Jason Jonas

The board meeting featured a recognition ceremony for Lincoln Middle School art students and a construction update regarding the new school building and classroom furniture pilots. Student board members provided reports on the CHAMPS program, disability awareness initiatives, and their feedback on superintendent goals. The board also conducted the formal appointment of a new board member and the nomination and appointment of a new vice president, including the administration of their oaths of office.

The meeting included the recognition of seven retirees for their long-term service and accomplishments of the girls volleyball team. The Board discussed Disability Awareness Week activities, student board member reports including plans for a cultural fair, and a detailed update on construction progress for the district’s new building projects. Additionally, the Board initiated discussions regarding upcoming financial matters and the sale of referendum bonds scheduled for July.

The board meeting featured a spotlight on student adaptability as part of the portrait of a graduate initiative. Recognition was given for Principal Appreciation Day, honoring leaders across district schools. Additionally, new student board members were introduced after an interview process. The board also received a comprehensive enrollment study and projection report presented by a consultant, detailing K-8 enrollment trends and forecasts through the 2029-2030 school year.

The meeting included the celebration of school board member appreciation with student presentations, videos, and expressions of gratitude. The board received reports from student representatives regarding activities and challenges related to ongoing school construction. Presentations were held recognizing Native American Heritage Month and highlighting the 'Portrait of a Graduate' critical thinking initiative at Westbrook School. Additionally, the board recognized the accomplishments of the Lincoln cross-country team.

The board meeting featured the recognition of the Lincoln Middle School seventh and eighth grade girls basketball teams for their successful championship seasons. The school spotlight focused on the concept of resilience, showcasing a student-produced video challenge that interviewed staff members. Additionally, student board members provided an update on the construction of the new Lincoln Middle School, including progress reports on site work and blueprints, and shared a video tour featuring the Mount Prospect Mayor and district leadership.