Board accepts donated Stevens Point property for CESA 5 alternative‑education program
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.
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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.
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