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Board approves minutes, consent agenda, FICA change, student fees, curriculum adoption, easement and preliminary nonrenewals

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Summary

At its March 12 meeting the Waukesha School District board approved several routine and policy items, including a change to Social Security coverage for seasonal employees, a reduced student parking fee, a new middle-school science resource, a We Energies easement and preliminary notices of nonrenewal.

The School District of Waukesha Board of Education took a slate of formal actions on March 12, approving minutes, consent items, personnel notices, budget-related policies and facility agreements. All recorded motions passed by recorded roll call votes, each passing on a 9–0 tally.

Votes at a glance

- Approval of minutes (Feb. 13 regular meeting; Feb. 13 executive session; March 3 expulsion panel): motion by Mrs. White; second not specified. Roll call: Betty Koenig Aye; Mark Borowski Aye; Eric Brooks Aye; David Wadd Aye; Anthony Zenobia Aye; Thomas Harland Aye; Keri/Carrie Kozlowski Aye; Diane Voigt Aye; Kelly Piasik/Piaasic Aye. Outcome: approved, 9–0.

- Consent agenda (included gifts, expulsion panel decisions, and multiple policy approvals including due process rights rescission, student mental health services and academic honesty policy changes): motion by Mr. Borowski (moved consent agenda as presented); second by…

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