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Special School Board Meeting on Thursday, July 30
The School Board will convene a Special Board Meeting on Thursday, July 30 at 7:15 p.m., partially in-person and partially by remote means.
During the meeting, the Administrative Team will provide an update on the status of Planning for 2020-2021 and recommend a preferred, in-person model for consideration for fall 2020.
The July 30 meeting will take place at Carleton Washburne School in the Band Room located at 515 Hibbard Road, Winnetka IL and via Zoom.
Members of the public can join the meeting remotely or attend in person with limited seating. Public seating is limited to 18 seats to adhere to social distancing requirements. Seating for the public is on a first-come, first-served basis. All guests must wear a face mask and social distance inside the meeting room. Any individuals who arrive after the room is full will need to join remotely.
Public comment for the meeting will occur both in person and also by email. Those joining remotely and wishing to make public comments should email board@winnetka36.org prior to 7:10 p.m. on July 30th. Note, if there is a high volume of public comment, the Board may need to limit the amount of time dedicated to public comment in order to efficiently conduct business (in accordance with temporary rules to be adopted by the School Board).
To participate via Zoom:
Please click this link to join the webinar from any device:
Webinar ID: 958 1638 8663
Passcode: 36Wins36
Or Telephone: 312 626 6799
Webinar ID: 958 1638 8663
Passcode: 438360
If you have technical difficulties accessing the meeting, please contact tech support at 847.501-5465
NEW FAQs regarding Planning for 2020-2021
The District is committed to keep the community and staff informed and will continue to update a dynamic list of FAQs. This first release of FAQs emerged from the recent survey, focus groups, and email communications received.
A list of FAQs, organized by theme, is included here
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Results of July Parent Survey
To view the results at-a-glance, please click here. Thanks to the 938 respondents who completed the survey.
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