Dieterich Community Unit School District
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- Buyer type:
- School District
- Location:
- Dieterich, IL
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Dieterich Community Unit School District.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Dieterich
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
632
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
1712240
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
2
Mascot
School mascot.
Roadrunner
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
95
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Dieterich Community Unit School District
The Board meeting commenced with student recognitions, including the undefeated 7th Grade Boy's Basketball Team and Illinois State Scholars. Consent agenda items included approving January minutes and reports, amending the calendar to account for two Emergency Days used in January, designating the Superintendent to prepare the FY 2027 District Budget, setting the tentative High School Graduation date for May 16th, and approving facility use and several field trips for the Band, Auto Club, and 6th Grade. The Principals reported on PreK/Kindergarten screening progress and scheduling updates, noting the Elementary school's transition to a 5-day schedule. Personnel actions involved renewing the Elementary Principal's contract, approving a Dean of Student's contract, reassigning a 3rd Grade Teacher to JH Math, hiring two sub bus drivers, approving a leave of absence for a support staff member, and adjusting cheer coaching stipends. The Superintendent provided an update on the improving health insurance loss ratio, reviewed options for the 2026-27 District Calendar, publicly thanked EJ Water for snow removal assistance, discussed a Regional Growth Alliance membership request without action, and provided updates on CORE Academy enrollment and future course offerings.
The Board meeting commenced with recognition of the 8th Grade Girls Basketball Team for placing 4th at the IESA 2A State Tournament. OPAA! Food Service provided an update covering new menu items, participation rates, special events, and the Grab & Go Breakfast program. Consent agenda approvals included renewing membership in the Dieterich Business Association and approving out-of-state field trips for the High School Band to St. Louis and the Elementary and Junior High Band to Hillsboro, IN. The Board also granted access to school district logos for Sweet Corn Ventures/RoadRunner Refuel merchandise, with proceeds benefiting the school, and officially recognized Junior High Trap as an activity. Principals reported on elementary student progress monitoring scores and updates from the Jr-Sr High staff regarding curriculum mapping, course descriptions, and handbook changes following the Teacher Institute Day. Personnel actions included accepting a coaching resignation and approving a leave of absence for a certified employee.
The Board convened for the FY 2026 Budget Hearing and Regular Meeting, addressing various key items. These included reviewing and approving the FY 2025 Teacher and Administrator Salary Report, seniority lists for certified and support staff, and a field trip request for the Annual FFA Convention. The District Bullying Policy and District Risk Management Plan were reviewed and approved, along with the adoption of a Parent and Family Engagement Policy and the FY2026 District Budget. The meeting also covered current PreK-12 enrollment figures, recognition of the Dieterich Pre-K Program's ExceleRate Circle of Quality award, and discussion of a facility project involving roof replacement, solar panels, tuckpointing, and a covered walkway. Personnel moves included hiring student workers, approving a leave of absence, and accepting a letter of retirement.
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