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Board extends Dr. Gee’s contract for three years; approves multiple personnel actions

Middleton District Board · March 10, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting, the Middleton District board approved several personnel actions: early graduation applications for four students, an extended leave for a teacher (one abstention), acceptance of an employee resignation, and a three-year contract extension for Dr. Gee following a positive evaluation.

The Middleton District board voted to extend Dr. Gee’s contract for three years after a board member reported a positive evaluation of his work.

A committee member told colleagues, “We did, we we did perform an evaluation for doctor Gee, and we have shown that he has done an amazing job. We appreciate his efforts in our school district,” and moved to extend his contract for another three years (two years plus an additional one-year extension). The motion was seconded and members present voted in favor.

The contract extension followed a short presentation by the committee member summarizing the evaluation and accomplishments attributed to Dr. Gee. The board chair seconded the motion; the board’s recorded responses were all “aye,” and the extension passed unanimously among those voting.

The board also approved several other personnel items during the meeting. A committee member moved to accept early-graduation applications for four students, identified in the transcript only as students A, B, C and D; that motion was seconded and approved. The board approved an extended leave request for teacher 030926A; the motion carried with one abstention, with a board member identified in the meeting as Cindy recorded as abstaining. The board accepted an early resignation from employee 030926B after a motion and second.

All actions were taken in open session following the board’s exit from an earlier executive session. The chair then declared the meeting adjourned.

The board did not provide additional details in the transcript about the terms of the extended leave, the reasons for the resignation, or the names of the students granted early graduation beyond the identifiers used in the record.