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Ludington board approves 2025–27 Master Bargaining Agreement with Ludington Education Association

Ludington Area Schools Board of Education · February 16, 2026
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Summary

The Ludington Area Schools Board unanimously approved a Master Bargaining Agreement with the Ludington Education Association covering 2025–2027. The motion passed 7–0; the minutes record the motion, second and roll-call but do not list contract terms.

The Ludington Area Schools Board of Education voted unanimously on Feb. 16 to ratify a Master Bargaining Agreement with the Ludington Education Association covering the 2025–2027 contract period. The motion, made by Mike Winczewski and supported by Mike Nagle, passed 7–0 on a roll-call vote.

The agreement was presented to the board as part of the meeting’s action items; the official minutes record the board’s approval but do not include the terms, financial impacts, or specific contract language. Interim Superintendent Mary Marshall and Interim Business Director Kathleen Hamilton were listed in the meeting materials as presenters for district business but the minutes do not provide further detail about negotiations or financial estimates tied to the contract.

Board President Stephanie Reed and all seven board members — Dr. Bret Autrey, Steve Carlson, Sarah Lowman, Mike Nagle, Alan Neushwander and Mike Winczewski — voted in favor. Following the vote, the board later approved a motion to adjourn to closed session under the Open Meetings Act Section 8(c) for collective bargaining strategy; the minutes record the closed-session motion separately.

The district’s official minutes and meeting materials are available for public inspection at the Board of Education’s administration office.