800 File Attachments SY25-26 BOE PPT Amplify mClass.pdf (715 KB) DNC IL - Waukegan CUSD 60 - BPL + mCLAS...- 250917 (1) (2).pdf (175 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve mClass Math and Amplify Boost Math for grades K-5, in the amount of $100,800 Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject C. Renewal of Amplify DIBELS/Lectura, Grades K-5 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $83,020.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Funds Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee, subject to legal review, to approve the renewal of Amplify DIBELS/Lectura for grades K-5 in the amount of $83,020. Renewal of Amplify DIBELS/Lectura Reading screening assessment for students in grades K-5 for SY 26-27 school year. How This Assessment Directly Impacts Student Achievement: Amplify DIBELS/Lectura screening assessment screens and intervene in English and Spanish, benchmarks and monitor the progress of foundational literacy skills. Amplify reading assessments provide ways to track student reading performance over time in English and Spanish Total Quoted Amount : $83,020.00 File Attachments Renewal of Amplify DIBELS_Lectura - BOE .pdf (431 KB) Renewal 2026 - IL - Waukegan Cmty Unit SD 60 (15 ES) - mCLASS D8+Lectura K-6 220411.pdf (163 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee, subject to legal review, to approve the renewal of Amplify DIBELS/Lectura for grades K-5 in the amount of $83,020. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject D. Payment for Advanced Placement Exam fees for WHS Students 2025-2026 - Renewal Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $60,000.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Fund Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase of WHS student Advanced Placement Exam fees for the 2025-26 administration period in the amount not to exceed $60,000. Students participate in Advanced Placement courses in a variety of subjects. Upon completing the course, students have the opportunity to demonstrate their learning by taking the AP exam for that course. Students who score high enough can earn college credit. That determination is made by the college the student seeks to attend. WPS60 pays for the exams that are requested by WHS so that all AP students can fully participate. Final billing will come in late May/June. File Attachments ASAP BOE - Assessment Dept. Requests - AP Trends.pdf (542 KB) ASAP BOE - Assessment Dept. Requests - 25-26 AP Tests.pdf (413 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase of WHS student Advanced Placement Exam fees for the 2025-26 administration period in the amount not to exceed $60,000. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject E. Renewal of NWEA MAP Assessments for SY 26-27 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $60,750.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Fund Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase of NWEA MAP Growth Assessments for the 2026-27 school year in the amount of $60,750. WPS60 measures student academic progress in multiple ways and at multiple levels. NWEA provides a measure of math, reading, and science performance to track general student progress through the year. It serves as a complement to classroom-based and state-level assessments. https://www.hmhco.com/policy/terms-of-purchase File Attachments ASAP BOE - Assessment Dept. Requests - 26-27 NWEA MAP.pdf (413 KB) Waukegan 2026_27 Renewal NWEA.pdf (530 KB) HMH Standard PreK-12 Terms of Purchase _ HMH.pdf (83 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase of NWEA MAP Growth Assessments for the 2026-27 school year in the amount of $60,750. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject F. Renewal of ACT Education Corp.'s PreACT Fall Assessments for Grades 8-10 for SY 26-27 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $60,000.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Fund Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase of ACT Education Corp.'s PreACT Fall Assessments for grades 8-10 for the school year 2026-27 in an amount not to exceed $60,000. The Illinois State Board of Education now requires high school students to participate in the administration of the PreACT and ACT in the spring of each year. WPS60 seeks to purchase authentic exams from ACT Education Corp. for student use in the fall of each year. This will only include the PreACT for grades 8-10. Assessments will be ordered when the window opens late summer, with final billing received late fall. File Attachments ASAP BOE - Assessment Dept. Requests - Google Slides - ACT Renewal 26-27.pdf (413 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase of ACT Education Corp.'s PreACT Fall Assessments for grades 8-10 for the school year 2026-27 in an amount not to exceed $60,000. