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Board approves minutes, consent agenda, staffing and facilities items in 9–0 votes
Summary
The School District of Waukesha board on March 12 approved minutes, a consent agenda with personnel and policy items, employee benefit changes, the 2025–26 student fee schedule, a middle‑school science resource, a We Energies easement and preliminary nonrenewal notices, all by recorded 9–0 votes.
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The School District of Waukesha Board of Education recorded unanimous votes (9–0) on several motions at its March 12 meeting, approving minutes, multiple consent‑agenda items, finance and personnel measures and two facilities items.
Minutes and consent agenda The board approved three sets of minutes (Feb. 13 regular meeting; Feb. 13 executive session; March 3 expulsion panel) on a motion by Mrs. White; the roll call recorded nine ayes and the motion passed 9–0. The consent agenda — which the administration said included decisions of the expulsion panel, 10 resignations, one retirement and one leave of absence, and policy items (policy 5611 due process rights to be rescinded, policy 8395 student mental health services, policy 5610 suspension and expulsion, and policy 5505 academic honesty) — was moved by Mark Borowski (presented by Mr. Browski) and seconded by David Wadd; it passed 9–0.
Finance and personnel votes The finance and facilities committee recommended and the board approved changing benefit coverage for part‑time seasonal and temporary employees to the standard Social Security benefit effective July 1, 2025 (motion by Keri Kozlowski, seconded; roll call 9–0). The board also approved the 2025–26 student fee schedule with one change from the prior year: the student parking fee was reduced from $100 to $75 per semester (motion passed by roll call 9–0).
Curriculum and facilities approvals The teaching and learning committee’s recommendation to adopt the middle‑school science resource (listed in committee materials as “Bridal Science Alive”) was approved by the full board, 9–0. On facilities, the board approved a We Energies easement as part of the North Drainage Project (motion by Keri Kozlowski; seconded by Mark Borowski), the roll call was 9–0. Finally, the board approved the preliminary notices of nonrenewal for employees where applicable to meet statutory notification requirements (motion by Mark Borowski; seconded by David Wadd); vote 9–0.
Executive session and procedural motions The board adjourned to executive session under Wisconsin Statutes (including 19.85(1)(e) and related provisions) to discuss property easements, pending litigation strategy and employment matters; the motion to enter closed session carried on a 9–0 roll call. After reconvening in open session the board took the votes listed above.
Vote tally and participation All recorded roll calls shown in the meeting packet and on the meeting transcript recorded the following board members voting ‘‘Aye’’ on these items: Betty Koenig, Mark Borowski, Eric Brooks, Thomas Harland, Eddie Koenig, Gary Kozlowski (spelled in transcript "Kozlowski"), Diane Voigt, David Wadd, and Kelly Piasik. Where seconds were not voiced in the record, the minutes list ‘‘second’’ without a naming speaker.
Why this matters: The motions approved at this meeting include operational decisions (employee benefits and student fees), curriculum adoption that affects classroom instruction, facilities easement needed for a drainage project, and statutory personnel notifications. All carried unanimously, signaling district consensus on the items the board considered on March 12.

