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Votes at a glance: key actions from the March 10 Stevens Point Area Public School District Board meeting

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Summary

A concise list of formal motions and outcomes from the March 10 board meeting, including athletics, capital projects and CESA‑5 contracting.

The Stevens Point Area Public School District Board took the following formal actions at the March 10, 2025 meeting:

- Consent agenda (minutes, scheduled monthly bills, employment recommendations): Motion to approve made by Will; second by Barb. Roll called; motion carries.

- Revised 10‑year Capital Improvement Plan: Motion to approve the revised plan as presented (moved by Meg; second by Dennis). Motion carries.

- Authorization to proceed on FY26 CIP projects: Motion to authorize administration to secure final quotations, select vendors and start work on the eight approved FY26 CIP projects without further board approval (moved by Will; second by Ted). Motion carries.

- Girls wrestling head‑coach stipend: Motion to add a girls wrestling head‑coach stipend to Appendix B for the 2025–26 school year (moved by G Pope; second by Dennis). Motion carries; stipend amount reported ~ $6,121.

- SPASH boys lacrosse (WIAA‑sanctioned): Motion to add a school‑sponsored SPASH boys lacrosse team beginning 2025–26 (moved by Ted Kowalski; second by G Pope). Motion carries; one dissenting vote recorded.

- CESA 5 contract for 2025–26 (membership and specialized services): Motion to approve the district’s CESA‑5 contract for the 2025–26 year (moved by Alex; second by Ted). Motion carries.

For each action, administration will carry out follow‑up tasks identified during discussion (procurements, staffing, communications and vendor reporting). Where specific roll‑call counts were recorded (consent agenda roll call was read aloud), the meeting minutes include the detailed roll‑call record.