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School board moves into executive session to discuss personnel and legal matters

Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District Board · March 25, 2026
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Summary

The Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District board approved the agenda and executive session agenda and voted in favor of moving into a closed executive session under statute 19 25 to review prior closed minutes, safety drill evaluations and specific employee matters.

The Board President opened the meeting and declared a quorum before the board approved its agenda by voice vote. Board members then approved the executive session agenda and voted to move into a closed executive session under statute 19 25 to "consider prior closed session meeting minutes, review safety drill evaluations, review specific employment action concerning individual employees, and discuss employee matters, and discuss legal litigation matters, handwritten or oral advice of legal counsel," the president said.

The motion to enter executive session was made by Mark and seconded; the board then held a roll-call vote. Board members Dave Martineau, Dennis Spear, Sherry Jasper, Jerry Mekelon and Peggy McKillop were recorded voting "Aye." The chair announced the motion carried and the executive session agenda was approved as presented.

The board did not state any further public details about the matters to be discussed in closed session. The transcript records the statutory authority cited for the closed session as "statute 19 25." The meeting record also notes that Mr. Olsen joined the meeting during initial proceedings.

No formal public action on the substantive items listed for executive session was recorded in the open portion of the meeting; any final decisions or votes on personnel or legal matters, if taken, would be recorded separately following the closed session as required by applicable law.