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Board accepts donated Stevens Point property for CESA 5 alternative‑education program
Summary
The board voted to accept donated real estate in Stevens Point to be used by CESA 5 for an alternative‑education program; the property had been under consideration as a purchase but owners offered it as a donation. The action completes the board’s certification required for CESA 5 acceptance.
Board members voted on Oct. 13 to certify acceptance of a donated parcel of real estate in Stevens Point to support CESA 5 programming (formerly used as leased space by a regional provider). The donation replaces an earlier purchase negotiation that the district and CESA partners had considered.
Kathy, who serves on the CESA 5 board, described the donation as a positive opportunity: the building provides suitable space for regional alternative‑education programming, though renovations will be required. The board approved the certification by roll call with unanimous votes recorded in the transcript.
What happens next: Signatures and standard acceptance paperwork will be completed and CESA 5 will move forward with planned renovations and program planning.
Speakers quoted are listed in the speakers section below.
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