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Board approves Apple lease resolution and staffing report; routine agenda and minutes approved by voice vote
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Milton School District Board of Education approved multiple routine items by voice vote, including a resolution authorizing acquisition of equipment by lease purchase agreement with Apple and the monthly staffing report. The board also moved into executive session to discuss staff compensation and benefits.
The Milton School District Board of Education on March 10 approved several routine motions by voice vote, including a resolution authorizing a lease-purchase agreement with Apple for district devices and the staffing report. The board then moved to an executive session to discuss staff compensation and benefits.
Key actions taken:
- The board approved the meeting agenda as presented (motion moved and seconded; voice vote). No changes were made to the agenda.
- The board approved the minutes of the Feb. 24, 2025 regular meeting (motion moved by Tracy, seconded by Jennifer; voice vote).
- The board approved a resolution authorizing the acquisition of equipment by lease purchase agreement with Apple. During discussion staff explained that Apple proposed switching from 10th‑generation to 11th‑generation iPads because of supply issues and provided updated pricing for M‑series devices; staff said the changes reduce the district’s annual lease payment. The board approved the resolution as presented. A recommended quote identified in board materials was for $2,448,317 beginning July 1, 2025; staff indicated the final resolution on the screen referenced a related Apple quote number in board documents. The motion on the floor was moved by Chris and seconded by John and was approved by voice vote.
- The board approved the staffing report presented (motion moved by Rick, seconded by Jennifer; voice vote).
After those items the board moved into executive session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(c) to consider employment, promotion, compensation and performance evaluation data for public employees; the stated topics were staff compensation and benefits. The board did not return to open session that night.
All motions taken during open session were approved by voice vote with no recorded roll-call tally published in the meeting record. Where a roll call occurred (for entry to executive session), members present recorded “yes” votes: Jennifer, Rick, Joel, John, Ed and Tracy. The transcript does not record any opposed votes during the open-session motions.
