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Superior School District board elects officers, confirms representatives and posts 2026–27 calendar
Summary
At a May special reorganizational session, the Superior School District Board elected Steve Olsson president and Laura Gapsky vice president (secret ballot), filled officer roles and approved representative appointments; the board also approved the 2026–27 meeting calendar and set a timeline for committee preferences.
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The Superior School District Board of Education completed its annual reorganization at a May special meeting, electing and appointing officers and representatives for 2026–27.
Steve Olsson was nominated and confirmed as board president. Board members nominated two candidates for vice president and conducted a secret ballot; Laura Gapsky was elected vice president. The board also approved Sarah Schubert as treasurer, Shelley (recorded in the transcript as “Shelley Men”) as school clerk, and Anne Schultz as secretary/deputy clerk.
The board approved a slate of volunteer representatives and delegates: a district representative to CISA 12 (nomination recorded as Katherine Gand) and the WASBY convention delegate (Laura Gabsky) with an alternate (Shelley Men). The board approved the annual donation to the Superior School District Scholarship Foundation, Inc. and accepted other gifts and grants listed in administration’s recommendations.
Board members adopted the board meeting schedule for July 2026 through 2027. The calendar includes offsite public meetings intended to increase accessibility, including a meeting at Northern Lights Elementary on Oct. 12 and a middle-school meeting on Feb. 8, 2027. The president asked board members to submit committee preference forms by Wednesday so assignments can be made in time for the next meeting.
Procedural notes: many motions and nominations were decided by voice vote; the meeting record reflects the motions carried but does not include roll-call tallies for most items. The board moved the remainder of the agenda into the committee-of-the-whole for detailed review and forwarded items for final approval at the next regular meeting on May 11, 2026.
Next steps: committee assignments will be finalized based on members’ ranked preferences and reported at an upcoming meeting.

