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Board approves vouchers, new courses and athletics co-ops; adopts monthly financial reporting cadence
Summary
The board approved vouchers totaling $1,042,246.25, ratified new high-school course recommendations (large-animal production and medical terminology), renewed WIAA gymnastics and boys hockey co-ops with updated financial terms, and adopted a new monthly financial reporting schedule.
The Milton School District board approved several routine but consequential items during the meeting, including payment of general-checking vouchers, course approvals, athletics cooperative renewals and a change to the district’s financial reporting cadence.
The board voted to approve general-checking account vouchers totaling $1,042,246.25 after a motion and second; chair declared the motion carried. The board also approved the instructional committee’s recommendation to offer two new high-school courses — Large Animal Production and Medical Terminology (with Start College Now advanced-standing credit) — beginning in the 2026–27 academic year.
Athletics staff brought two WIAA cooperative renewals: a girls gymnastics coop with Edgerton (no operational changes) and a multi-school boys hockey coop with adjusted per-athlete financial terms to reflect increased ice-time costs at the Woodman Center; both co-ops were approved by motion and second. Staff also introduced a new monthly finance-report cadence; Ross said monthly reports will follow month-end close and the board will review October reports at the December meeting.
Other board actions included approval of the monthly staffing report and acceptance of gifts and donations with gratitude. The board concluded with a roll call to enter closed session for the superintendent evaluation later in the agenda.
What happens next: Finance will present the October month-end reports at the next meeting; new courses will move to local scheduling and staffing planning; co-op financial changes will be implemented and communicated to participating schools.
