Glenview Community Consolidated School District 34 board meeting, date not confirmed yet
1 h 14 min · 2 public speakers
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Glenview board approves tax appeal resolution and union pay agreement 11:58
- The board approved a property tax appeal intervention resolution and a memorandum of understanding with the Glenview Education Association. 11:58
- A district staff member said the agreement changes the hourly supervisory rate of pay to $30 per hour. 15:39
- A district staff member presented a tentative 2026 tax levy that would net an $84.385 million levy, based on a CPI of 2.7%. 18:51
- Administrators previewed a plan to make the PACE framework a 6th Encore at the middle schools, which would require one FTE at each middle school. 39:56
Item by item (14)
- Opening, agenda and minutes 0:00
- Communications and strategic plan feedback 0:58
- During the communications report, a presenter recognized principals and assistant principals and asked the community to thank building-level leaders for their work. 0:58
- The administrator said the strategic plan will sunset at the end of the school year and community focus groups will be offered on October 28th and November 18th, with a survey in November. 1:59
- First public comment 3:14
- Consent agenda 10:34
- Resolution on second reading 11:17
- Property tax appeal intervention resolution 11:58
- A presenter said the Property Tax Appeal Board made a change requiring an independent resolution for every case a district intervenes in, and listed businesses filing property tax appeals over $100,000. 12:09
- A speaker asked whether homeowners would then owe more, and a staff member said the EAV gets parceled out to residential and other commercial owners that did not appeal. 14:28
- The resolution was approved. ~15:28
- Education association memorandum of understanding 15:28
- Tentative 2026 tax levy 16:32
- A district staff member said CPI this year is 2.7% and the district is not recommending a truth and taxation hearing, with a hearing planned next month. 18:51
- The staff member said the levy would net an $84.385 million levy and about $2.7 million in new money, with the transportation levy increasing by a little over $2 million. 24:10
- The staff member said there was nothing formal to approve and the board could approve the actual levy next month. 29:59
- PACE framework and financial literacy pilot 32:26
- A presenter said the district is piloting an after-school financial literacy club. 38:10
- A presenter said adding a 6th Encore would require one FTE at each middle school, and the item would return to the board, probably in December and then February. 46:39
- A speaker asked whether the district would talk with the high school about overlap with its personal finance course, and a presenter said the district has conversations with the high school. 53:50
- IASB delegate assembly 56:56
- A speaker reminded the board that it identifies a delegate for voting purposes at the annual conference. 57:02
- Banking request for proposal status 58:07
- A staff member said the district received 5 submissions, granted interviews to 3 and intends to bring a recommendation next month. 58:37
- Security assessment proposal status 59:05
- Second public comment 1:09:31
- No comments were submitted. ~1:09:49
- Reports and other business 1:09:50
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I just, I just want everyone to know that, you know, if your tax bill went up a lot, it's not necessarily because the taxing districts are asking for so much more money. It's because somebody else's taxes are probably lower.Scott Nelson · Board member31:38
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Video: posted by the district as “Board of Education Meeting | Oct. 19, 2026”