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Pewaukee district reports smooth start to year, vows to address bus-route problems
Summary
Superintendent-level staff told the board the school year began smoothly, highlighted new programs for special education needs, and said the district will meet this week with contractor Go Right Way to resolve persistent issues on several bus routes.
District staff reported a largely successful start to the school year with day-to-day operations running and most facility projects completed. The district described new tactical supports for students (including a pilot program called Navigate intended to help students with regulation and behavioral needs) and said staffing for teachers and key technology positions is largely in place, which contributed to a smoother opening.
Staff also acknowledged bus-route problems that have affected punctuality on some routes, especially Route 11. The district said it would meet with Go Right Way leadership to press for improvements. "We have Route 11 that has been a challenge in particular," a district presenter told the board, noting the district has taken steps to ride routes with drivers and communicate with parents while the contractor addresses staffing and routing challenges.
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