Board member moves to terminate Aaron Larson; roll call records majority support

At a meeting of the Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District board, Board member Dudzik moved to terminate the employment and contract of Aaron Larson “effective immediately,” the transcript records.

The motion, introduced by Dudzik, was stated verbatim: “Dudzik makes a motion to terminate the employment and contract of Aaron Larson effective immediately.” A roll call was then taken. The transcript records the responses as: Kelly — “Yes”; Meredith — “I have state” (the phrase is recorded in the transcript and not clarified); Mike — “Yes”; Cheryl — “No”; Brianna — “Yes”; Mark — “Yes”; and Franci — “Yes.” The recorded responses indicate a majority of affirmative votes on the motion.

The transcript does not clearly identify who seconded the motion; an initial “Second” and a later “I’ll second” appear in the record but the speaker name for the second is not linked in the transcript. Following the roll call, Board member Whitman moved to adjourn; a second was acknowledged and no further business appears in the provided record.

The transcript provides no additional context about the grounds for the termination, any supporting documentation presented at the meeting, or any remarks from Aaron Larson. The record also does not show a formal statement of the motion’s final disposition beyond the roll-call responses above (the responses in the transcript imply the motion carried). Where the transcript records ambiguous or nonstandard phrasing (for example, Meredith’s “I have state”), the article reports the wording exactly rather than inferring its meaning.

The matter concerns personnel action by the Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District board; the transcript does not include references to statutes, policies, or any next steps such as appeal procedures or effective-date paperwork beyond the motion’s phrase “effective immediately.”