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject G. Renewal of Yearly Microsoft Office Licensing Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $62,370.32 Budgeted Yes Budget Source ITS Local Funds Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the renewal of Microsoft Office Licensing at a cost of $62,370.32. This will allow staff and students to continue using Microsoft Office tools in the classroom and throughout the district. The Information Technology Services (ITS) department is seeking to renew the yearly contract for Microsoft. The Microsoft license yearly renewal will allow our staff and students to continue using Microsoft Office tools in the classroom and throughout the district. In addition, these licenses will cover SQL database services, which are required to house the district databases securely. The cost of the renewal is $62,370.32 File Attachments Board Docs Slide Microsoft Renewal 2026 - MG Meeting.pdf (777 KB) PTVM109 (1).pdf (93 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the renewal of Microsoft Office Licensing at a cost of $62,370.32. This will allow staff and students to continue using Microsoft Office tools in the classroom and throughout the district. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject H. Attendance at the Training for ECERS-3 (Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale). Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $11,145.89 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Fund Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the Attendance at the Training for ECERS-3 (Environmental Rating Scale) for EPIC Manager Rosaland Harrison (6.21.26-6.26.26) and Diverse Learner Assistant Director Dr. Cheryl Caesar (4.13.26-4.17.26) in Chapel Hill/Durham, North Carolina for $11,145.89. What ECERS does for Early Childhood: The Environment Rating Scales (ERS) are research-based tools to assess global process quality in early childhood programs. Waukegan Public Schools use ECERs in EPIC. The ERS are widely used throughout the U.S. and abroad to optimize the quality of early learning environments for young children. The Environment Rating Scales Institute (ERSI) is the only agency certified by the scale authors to provide in-person training on the ERS. How ECERS benefits EPIC Students The ECERS-3 training teaches: Evaluation of the quality of classroom environments across the Preschool for All program. ECERs 3 directly supports preparation for ISBE Monitoring/Audits Ensures classrooms are aligned with state standards for quality and documentation. Ensures programmatic compliance, high-quality early childhood instruction, and alignment with the Grant expectations. Certification for Environmental Ratings Scales. Cost : $11,145.89 File Attachments ECERs 3 Training and Conference Attendance (2).pdf (416 KB) Caesar PD forms.pdf (1,378 KB) Ros D. Harrison-ECERS.pdf (212 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the Attendance at the Training for ECERS-3 (Environmental Rating Scale) for EPIC Manager Rosaland Harrison (6.21.26-6.26.26) and Diverse Learner Assistant Director Dr. Cheryl Caesar (4.13.26-4.17.26) in Chapel Hill/Durham, North Carolina for $11,145.89. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject I. E-Rate Aruba Central AI-Analytics Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $77,166.17 Budgeted Yes Budget Source ITS Local and Erate Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase with Paragon Development Systems for the Aruba Central AI-Analytics in the amount of $77,166.17. The Information Technology Services (ITS) department is submitting the E-Rate project upgrade to the Aruba network infrastructure, including the addition of Aruba Central AI-Analytics. This is an annual FCC E-Rate-funded network project for category 2. Aruba Central AI-Analytics provides monitoring, reporting, and troubleshooting with predictive analytics. This project is the first of the 5-year cycle for E-Rate. The total project cost for a 5-year term with PDS vendor is $514,441.10. The district project cost is 15%, a total of $77,166.17. File Attachments Erate 2026-2027_Aruba Central AI-Analytics.pdf (780 KB) Aruba Central AI-Analytics - 5yr PDS Pellera 470 # 260012362.pdf (925 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the purchase with Paragon Development Systems for the Aruba Central AI-Analytics in the amount of $77,166.17. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject J. Waukegan High School Prom Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $64,622.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source #01.1.082000.21.0056.003.0000 Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the Waukegan High School Prom in the amount of $64,622 + costs. What: Waukegan High School Prom, May 1, 2026 PINSTRIPES CONTRACT 2026 Who: Waukegan High School Prom Committee and Junior Class Club Where: Pinstripes 1150 Willow Road, Northbrook, IL 60062 Estimated total request: $64,622 + Cost for any additional students over the estimate (total cost for the venue, food, etc. as stipulated in the contract) Account #: High School Student Activity Account #01.1.082000.21.0056.003.0000 Purpose and alignment to goals: Annually the Prom Committee and Junior Class clubs select a venue for prom. This is a group of students lead by two WHS teachers. This year, we will return to Pinstripes for prom at the request of the committee. Given the overall contract price, we are seeking approval to proceed with contracts and payments. File Attachments WHS Prom -Board 2026 Request.pdf (394 KB) PINSTRIPES CONTRACT FOR PROM 2026.pdf (2,424 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the Waukegan High School Prom in the amount of $64,622 + costs. