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Board approves consent agenda, overloads, preliminary budget, at‑risk and annual reports; votes summarized
Summary
The Wilmot UHS School District board approved the consent agenda (including a recommended hire), eight semesters of teaching overloads to cover vacant classes, the preliminary 2024–25 budget and levy publication, the annual at‑risk student report, and the seclusion/restraint state report; the superintendent evaluation tool was also approved as amended.
At this meeting the Wilmot UHS School District board recorded or approved several formal actions:
- Consent agenda (includes a recommended hire for the math position): motion to approve made by District Administrator (speaker 4) and seconded by the Chair (speaker 1); voice approval recorded.
- Teaching overload assignments: motion to approve up to eight semester overload assignments (0.4 overload per class) moved by Board member (speaker 6); board approved by voice vote. Staff explained overloads as a cost‑saving approach to cover Family & Consumer Science and Tech Ed vacancies.
- Preliminary 2024–25 budget and preliminary tax levy for publication: motion to approve made by speaker 3 and seconded; board approved the preliminary budget and levy for publication ahead of the annual meeting.
- Annual student at‑risk report: motion to approve made by District Administrator (speaker 4); board approved.
- Seclusion and restraint annual report (state filing): motion to approve made and seconded; board approved the report and will submit to the state as required.
- Superintendent/district administrator evaluation tool and goals: board approved the streamlined evaluation tool and draft goals, with language edits agreed during discussion (the capital referendum‑related goal to be made conditional "if sought by the board").
Vote records in the transcript are recorded as voice votes ("Aye" responses) rather than roll‑call tallies; individual board member vote names were not recorded in a formal roll call in the transcript.
