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Kohler board approves consent agenda, sets evaluation timeline and discusses retreat

Kohler School District Board of Education · April 9, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda by voice vote, set deadlines and a closed-session timeline for the superintendent evaluation, discussed a strategic-planning retreat for the summer and scheduled May reorganization items, and adjourned the meeting following motions from board members.

The Kohler School Board handled several governance items at its April meeting, approving the consent agenda, confirming an evaluation schedule for the superintendent, discussing a summer retreat, and adjourning.

On the consent agenda (approval of the March 11, 2026 minutes and invoices) Kelly moved to approve; Heather seconded. The board conducted a voice vote and the chair declared the motion carries.

During the board-president’s report the president set a timeline for the superintendent evaluation: each board member should submit a first draft of the evaluation by the Sunday before the May meeting; the board will compile those drafts and discuss them in closed session at the May meeting; materials will then be provided to Dr. Jewick between May and June; and the formal evaluation will occur in a closed session at the June meeting.

Board members also reviewed reorganization items moving to the May meeting and discussed scheduling a summer half-day retreat. The superintendent suggested using an electronic poll coordinated by his office to find a date that works for all board members.

Emily moved to adjourn; Kelly seconded. A voice vote was taken and the chair announced the meeting adjourned.

All procedural motions recorded in the transcript were voice votes; the transcript does not include a full roll-call tally for each item.