Board approves consent agenda, levy certification, audit and calendar change; donations accepted
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Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, accepted donations, certified levy amounts totaling $8,053,621.97, approved the fiscal year 2025 audit, and added a third staff development day to the 2026–27 calendar. Several motions passed unanimously; donations and levy totals were recorded on the public record.
The board approved a series of routine but consequential business items during the meeting. The agenda and the consent agenda were approved (motion by Chris Lussoff, seconded by Trevor Hone); the consent agenda included minutes, personnel items and bills in the amount of $1,552,222.30.
Donations listed on the record were accepted and permitted for designated use (donors included a local individual and businesses with amounts recorded). The board adopted a levy certification listing proposed tax levies for general purposes (Maintenance general $3,130,948.38; Community service $148,441.02; Debt service $4,774,232.57) for a total proposed levy of $8,053,621.97; that resolution passed by roll call 5–0.
The fiscal year 2025 audit was approved (motion by Chris Lussock, seconded by Susie Ripp) by a 5–0 vote. The board also approved adding a third staff development day to the 2026–27 school calendar (motion by Trevor Holmes, seconded by Chris Plasak), which reduces student days while staying within contract and statutory minimums for student instruction time.
The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn passed and the board set a special board work session and special meeting on Jan. 12, 2026, for organizational and bond discussions.