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject K. Daytona Florida Army and all service Nationals - Drill Team Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $28,241.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source 10.8.199908.21.1130.343.0000 Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the Daytona Florida Army and all service Nationals - Drill Team in the amount of $28,241. What: Daytona Florida Army and all service Nationals - Drill Team Who: JROTC Staff - Sgt Jeffrey Nasser, Mr. Kelly and Jason Arceo Where: Daytona, Florida When: April 28, 2026 - May 5, 2026 Estimated total request: $28,241 .00* Bus: $20,000 bus Hotel: $21,766 Army contribution: -$12,300 Deposit paid: - $1,225 Account #: 10.8.199908.21.1130.343.0000 Purpose and alignment to goals: The Army and All Service Nationals is the annual drill competition that brings together teams from all over the Unites States to compete. This is the culmination of a long season to see how teams rank Nationally. The goals of drill are to develop discipline and leadership skills, to motivate and help students realize their full potential, to give them the opportunity to lead different categories, and to provide students with opportunities to grow and mature as young adults. File Attachments JROTC Field Trip Daytona Florida - Latest.pdf (430 KB) scan_kludowise_2026-03-06-08-28-06.pdf (4,100 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize the Superintendent or her designee to approve the Daytona Florida Army and all service Nationals - Drill Team in the amount of $28,241. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez No: Christine Lensing Subject L. Clark Elementary School May IB Professional Development Request Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 10. CONSENT AGENDA - ACADEMICS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $4,594.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source 10.8.000000.31.2210.305.0000 Recommended Action It is the recommendation that the Board approves the Superintendent to authorize Assistant Principal/IB Coordinator: Rosanna Cardenas Ortiz & 5th Grade Teacher: Bridgit Morril, to attend the International Baccalaureate professional development in St.Pete Beach, Florida . The conference dates are May 3rd - May 6th. Estimated cost is $4,594 which includes conference registration fee, travel, lodging and meals per diem. Clark ES is seeking approval to attend the FLIBS IB Conference May 3-6, 2026 in St. Pete, Florida FLIBS offers a variety of in-depth workshops at their annual conference, which would allow a school team opportunities to better develop our IB PYP program and continue to grow as an IB World School. Reason for late submission : Received IB Authorization on January 6, 2026 Estimated total request = $4,594 Estimated total per person for 2 people = $2,297 (2 Staff, Rosanna Cardenas Ortiz, AP/IB Coordinator & Bridgit Morril, 5th grade teacher) Conference Title : IB PYP - Your Exhibition (Category 2) Vendor : Florida Association of IB World Schools (FLIBS) Expenses per person include the following: Flight: $200 per person Hotel: $592 per person Ground Transportation: $100 per person to/from airport Conference Registration: $1,125 per person Daily Per Diem Meals: $280 per person Account # 10.8.000000.31.2210.305.0000 File Attachments Clark IB May 2026.pdf (441 KB) Clark Elementary PD Forms - Rosanna Cardenas_Bridget Morrill.pdf (1,305 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation that the Board approves the Superintendent to authorize Assistant Principal/IB Coordinator: Rosanna Cardenas Ortiz & 5th Grade Teacher: Bridgit Morril, to attend the International Baccalaureate professional development in St.Pete Beach, Florida . The conference dates are May 3rd - May 6th. Estimated cost is $4,594 which includes conference registration fee, travel, lodging and meals per diem. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez No: Christine Lensing 11. CONSENT AGENDA - OPERATIONS Subject A. Approval of Golden Apple Scholar Partnership 3 Year Agreement Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 11. CONSENT AGENDA - OPERATIONS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Budget Source Education Fund Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve a three-year partnership agreement with the Golden Apple Foundation to strengthen the District's local teacher recruitment pipeline at an estimated total cost of up to $10,000 per scholar, pending final Legal review and approval. As presented at the March 10, 2026, Operational Services Committee meeting, the Administration is recommending a partnership with the Golden Apple Foundation to strengthen the district’s teacher recruitment pipeline and support both immediate and long-term staffing needs. Through this three-year partnership, Golden Apple would act as an extension of the district’s recruitment efforts by connecting Waukegan with our statewide network of more than 1,200 aspiring educators. With one of the largest preservice teacher cohorts in Illinois, Golden Apple is well positioned to amplify the district’s hiring capacity while supporting long-term workforce planning as the district prepares for future staffing needs and retirements. We currently have students from Waukegan Public Schools in this year’s Golden Apple pipeline, and this