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Votes at a glance: Greendale board approves CISA services agreement, personnel actions, Bridges adoption and budget amendments
Summary
At its May meeting the Greendale School District Board approved the cooperative services agreement (referred to as 'CISA'), personnel resignations and appointments, adoption of Bridges K–5 curriculum, and budget amendments; motions were made and passed by roll call on each item.
The Greendale School District Board approved several routine and substantive items by roll-call votes during the meeting, including an annual cooperative educational services agreement, personnel recommendations, adoption of the Bridges K–5 math curriculum, and 2025–26 budget amendments.
Minutes: The board moved and approved the April 27 meeting minutes by roll call.
Cooperative services agreement: Administration described an annual cooperative educational services agreement with roughly 45 districts (referred to in the meeting as "CISA"). The board moved to approve the 2026–27 service agreements as presented; the motion passed after a roll call. Staff noted the district expects to remove a seat tied to "Project Success" before next year.
Personnel: Administration recommended approval of several personnel items and a 2026–27 agreement for educational support personnel. A board member moved approval of resignations and appointments and the 2026–27 support personnel agreement; the motion passed on roll call.
Curriculum adoption: The board adopted Bridges as the primary elementary math curriculum and authorized the use of current budget-year funds for the purchase after a staff presentation and Q&A (see separate article for details).
Budget amendments: Jonathan, the district finance presenter, reviewed proposed amendments to reflect federal grant awards, technology budget updates, additional contributions to Fund 73 for other post-employment benefits, special education accounting-class updates, and a pool surge-tank renovation. The board voted to approve the 2025–26 budget amendments after roll call.
