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Hudson board approves $913,210.60 in payments, authorizes masonry repairs and advances property-disposition policy

Hudson School District School Board · March 9, 2026
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Summary

The board approved consent items authorizing $913,210.60 in payments, approved a $28,512.33 masonry contract for North Hudson, advanced revised policy 690 on first reading, and voted to enter closed session to negotiate property offers including Holton Elementary.

The Hudson School Board approved several administrative and facilities items during its regular meeting.

A motion to approve the consent items and to authorize the chief financial and operations officer to pay bills totaling $913,210.60 carried on a voice vote; the motion text appeared on the agenda and was moved and seconded at the meeting.

The board also approved a contract with Advanced Masonry Restoration for brick-veneer and exterior-envelope repairs at North Hudson in the amount of $28,512.33 after reviewing four competitive bids and staff recommendations. "We appreciate that we are staying up and on top of our repairs as they come along," said Molly, a trustee.

Trustees approved a first reading of revised policy 690, removing a reference to a nonexistent policy and aligning property-disposition language with state statute and the district's attorney recommendations; the first reading passed by voice vote.

At the end of the open session, a board member moved to convene a closed session under Wisconsin statute 19.85(1)(e) to deliberate or negotiate offers to purchase Holton Elementary and the UYU property; the board voted to enter closed session on a roll call that recorded trustees casting affirmative votes. The meeting adjourned into closed session and did not return to open session.

No final property-sale decisions were made in open session.