partnership would prioritize recruiting and supporting additional Waukegan students who are interested in becoming teachers and returning to serve their community. This collaboration would also expand Golden Apple’s impact in Lake County while strengthening pathways for future educators to train, teach, and remain in the region. A proposal and additional information is attached to this agenda item. File Attachments Golden Apple Impact Report 2025 (1).pdf (11,362 KB) Waukegan Public School District 60 & Golden Apple Scholars Partnership March 2026. Revised on 3.13.2026.docx (1).pdf (197 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve a three-year partnership agreement with the Golden Apple Foundation to strengthen the District's local teacher recruitment pipeline at an estimated total cost of up to $10,000 per scholar, pending final Legal review and approval. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject B. Approval of the Purchase of SDX 6040 X-ray Scanner for Waukegan High School, Washington Campus Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 11. CONSENT AGENDA - OPERATIONS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $38,090.45 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Funds Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve the purchase of SDX 6040 X-ray Scanner for Waukegan High School, Washington Campus. The total cost is $ 38,090.45, which includes the SDX 6040 X-ray scanner, shipping, installation, radiation survey, and operator orientation. The Crisis Intervention & Safety Department will seek approval at the March 17, 2026, Main Governing Board Meeting for the purchase of one (1) SDX 6040 X-ray Scanner for Waukegan High School, Washington Campus. The total cost is $38,090.45 , which includes: SDX 6040 X-ray Scanner: $34,460.00 Shipping: $1,500.00 Installation, radiation survey, and operator orientation: $2,130.45 This purchase supports the District’s ongoing commitment to maintaining modern, reliable security screening equipment and ensuring uninterrupted daily safety operations. This item was previously presented and discussed at the March 10, 2026, OSC meeting. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve the purchase of SDX 6040 X-ray Scanner for Waukegan High School, Washington Campus. The total cost is $ 38,090.45, which includes the SDX 6040 X-ray scanner, shipping, installation, radiation survey, and operator orientation. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject C. Approval of Human Resources Recruitment Travel Authorization Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 11. CONSENT AGENDA - OPERATIONS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Dollar Amount $25,000.00 Budgeted Yes Budget Source Education Fund/Teacher Vacancy Grant Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize travel for Human Resources staff to recruit for Bilingual, Diverse Learners, Math, Science, and other hard-to-fill positions. Recruitment efforts will target different job markets, including Mexico, Puerto Rico, and HBCUs, as well as emerging opportunities. The total estimated cost is $25,000. Over the past several years, Human Resources' recruitment initiatives have successfully filled numerous vacancies in high-need areas. The department only engages in travel when there is a clear, pre-determined expectation of success. Based on past performance, this effort is projected to secure a significant number of new hires for the District’s most challenging vacancies. Grant funding will be utilized to the fullest extent to cover all associated costs. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education authorize travel for Human Resources staff to recruit for Bilingual, Diverse Learners, Math, Science, and other hard-to-fill positions. Recruitment efforts will target different job markets, including Mexico, Puerto Rico, and HBCUs, as well as emerging opportunities. The total estimated cost is $25,000. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez 12. PURCHASES AND CONTRACTS Subject A. Renewal of Outside Legal Counsel, Immigration Matters Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 12. PURCHASES AND CONTRACTS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $28,000.00 Budgeted Yes Recommended Action It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the engagement agreement with Cho Immigration Law, effective January 1, 2026, and authorize the General Counsel to sign the engagement agreement. This agreement continues the District's association with Ms. Bonita Cho as its outside legal counsel on matters involving international teacher J-1 or H-1B visa or permanent residency matters. Ms. Cho, has updated her firm name to Cho Immigration Law from the Law Offices of Cheng, Cho and Yee. The firm remains dedicated to the practice of immigration law, and assignments will continue to be on an as-needed, prospective basis. There is also a slight increase in the flat fee rate since the initial hire in 2025, with no change to the hourly rate for general consultations. Filing fees remain at the rate set by the federal government. The estimated cost of this agreement for FY 2027 is $ $28,000 fr om now through June 30, 2027, to support 18 employees and their immediate family members. An exact cost of this agreement over time is not available as it is contingent primarily upon the number of international teachers the District supports per year for continued employment beyond the period of their J-1 visa. