The application for the position on the board will be open until Oct. 10 at 4 p.m.
A former District 181 board member says she is "seriously" worried about District 86.
Students will get credit for both geometry and woodworking. The course is set to last two periods.
The firm's job was to help oust the superintendent. But it still charged the district after it completed its mission.
The parent asked for action in response to the message. A law firm has been hired.
Teachers are mixed in with administrators on the pay list.
The superintendent responded to a Burr Ridge resident's concern about the lack of an announcement.
The agreement requires she keep its terms secret. Under state law, the district must release the record upon request.
Public records indicated the reason for disciplining the teacher. She was warned she may be fired next time.
District 86 is seeking the community's help in developing a profile that will be used to identify strong candidates for the position.
A board member resigned hours after her colleagues decided to hire a lawyer for the inquiry.
A board member said her moral compass was "too divergent" from the board's majority.
But he ties his support to grades. A student leader brought up the issue to the board.
Officials said they want guaranteed involvement for all "stakeholders" on new courses and curricula.
The school board plans to close its doors twice Monday. It last hired a special counsel in May.
A board member said a colleague's position contradicted one from a year earlier.
The board also settled with a former teacher's aide, who sued in federal court.
The board may withdraw its approval of five sets of minutes. A majority voted for them last month.
Board members have clashed with the firm before. Now, they want to discuss their legal representation.
It also plans to vote on a settlement with a former employee.
The district appears ready to follow the tradition of most Illinois districts. Those in other states often choose openness.
The problematic pool deck tile will be replaced next year, an official said.
The law firm also attended a closed meeting in which the board suspended the superintendent.
They were later recovered in Chicago and Dolton, police said.
Students in Hinsdale High School District 86 are heading back to school Aug. 21.
A board member pressed her colleagues to record all meetings.
The district only has estimates from 2019 – before the projects started.
"I hope you're not insulted by me saying these kinds of things," a consultant said.
It's unknown how the board president decides which meetings are to be recorded.
Illinois districts typically keep superintendent finalists' names secret. That's not the case in other states.
An investigation into the ex-superintendent cost taxpayers nearly $40,000. The new president has continued to keep the report under wraps.
One of them served as Elmhurst's interim superintendent during the pandemic.
Board members disagreed over the hiring process last week, a member said.
Board members disagree over whether to record all meetings for the public.
The board failed to inform the public that it would vote on a $277,000 resignation agreement for then-Superintendent Tammy Prentiss.
The law firm started billing the district before the board officially hired it.
The board responded to a complaint about its closed session before the superintendent's suspension.
The board also plans to close the doors to discuss specific personnel.
The new board is determined to change the superintendent, but the district's website lags.
The board's former leader called the investigation into the anti-racist controversy "substantive."