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Votes at a glance: Random Lake board re-elects officers, approves travel and fee changes

Random Lake School District Board of Education · April 27, 2026
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Summary

The Random Lake School District board re-elected key officers, approved FBLA national travel, agreed to food-service price increases and several routine contracts, and continued shared occupational therapy services; multiple measures passed by voice or unanimous votes.

At its meeting the Random Lake School District board approved a slate of routine governance and operational items.

Elections and appointments: The board elected Gina president (recorded as "six votes for Gina"), re-elected Katie as vice president (six votes), elected Beth as treasurer (six votes) following Treasurer Brian Stout's resignation notice, and re-elected Amy as clerk (six votes).

Minutes and bills: The board approved the minutes of the March 23, 2026 regular meeting and approved payment of the month's bills by voice vote. The transcript lists a payment amount that appears garbled ("$987,3781"); the exact dollar figure was not clearly recorded in the transcript.

Student travel: The board approved travel for FBLA competitor Sabrina Failen to the National Leadership Conference in San Antonio (June 28—July 2). The cost was described as about $3,000; the board approved the request.

Fees and food service: The board approved raising the elementary annual field-trip fee from $25 to $30 and approved modest increases to breakfast and lunch prices across grade bands; the board also approved setting the reduced-meal price at $0.40 (previously listed as no charge) after administrators said DPI/federal program tools and rising food costs required adjustments.

Contracts and cooperative agreements: The board voted to continue participation in the Wisnip cooperative purchasing program to lower food costs, and to continue a 66.301 cooperative agreement with neighboring districts for occupational therapy services so one therapist can serve multiple districts.

Personnel motions: The board accepted the resignation of Jackie Ruml (special education) with thanks, acknowledged Sarah's retirement, and approved hiring Madison Greybo (elementary) and Jacob Schiffler (high-school technology). All personnel actions were approved by voice vote where recorded.

Adjournment: The meeting adjourned by voice vote.