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Saint Croix Falls board swears in member, elects officers and approves FFA trip
Summary
At its organizational meeting the Saint Croix Falls School District board swore in Jessica Milke, elected officers including a new president and treasurer, approved minor athletic code changes and an FFA Canada trip for up to 10 students, then moved into closed session under state statute.
Jessica Milke was sworn in as a member of the Saint Croix Falls School District board during the meeting, reciting the official oath: “I, Jessica Milke, having been elected or appointed to the office of school board members, swear that I will support the constitution of The United States and the constitution of the state of Wisconsin and will faithfully discharge the duties said office to the best of my ability.” Board members said they would notarize the paperwork after the meeting.
The board then completed its organizational business. After nominations, the board approved Brent McCurdy as president by voice vote. The vice president position was approved by voice vote as presented. Don (last name recorded in the minutes as Milke) was nominated and confirmed as clerk, and a motion to appoint Matt (last name in the record: Bryce) as treasurer carried. All officer elections were made by motion and voice vote; recorded roll-call tallies were not provided for these items in the public minutes.
The board approved the consent agenda without discussion and unanimously passed minor athletic code revisions that had been discussed at the previous meeting. The board also voted to approve the 2026 FFA Canada trip as presented; earlier in the meeting the trip was described as the usual timeframe and location and limited to up to 10 students.
Near the end of the public portion, Chair moved to adjourn to an executive (closed) session pursuant to Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(f). The motion, which was seconded, passed on a roll-call vote with all recorded members voting yes, and the meeting proceeded to closed session.