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the engagement agreement with Cho Immigration Law, effective January 1, 2026, and authorize the General Counsel to sign the engagement agreement. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez 13. PERSONNEL ITEMS Subject A. A. Personnel Items 02-24-26 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 13. PERSONNEL ITEMS Type Action Fiscal Impact Yes Budgeted Yes Recommended Action That the Board of Education accepts the Administration's recommendation to approve the appointments, retirements and accepts the resignations and termination as found on schedules F1002, G660, and L949. Note: The personnel admin document was updated on March 17, 2026, to reflect a change from resignation to reclassification. File Attachments 3_17_2026 WPS BOE Board Docs Personnel_Admin (25-26) - Personnel Items.pdf (81 KB) 3_17_2026 WPS BOE Board Docs Personnel_Admin (25-26) - Extension Request.pdf (66 KB) 3_17_2026 WPS BOE Board Docs Personnel_Admin (25-26) - Admin. Items UPDATED.pdf (56 KB) Motion & Voting That the Board of Education accepts the Administration's recommendation to approve the appointments, retirements and accepts the resignations and termination as found on schedules F1002, G660, and L949. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Pass: Christine Lensing Subject B. Expansion of Outside Legal Counsel Engagement, Del Galdo Law Group Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 13. PERSONNEL ITEMS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Budgeted Yes Recommended Action It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the expansion of the District's engagement with Del Galdo Law Group to include periodic assistance with contract matters, at the request of the General Counsel. The District currently works with Mr. Ed Wong of Del Galdo Law Group for student discipline hearing and appeal matters. The General Counsel and Administration are recommending expansion of the use of this firm, on an as needed basis, to assist with legal contract reviews during cyclical surges and position vacancies affecting contract matters. There is no change in rates with this work expansion. An estimated annual cost of this adjustment is between $12,000 and $20,000 depending on the number and complexity of the contracts requested to be reviewed. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the expansion of the District's engagement with Del Galdo Law Group to include periodic assistance with contract matters, at the request of the General Counsel. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject C. Approval of Administrator Position Collapses and Reclassifications for FY 2026-2027 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 13. PERSONNEL ITEMS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 31, 2026 Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve the collapse and/or reclassification of certain administrative staff positions attached to this item, as recommended by the Superintendent, to be effective July 1, 2026. As part of the District’s organizational alignment review in preparation for Fiscal Year 2027, the Administration conducted an evaluation of the District’s administrative staffing structure. This review considered instructional and learning impact, operational efficiency and support, role uniqueness and collaboration, and compliance, safety, and student well-being. Based on this review, the Superintendent recommends the collapse and/or reclassification of certain administrative positions. A position collapse occurs when an administrative position is eliminated due to consolidation of duties, restructuring of departments, or improved operational efficiencies. In some instances, the responsibilities associated with a collapsed position may be redistributed among existing administrative roles. A position reclassification occurs when a position’s duties, scope of responsibility, reporting structure, or organizational alignment is modified, resulting in a new title or classification. These actions are recommended to: Ensure Alignment with the District's strategic plan priorities Prioritize student and school needs Improve organizational efficiency Enhance Return on Investment Support long-term fiscal responsibility All approved administrative position collapses and reclassifications will take effect July 1, 2026, coinciding with the start of Fiscal Year 2027. All affected employees will receive appropriate notice consistent with applicable provisions of the Illinois School Code and Board policies. File Attachments Administrator Position Collapses and Reclassifications.pdf (54 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve the collapse and/or reclassification of certain administrative staff positions attached to this item, as recommended by the Superintendent, to be effective July 1, 2026. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Michael Rodriguez No: Christine Lensing, Angela Ramirez 14. GRANTS AND DONATIONS 15. OTHER 16. FINANCIAL REPORTS Subject A. Ratification of the second processing of March 2026 Board Bills, Manual Check Request Payments and Old National Bank Insurance Payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026. Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 16. FINANCIAL REPORTS Type Action Fiscal Impact Yes Dollar Amount $1,557,784.16 Budget Source Education Fund, Operations and Maintenance Fund, Transportation Fund, Capital Projects Fund and Tort Fund Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education ratify the second March 2026 of Board Bills, Manual Check Request Payments and Old National Bank Insurance payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026. The Accounts Payable (Board) payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026 totals $975,829.30. The Manual Check Request Payments for the period of February 18, 2026 through March 03, 2026 totals $581,954.86. The Old National Bank Insurance payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026 totals $0.00. It has been the practice of the Business and Financial Services Department to pay bills in a timely manner to avoid finance and late charges and to take advantage of payment discounts. We have done so, as deemed necessary, with due diligence and adherence to federal, state and local statues by ensuring 1) that the expenditures provided a direct, necessary and appropriate benefit to the school district; 2) that expenditures for the goods or services were reasonably contemplated under a specifically authorized item of the official budget and 3) that the Board of Education was provided a complete list of due and payable bills indicating the vendor's name and amount for ratification. File Attachments Board Summary 03-04-26 to 03-10-26.pdf (40 KB) Board Check Listing 03-04-26 to 03-10-26.pdf (14 KB) Board Disbursement Detail Listing 03-04-26 to 03-10-26.PDF (153 KB) Manual Check Request Summary 03-04-26 to 03-10-26.pdf (40 KB) Manual Check Request Check Listing 03-04-26 to 03-10-26.pdf (6 KB) Manual Check Request Disbursement Detail Listing 03-04-26 to 03-10-26.PDF (26 KB) Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education ratify the second March 2026 of Board Bills, Manual Check Request Payments and Old National Bank Insurance payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026. The Accounts Payable (Board) payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026 totals $975,829.30. The Manual Check Request Payments for the period of February 18, 2026 through March 03, 2026 totals $581,954.86. The Old National Bank Insurance payments for the period of March 04, 2026 through March 10, 2026 totals $0.00. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Jeff McBride. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Pass: Christine Lensing 17. REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS Subject A. Committee Reports Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 17. REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS Type Information File Attachments Subject B. Delegates Reports Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 17. REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS Type Information File Attachments Subject C. Superintendent's Report Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 17. REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS Type Information File Attachments 18. INFORMATION ITEMS Subject A. FOIA Report February 2026 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 18. INFORMATION ITEMS Type Information This report summarizes the FOIA activity for the month of February, 2026. File Attachments FOIA BOE Report February 2026.pdf (204 KB) Subject B. Policy 6046, Prohibition Against Bullying - First Reading Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 18. INFORMATION ITEMS Type Information This policy update aligns the District's student policy prohibiting bullying with changes in the School Code that are effective as of the beginning of the next school year and primarily addresses bullying through the use of digital replicas. It has been reviewed by the PTAC and corresponding updates will be incorporated into the Student Support Handbook upon final approval. File Attachments 6046 Prohibition Against Bullying - first reading 3-17-26.pdf (166 KB) Subject C. Board Policy 5233, Library Materials and 5235, Musical Instruments and Uniforms - First Reading Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 18. INFORMATION ITEMS Type Information These policies are presented for first reading, having gone through a focused committee review. File Attachments 5235 Musical Instruments and Uniforms - First Reading 3-17-26.pdf (71 KB) 5233 Library Material Selection - First Reading 3-17-26.pdf (87 KB) 5235 Musical Instruments and Uniforms Policy Review Presentation 3-17-26.pdf (1,539 KB) 5233 Library Materials Policy Review Presentation (1) March 17 2026.pdf (1,539 KB) 19. OLD BUSINESS Subject A. Board Policy 5202, Development of Curriculum Guides - Second Reading Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 19. OLD BUSINESS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Recommended Action It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the amendments to Board policy 5202, Development of Curriculum Guides, as presented for second reading. File Attachments 5202 Development of Curriculum Guides - Second Reading 3-9-26.pdf (65 KB) 5202 Development of Curriculum Guides - First Reading 2-24-26.pdf (68 KB) 5202 Development of Curriculum Guides Equitable Policy Review Presentation .pdf (1,375 KB) Motion & Voting It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the amendments to Board policy 5202, Development of Curriculum Guides, as presented for second reading. