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Board approves community survey contract, hires special‑education director and confirms graduates
Summary
The Cuba City School District board approved a $10,000 community survey contract with School Perceptions, hired Whitney Casper as district special‑education director (effective July 1, 2024), approved the 2024 graduates list pending course completion, and approved a volunteer softball coach; the meeting adjourned to closed session to discuss administrative personnel.
At its regular meeting, the Cuba City School District board took several formal actions in open session.
The board voted to approve a contract with School Perceptions to conduct a community survey intended to inform referendum language options and gauge which mixes of program restorations residents would support. Board discussion addressed mailing reliability and optional services; the vote carried 6–1.
The board also approved the list of graduates for the Class of 2024 pending successful course completion, and it hired Whitney Casper as the district special‑education director effective July 1, 2024. In addition, the board approved Miss Christian as a volunteer high‑school softball coach.
Following those votes, the board moved and carried a motion to adjourn to closed session to discuss the performance of administrative staff.
Votes at a glance: - Community survey contract with School Perceptions: approved (yes: Mueller, White, Sher, Henderman, Borden, Andrews; no: Paul). - Hiring of Whitney Casper as District special‑education director (effective July 1, 2024): approved unanimously. - List of graduates for the Class of 2024 (pending course completion): approved unanimously. - Volunteer high‑school softball coach approval: approved unanimously. - Motion to adjourn to closed session on administrative‑staff performance: approved unanimously.
The board indicated the finance committee will review the survey instrument before the survey is distributed to residents.
