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Board approves health plan changes but rejects eliminating district’s income protection plan

Green Bay Area Public School District Board of Education · March 24, 2026
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Summary

After lengthy debate about employee protections and costs, the Green Bay Area Public School District approved changes to health insurance plan design and rates but voted down a proposal to transition the district’s Income Protection Plan (IPP) to a voluntary short‑term disability plan.

The Green Bay Area Public School District board on March 23 approved several changes to employee health plan designs and rates but did not approve a proposal to transition the district’s internally administered Income Protection Plan (IPP) to a voluntary short‑term disability offering.

District staff presented actuarial estimates and scenario testing for the proposed plan designs. For the recommended co‑pay plan changes, staff said the estimated average increase for a single employee would be about $461.11 annually and $1,238.28 annually for a family on the co‑pay plan when the premium and expected out‑of‑pocket changes are combined.…

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