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Board approves agenda items, policy second readings and facility bids; personnel appointments confirmed
Summary
At its meeting the Sheboygan Area School District Board approved routine agenda items, second readings of several policies, multiple auditorium lighting bids and personnel appointments; several items were informational only.
The Sheboygan Area School District Board of Education approved a series of routine and committee-recommended items during its meeting, including policy second readings, facilities procurement and personnel actions.
Without recorded roll-call tallies, the board used voice votes on multiple motions. Early in the meeting the board approved the published agenda and the minutes of the regular March 11, 2025 meeting. The Curriculum and Instruction Committee recommendation to award an early graduation diploma to Nevaeh Sharp (North High School) was approved.
The board approved second readings of policy items listed in the meeting packet (policy numbers quoted in the packet as "34404440611061116112661066117310 and 7450"). Administrators said most of those changes bring district policies into compliance with current federal guidance for federally supported programs; board members voted to adopt the second readings as presented.
Facilities and procurement approvals included acceptance of bids to replace auditorium lighting systems at South High School, North High School and Horace Mann (middle school) with a single winning bidder identified in the packet as Main Stage Theatrical Supply. Committee chairs described the work as part of a nearly $500,000 investment to keep existing auditoriums operational following a prior referendum commitment. The board also accepted theater company and community recreation department financial reports as presented and approved rental of community garden plots (annual fee discussion referenced an amount in meeting as roughly $308 per plot).
The Human Resources Committee reported approvals of appointments: one administrator, one teacher, six educational assistants and one RREC coordinator; the board approved the appointments and a listed leave of absence. Separations (including the retirement of North High teacher Kelly Stause after 32 years) were listed for information. The board approved a transfer of a staff member (listed in the packet) within North High School.
Most motions were approved by general voice vote; meeting minutes will reflect exact language and the official record.