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject B. Board Policy 5230, Instructional Materials - Second Reading Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 19. OLD BUSINESS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact No Recommended Action It is recommended that the Board approve the amendments to Board policy 5230 as presented for second reading. This policy was presented for first reading on February 24, 2026. There were no requested changes since that date. File Attachments 5230 Instructional Materials - Second Reading 3-17-26.pdf (97 KB) 5230 Instructional Materials - First Reading 2-24-26.pdf (100 KB) 5230 Instructional Materials Equitable Policy Review Presentation .pdf (1,376 KB) Motion & Voting It is recommended that the Board approve the amendments to Board policy 5230 as presented for second reading. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez 20. NEW BUSINESS Subject A. Approval of Commercial Real Estate Representation Agreement with SVN Chicago Commercial Realty Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 20. NEW BUSINESS Type Action Fiscal Impact Yes Budgeted Yes Recommended Action It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve a representation agreement with SVN Chicago Commercial Realty to represent the District in the sale of the property located at 742 Greenwood Avenue (formerly Welcome Center), and authorize the Board President to sign said agreement. Due to the Resolution adopted by the Board of Education at its January 27, 2026, Board Meeting, the Administration contacted six (6) commercial real estate agents to screen as candidates to represent the District in the sale of the Welcome Center. A draft representation agreement, as authorized by the Illinois School Code, has been included in this agenda item within Executive Content and has been reviewed and approved by the District's Legal Counsel. School code allows for this agreement for up to 120 days, and the Administration is recommending this with two (2) 120 day renewal options for a total agreemeent of 360 days, in the event additional time beyond the initial 120 days is needed to sale the property. The Terms and Conditions of sale remain the same as the prior advertisements for sale and the Board of Education reserves the right to reject any bids submitted. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is the recommendation of the Administration that the Board of Education approve a representation agreement with SVN Chicago Commercial Realty to represent the District in the sale of the property located at 742 Greenwood Avenue (formerly Welcome Center), and authorize the Board President to sign said agreement. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez 21. STUDENT DISCIPLINE MATTERS Subject A. Student Discipline Agreement, Student #xxx247 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 21. STUDENT DISCIPLINE MATTERS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Fiscal Impact Yes Budgeted Yes Budget Source Ed Fund Recommended Action It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the student discipline agreement for Student # xxx247, and authorize the Board President to sign the agreement. The Board will review the recommended Student Discipline Agreement in closed session and take action in open session. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the student discipline agreement for Student # xxx247, and authorize the Board President to sign the agreement. Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Carolina Fabian. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez Subject B. Student Expulsion - Student #xxx355 Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 21. STUDENT DISCIPLINE MATTERS Type Action Preferred Date Mar 17, 2026 Absolute Date Mar 17, 2026 Recommended Action It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the recommendation for discipline of Student xxx355 as read. File Attachments Motion & Voting It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the recommendation for discipline of Student xxx355 as read. Motion by Christine Lensing, second by Rick Riddle. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez 22. BOARD MEMBER TIME Subject A. Board Member Time Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 22. BOARD MEMBER TIME Type Discussion File Attachments 23. ADJOURNMENT Subject A. Call for Adjournment Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 23. ADJOURNMENT Type Procedural File Attachments Subject B. Adjournment Meeting Mar 17, 2026 - BOARD OF EDUCATION - Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 p.m. - Closed Session 6 p.m. Category 23. ADJOURNMENT Type Action Recommended Action Motion to adjourn File Attachments Motion & Voting Motion to adjourn Motion by Rick Riddle, second by Christine Lensing. Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yes: Rick Riddle, Jeff McBride, Carolina Fabian, Christine Lensing, Michael Rodriguez, Angela Ramirez