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Votes at a glance: Platteville board approves consent agenda, cleaning contract renewal and CESA 3 subscription
Summary
On April 8 the Platteville School District board approved the consent agenda (including March finance reports and personnel changes), renewed the nighttime cleaning contract for 2026–27, accepted a middle-school special-education resignation, and approved a CESA 3 contract that includes a discounted 'Magic School' AI subscription.
At the April 8 meeting the Platteville School District board approved several routine and operational items by voice vote.
Consent agenda: The board approved minutes and routine reports and accepted personnel actions, including resignations and hires. The district presented March financial figures with receipts of approximately $4.84 million and disbursements of about $2.42 million; line-item details were available in the packet. The board also received a first reading of a proposed revision to policy 751.2 (school bus safety).
Action 8A — Nighttime cleaning contract renewal: The board approved a one‑year renewal of the 2026–27 nighttime cleaning contract with the current vendor. Staff recommended approval and noted a proposed 2.2–2.5% price increase attributed to inflation and to the fact that recent biennial budgets did not include inflationary increases.
Action 8B — Middle‑school special education resignation: The board accepted Melissa Traver’s resignation as a middle‑school special education teacher.
Action 8C — CESA 3 contract and 'Magic School' subscription: The board approved a CESA 3 contract for 2026–27 that includes subscription access to the Magic School AI consortium. Staff reported that CESA 3 negotiated a 25% discount compared with typical consortium rates; Paige Lehey presented information about the program to the committee prior to the board meeting.
Votes: All motions were approved by voice vote; the transcript records members saying "aye" and no opposition on these items. Individual roll-call tallies were not included in the public transcript.
The meeting adjourned at 8:17 p.m.
