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Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District board initiates roll call to move into executive session on personnel and administrator pay

Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District Board of Education · May 13, 2026
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Summary

At a special meeting, the school board approved the meeting and executive-session agendas and moved to hold an executive session to review specific employment actions, final rules for certified staff and compensation for administrators not on a pay scale; the transcript ends during the roll call before a final vote was recorded.

The Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District Board of Education convened a special meeting and approved its agenda before moving to consider entering an executive session to discuss personnel matters and administrator pay.

The presiding officer called the meeting to order and asked for a roll call. During the roll call, members identified in the record included Dennis, Cherry Jasper, Dave Martin, Sharon Mongol, Mckiller and Steve Olson; the chair said the board had a quorum "barely." Dave Martin moved to approve the agenda; a board member seconded and the chair said the motion carried after members voted by voice.

The board then approved the executive-session agenda by motion and voice vote. Following that action, the board considered a motion "to move to executive session pursuant to" the district's cited statutory authority to review specific employment action concerning individual employees, to consider final rules for certified staff, and to consider compensation for administrators who are not on the district compensation scale. The motion is recorded in the transcript as made by Dave Martin and seconded by another board member; the chair requested a roll call for the executive-session motion.

The transcript records the roll call beginning but ends before a final tally or an explicit statement that the board had recessed into executive session. The motion language in the record cited Wisconsin open meetings law as the basis for the closed session; the transcript rendered that citation as "section 19.851 BC and F of the Wisconsin state statutes." The board's stated purpose for the executive session was limited to personnel matters and pay for administrators not on the compensation scale.

No public discussion of the personnel issues, administrator compensation figures, or the board's final vote on whether to enter executive session is included in the provided transcript. The next procedural step that would follow the recorded motion is a completed roll-call vote and, if approved, recess into the executive session to conduct the personnel reviews and compensation discussion.

The special meeting record provided ends amid the roll call for the executive-session motion; the transcript does not include any further actions or outcomes.