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At a glance: Board approves consent agenda, capital projects and Title IX revisions; votes to enter closed session
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Wausau School District board approved a consent agenda with donations and staffing items, approved the 2025–26 capital projects and budget, approved recommended Title IX policy revisions, and voted to enter closed session to discuss personnel matters under Wisconsin statute.
The Wausau School District Board of Education approved several agenda items and then voted to enter closed session at its March 10, 2025 meeting.
Consent agenda: The chair read a consent agenda that included appointments, staffing changes, minutes of prior sessions, payment of bills, the CESA 9 shared services contract and multiple donations to district schools (examples cited in the meeting: boxes of clothes to Grant Elementary; $200 from Kwik Trip to Lincoln Elementary; $553 from American Online Giving Foundation; and multiple other donations to Wausau West and Wausau East). A motion to approve the consent agenda was made, seconded and the chair stated "Aye" when calling the vote; the motion carried.
Capital projects and budget: The board was asked to approve the 2025–26 capital projects and the corresponding budget prepared using a five‑year fiscal forecast model. A motion was moved and seconded; the chair called for votes and the motion carried to approve the capital projects and budget.
Title IX policy revisions: Administration presented recommended Title IX policy changes to align with recent federal changes, specifically recommending rescinding Policy 22‑64 and reverting Policy 22‑66 to its pre‑summer 2024 status. The board moved, seconded and approved the recommended changes.
Closed session: Later in the meeting the chair sought a motion to enter closed session to discuss an administrator contract and superintendent evaluation language under Wisconsin Statutes (19.85(1)(c) and related provisions). The motion was moved and seconded; the board proceeded to a roll‑call vote in which each named member was recorded as voting yes, and the meeting moved into closed session.
Meeting records: The transcript records motions as "So moved" and "Second," and chair calls for "Aye" before declaring motions carried. The transcript does not provide full roll‑call vote tallies (for consent, capital projects and Title IX votes the transcript records "Aye" and "Motion carries"); the closed‑session roll call was recorded with individual yes responses.
