Board of Education
Glenbrook High School District 225 is governed by an elected, 7-member Board of Education in accordance with Illinois School Code (105 ILCS 5/33-1).
All members are elected at-large to four-year terms, representing all residents within the District’s boundaries. Board elections are held during the month of April as part of the consolidated election cycle in odd numbered years. Board members are volunteers who do not receive a salary for their services.
The Board of Education meets regularly on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. All meetings of the Board of Education are open to the public and are organized in accordance with the Illinois Open Meetings Act (5 ILCS 120).
Board meeting agendas and materials can be accessed from the Meeting Portal and at right. As an added convenience for our school community, Board meetings are live streamed and video files are posted within the corresponding meeting's agenda.
Meeting Portal
Through our dedicated Board of Education meeting portal, members of the public can view agendas, minutes and live streams of meetings occuring in and after May 2023.
For meetings before May 2023, visit our archived version of SchoolBoard.net.
Board Notes
District 225 will post Board Notes for our community that will include an overview of the meeting and important updates on action taken by the board. Board Notes will be posted by the Wednesday after each meeting.
The Board of Education takes responsibility for its policymaking role by creating its policy manual into a living document that provides good governance directives to the district at all times. The policy manual is reviewed and revised on an ongoing basis in response to changing state and federal laws, regulations, court cases, as well as changes in the school community. All policies are written and available to the public for review. In general, policies:
- Provide a statement to the community of district goals;
- Delegate authority to the superintendent or designee;
- Define operating limits;
- Ensure legal compliance;
- Establish board processes; and
- Provide for monitoring district progress.
The school district's current policies and procedures are listed below.
- Section 1 - School District Organization
- Section 2 - Board Governance and Operations
- Section 3 - General School Administration
- Section 4 - Operational Services
- Section 5 - Personnel
- Section 6 - Instruction
- Section 7 - Students
- Section 8 - Community Relations