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New Berlin board approves consent agenda, policy 5200.01, employment report and accepts $37,791 in donations
Summary
The Board of Education approved the consent agenda, adopted a revision to policy 5200.01 (full-time student), approved an Employment Services Report from closed session and accepted donations totaling $37,791 to support athletics, robotics and field trips.
The Board of Education of the New Berlin School District approved its consent agenda, adopted a second-reading revision to policy 5200.01 (full-time student), approved an Employment Services Report that had been discussed in closed session and accepted $37,791 in donations to schools and programs.
On a motion to approve the consent agenda, the board proceeded by voice/hand vote and the chair declared the motion passed. The minutes of April 14 and financial reports were included in the consent agenda.
A policy revision listed as 5200.01 (full-time student) was on second reading and the board approved the change; the motion and second were recorded in the minutes and the chair declared the motion passed.
Following earlier closed-session discussion under Wisconsin statutes, the board voted to approve the Employment Services Report presented by staff. The motion to approve the Employment Services Report passed by hand vote.
The board also accepted donations totaling $37,791 to support athletics, robotics, field trips and co-curricular programs across district schools. Donations listed in the report included: New Berlin Eisenhower baseball boosters — $2,070 for baseball pants; Eisenhower soccer boosters — $3,105 for team parkas; Eisenhower football boosters — $4,000 for Guardian caps; New Berlin West robotics donors (Yiling SciLift and Kirian Damuradan) — $300 each; Sproll Trucking Inc. — $1,500 for trap club; Piper Power — $500 for trap club; VJ's Construction Services — $500 for trap club; Wisconsin State Golf Association Foundation — $500 for boys golf; Watlow Electric Manufacturing — $1,000 for robotics; Ronald Reagan Home and School — $500 for third-grade field-trip buses; Modern Woodmen of America — $1,000 for youth programs; CAF America — $500 for robotics; American Transmission Company — $250 for robotics; Orchard Lane PFC donations and field-trip support totaling $7,253.56 across multiple items; Eisenhower and Elmwood donations including a $5,349 JV baseball rubber mound gift and a $7,000 Elmwood co-curricular gift. The gifts brought the meeting’s reported donation total to $37,791.
No dissent or amendments were recorded during the votes on these agenda items.
The board set future meeting dates and adjourned.
