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At-a-glance: Pulaski board elects officers, approves depositories and OKs trips, personnel and donations
Summary
The Pulaski Community School District board completed its reorganization, naming new officers, approved official depositories, several field trips including two FFA trips and a special-education overnight trip, accepted a Music Booster donation, and approved personnel and budget items.
The Pulaski Community School District Board of Education conducted its reorganization and approved a series of routine items Tuesday, including elections of officers, designation of official public depositories, field-trip approvals, donations, the personnel report and a March budget update.
Elections and designations - The board held nominations and a vote for president and other officers; the board announced a majority result for the new president. - Dennis Kaminski was elected vice president by unanimous consent. Heidi (name spelling variants recorded in the packet) was nominated and later elected to clerk/correspondence roles by unanimous consent. Steve Legal was elected treasurer by unanimous consent. - The board designated Premier Community Bank and the Local Government Investment Pool as the district's official public depositories by voice vote.
Donations and trips - The board accepted a donation from the PHS Music Boosters to purchase acoustic shells for music programs; Jeff Wilmars, Music Booster president, thanked the administration and board. - The board approved multiple field trips by motion and vote: Pulaski FFA to the Wisconsin State FFA Convention in Madison (10 students) and the Washington Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. (July 7'13, lodging at the Omni Shoreham), and a Pulaski Lions Club-funded overnight special-education trip (24 students) to Rochelle. The motions passed by voice vote.
Personnel, budget and other routine items - The personnel report listed a new hire (an eighth-grade teacher coming from Texas), internal promotions (a lead principal and a director-level promotion), and a resignation noted for a Glenbrook teacher. The board approved the personnel report by motion. - The March budget report included a notified budget variability of about $243,000 affecting fund-balance planning; staff said the district is preparing for pre-audit work in June.
All items listed above were approved by motions and majority or unanimous consent as noted in the meeting record.
