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Board approves routine minutes, field trip, personnel actions, contracts and multiple policy updates
Summary
The Superior School District board approved routine minutes, an overnight eighth-grade field trip to Washington and New York City (spring break 2028), personnel hires and separations, gifts and grants, a CISA 12 shared-services contract, the preliminary budget and several policy revisions at its May 11 meeting; votes were by voice and recorded as carried.
The Superior School District board took a series of routine and substantive actions at its regular May 11 meeting. Highlights:
- Minutes: The board approved the April 20, 2026 minutes and the May 4, 2026 special session minutes by voice vote. - Overnight field trip: The board approved an overnight field trip request from Michael Horic for eighth-grade students to travel to Washington, D.C., and New York City during spring break 2028. - Personnel: The board accepted the personnel committee report and approved the May 2026 new hires and separations report; commentary noted active recruitment for math teachers. - Gifts and donations: The board approved acceptance of gifts, grants and bequests received in April 2026 and approved an annual $1,000 donation to the Superior Scholarship Foundation. - Contracts: Administration recommended and the board approved a 2026–27 shared-services contract with CISA 12 for an amount listed in the agenda as $98,83124, described as a decrease from the prior contract year. - Policies: The board completed second readings and approved multiple policy revisions and additions, including policy 0142.7 (orientation), 1230.01 (development of administrative guidelines), 1240 (evaluation of the district administrator), new policy 5515 (student use and parking of motor vehicles) and a revised policy 58.95 on student employment. - Bills and adjournment: The board moved and approved payment of pre-approved bills and then adjourned.
All motions reported in the meeting were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; the transcript records motions as approved but does not provide roll-call tallies for each vote.
