Coal City Community Unit School District No. One Board of Education Board of Education Meeting
The board conducted a public hearing on the 2026-2027 budget and formally adopted the operating budget for that fiscal year. Discussion items included the FY26 financial audit findings, a second reading of revised district policies, the administrator and teacher salary/benefit report, and the Public Act 97-0609 report. The board also addressed the approval of an intergovernmental agreement for school resource officers with the Village of Coal City, the acceptance of a school site donation from Grundy County, a presentation on a Spanish Honor Society overseas trip, and an update on the implementation of an emergency RLock system. Various administrative and committee reports from the district schools were also reviewed.
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Coal City Community Unit School District No. One Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board reviewed various administrative and committee reports covering schools, curriculum, student services, and athletics. Key business items included the approval of an easement agreement with the Village of Braceville, the first reading of revised district policies, and the adoption of validated curricula. The board also accepted a donation for the Intermediate School playground, renewed memberships and service agreements with the Three Rivers Education for Employment Systems and Bilingual Therapies, approved the FY27 Threat Assessment Plan, entered a golf facility agreement, created an Auditorium Supervisor position, and approved an agreement with Snap! Mobile for athletics registration. Finally, the board conducted a closed session regarding pending litigation.
Apr 8, 2026·Board meeting
Coal City Community Unit School District #1 Board Of Education Board Of Education Meeting Minutes
The Board of Education meeting included student recognitions for wrestling and theatre accomplishments. The Board discussed and approved various facility usage requests, personnel changes including resignations and new employments, and several leave and retirement requests. Principals provided reports on school activities, enrollment figures, and student recognition. Key action items included the approval of a resolution for a tax assessment appeal, new job descriptions for the Lead Maintenance and Interim Operations Manager roles, hazardous bus route declaration, summer camp dates, the quarterly dropout report, IHSA membership renewal, and superintendent employment authorization. Furthermore, the Board approved multiple lease agreements for office equipment, MacBook computers, Chromebooks, and data infrastructure upgrades. Finally, the Board approved various administrative contracts following a closed session.
