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Board approves consent agenda, field trips, SkillsUSA and personnel changes

3609382 · February 19, 2025

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Summary

By voice vote the board approved the consent agenda, multiple student field trips (Camp UNOY fifth‑grade trip, PHS Chamber Choir, SkillsUSA, student council), and the personnel report listing several resignations and retirements.

The board approved the consent agenda by unanimous consent and recorded several formal motions approving student field trips and the personnel report.

Field trips and student activities approved (motions and outcomes as recorded in meeting minutes): - Fifth‑grade trip to Camp UNOY at Fairview (presented by Craig Puchkowski) — motion made and seconded; motion carried. - Pulaski High School Chamber Choir to the A‑capella festival in Port Washington (presented by Patty Brown) — motion made and seconded; motion carried. Teachers noted fundraising plans and assistance for students with financial need. - SkillsUSA state conference (Madison) — motion to approve; club funds to cover student travel/entries; motion carried. - PHS Student Council state conference (Madison) — motion to approve; $75 per student cost offset by student council/building funds and hardship assistance available; motion carried.

Personnel action: The personnel report was approved by motion. Resignations and retirements noted for the end of the school year included: E. Lian (middle school teacher, moving to Florida), Mackenzie (third‑grade Hillcrest, leaving for personal reasons), Leah Grant (high school counselor — will remain through summer to assist transition), and Barb Forsberg (middle school special education, retirement). The board approved the personnel report by voice vote.

Other procedural items: The board received an AGR briefing and a budget update; no budget motions were taken. The board set the next workshop meeting for March 5 and adjourned.