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Votes at a glance — Middleton‑Cross Plains Area School District board, Jan. 20, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken at the Jan. 20 board meeting, including approvals and roll‑call outcomes.
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The Middleton‑Cross Plains Area School District Board of Education took several formal actions on Monday. Below are each item and its outcome based on the meeting record.
- Approval of minutes from the Jan. 13, 2025 regular meeting and closed session — approved (voice vote).
- Consent agenda (approval of bills payable, treasurer’s report, resignations, appointments, retirements) — approved (voice vote).
- Approval of supervisor contracts for 2025–26 — approved (voice vote).
- Approval of 2025–26 school resource officer contracts with the Village of Cross Plains and City of Middleton Police Department — approved (voice vote).
- Approval of the 2025–26 Open Enrollment Plan (policy adjustments noted, including moving sibling preference location) — approved (voice vote).
- Motion to table approval of the Phase 1 sustainability project and funding pending additional financial detail and project breakdown — tabled (roll‑call; motion passed).
- Roll‑call excerpts recorded in the meeting: Katie Frank (yes), Bob Hesselbein (yes), (Cowles) yes, Tabitha Hanson (yes), Bartlett Durand (no), Marnie Ginsberg (no), Bob Green (yes); additional members recorded their votes verbally during roll call.
- Resolution authorizing borrowing not to exceed $10,485,000 (to fund eligible sustainability projects if no petition forces a referendum) — approved (voice vote). The authorization initiates a 30‑day petition period under state statute that allows residents to request a referendum if they gather the required signatures.
- Motion to convene closed session for Superintendent evaluation under state statute 19.85 — approved by roll call; the board moved into closed session.
Where the transcript recorded a roll call, vote attributions appear above. Where the record shows a voice vote, the transcript records the outcome as approved but does not list a roll‑call tally in the public record.

