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Board approves hearing officer, medical advisor, and moves forward with annual cash-flow borrowing

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Summary

The board authorized use of an independent hearing officer for expulsions by roll call, reappointed John Anderson (Hughes Blackwell) as expulsion officer, approved Dr. Ranham as district medical advisor, and affirmed consent agenda items including cash-flow borrowing procedures.

During the Aug. 11 meeting the Waunakee School District board completed routine annual appointments and approvals.

The board authorized using an independent hearing officer for expulsions by roll call and, in a separate vote, approved continuing to use attorney John Anderson of Hughes Blackwell Law Firm as the district’s hearing officer. The roll-call authorization recorded board members’ affirmative responses: Carly — aye; Joan — yes; Ted — aye; Mark — aye; Heather — aye; Chris — aye.

The board then approved appointment of Dr. Ranham as the district’s medical advisor; the board had been using Dr. Ranham at the district clinic and presenters said the district has been satisfied with his service.

District finance staff explained the annual cash-flow borrowing process that begins in the fall and the reason to schedule the annual meeting in August to enable a September borrowing resolution. The board placed the annual borrowing resolution on the September agenda, and staff said the actual borrowing action will come to the board in September.

The consent agenda passed by voice vote, and board members received reminders about upcoming events including LearnFest and the start of school.

Quote: board member (roll call results reported) — Carly: “Aye.”

Next steps: the formal borrowing resolution will be brought to the board in September and staff will continue to coordinate annual appointment paperwork and contracts.