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Dec 15, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Bloomingdale School District 13 Public Hearing
The public hearing is to approve a proposed property tax levy increase for Bloomingdale School District 13 for 2025. The corporate and special purpose property taxes extended or abated for 2024 were $20,946,499. The proposed corporate and special purposed property taxes to be levied for 2025 are $21,992,776. The property taxes extended for debt services and public building commission leases for 2024 were $2,119,789. The estimated property taxes to be levied for debt service and public building commission leases for 2025 are $3,120,513. The total property taxes extended or abated for 2024 were $23,066,287. The estimated total property taxes to be levied for 2025 are $25,113,289. This represents a 4.99% and 8.87% increase over the previous year.
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Bloomingdale School District 13 Strategic Plan 2021-2026
The Bloomingdale School District 13 Strategic Plan (2021-2026) focuses on four strategic goals: 1) Whole Child Growth and Achievement, aiming to enhance student learning through individualized instruction, social-emotional learning, and 21st-century skills development; 2) Teaching and Learning, emphasizing a rigorous curriculum, high-quality instruction, and consistent implementation of MTSS; 3) Communication and Collaboration, focused on building a collaborative school culture, enhancing communication with stakeholders, and fostering community partnerships; and 4) Resources, prioritizing effective financial and human resource management to support safe and learner-centered environments. The plan's overarching vision is to provide an exceptional, individualized education for every child, guided by principles of continuous improvement, clear communication, community engagement, diversity, equity, inclusion, and high-quality staff development.
Jan 22, 2018·BoardMeeting
Board
Regular School Board Meeting
The meeting agenda included a hearing on the tentative tax levy, financial reports (fund balance, balance sheet, revenue, expenditure, and activity reports), a superintendent's report covering effective board practices and progress on goals, public comment, board reports and requests related to B.I.G. LEND, CCTS! NDSEC, and the Education Foundation, and a Freedom of Information Act request. Action items included the approval of the 2018-2019 school calendar and a review of closed session minutes. Discussion items included district fees for 2018-2019, student enrollment projections, Discovery Education Digital Leader Corps, the first reading of amendments to board policy and procedures, and an initial meeting with the board and union. For information items included an enrollment update, second-quarter budget performance report, and investment report. A closed session was scheduled for employment/evaluation of personnel.
Mar 21, 2016·BoardMeeting
Board
Regular School Board Meeting
The meeting agenda included approval of bills, financial reports, personnel matters, the superintendent's report (including preliminary kindergarten enrollment and focus group feedback), citizen requests, board reports (B.I.G. LEND, CCTS! NDSEC, Education Foundation Board "Salutes"), a Freedom of Information Act request, and action items such as building projects, fiber optic provider approval, banking services approval, teacher appointments/tenure, and nonrenewal of a probationary teacher. Discussion items included technology purchase planning. Future agenda topics included enrollment and suspension reports. A closed session was scheduled for collective bargaining.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
