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Board approves personnel report, FBLA trip, building-trades project and CISA contract
Summary
At its regular meeting the Three Lakes School District board approved routine financial paperwork and multiple motions: personnel retirements/resignations, an FBLA overnight trip to the state competition, a building-trades garage construction project as a course component, and the 2026-27 CISA shared services contract.
The Three Lakes School District board approved a series of routine and programmatic items at its meeting, including personnel actions, student travel and service contracts.
What passed: the board approved (by voice vote) the treasurer's checks and payroll listings totaling $2,372,683.98, the personnel report that noted the retirement of physical education teacher Charlie Volk and the upcoming resignation of high school English teacher Jennifer Perkin, an FBLA overnight state-competition trip advancing seven students to Green Bay, a building-and-trades garage construction project to be used as hands-on coursework, and the district's CISA shared services contract for 2026-27.
Context: The treasurer's report listed ACH and regular checks and payroll details, including payroll checks totaling $405,060.25. Administrator said the CISA consortium work is similar to prior years and helps deliver professional development, special services and audiology resources; the largest variable cost cited was audiology services adjusted by usage.
Student travel and programs: FBLA advisor Mr. Yu reported seven students advancing to the state competition and asked for approval of an overnight trip with suggested chaperone staffing; board members urged two chaperones when possible and the board approved the trip by motion and voice vote.
Career and technical education: District staff presented a plan to use an off-site garage construction project as a component of two existing courses to increase student participation in trades; presenters described scheduling, contractor coordination for concrete work, insurance coverage and teacher supervision. The board approved proceeding with the project by motion.
Contracts and next steps: The board approved the CISA shared services contract for the coming school year, and asked administrators to continue coordinating on usage of unit days and any specific service needs. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn into executive session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(c) to consider personnel matters; roll-call votes were recorded as ayes by all members present before the adjournment.
The board did not take final action on the proposal to allow hunting on the Camp 3 School Forest; that matter was discussed at length and staff were asked to return with revised policy language, parcel maps and public outreach plans.
