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Westonka board approves multiple contracts, equipment disposals and personnel actions

Westonka Public School District School Board · May 10, 2026
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Summary

The Westonka Public School District board approved a package of routine and late action items including a video services contract, disposal of obsolete equipment, a 2026–28 personnel agreement and a rescinded prior approval that resulted in accepting a resignation.

The Westonka Public School District board approved several action items during its meeting, including contracts, equipment disposition and personnel agreements.

Items approved at the meeting included: • Contract award to Video Services, Inc. (action 8A) — approved after motion and second; transcript records "motion carries." (see agenda item 8A) • First reading of policy changes to Policy 1000 (vision/mission) and Policy 4150 (background checks) (action 8B) — board approved first reading. • Disposal/auction of obsolete equipment (action 8C) — approved. • Addition of a district AI coordinator position (action 8D) — approved (see separate coverage on AI work). • 2026–28 individual agreement with Independent School District 277 for Eric Heistat (action 8E) — approved; presenter noted Eric was a midwinter hire and the board had taken time before approving a multi-year agreement. • Late action 8F — motion to rescind an April 13 approval related to Katherine (transcript includes mixed surname text 'Deutscher/Deutsch Landers') and to accept her resignation effective April 22, 2026 — board approved the rescission and resignation.

What the transcript shows: each motion was moved and seconded and recorded in the transcript as carrying after voice vote; the meeting audio does not include roll-call tallies for each vote. The transcript identifies agenda item numbers for these approvals and includes the board chair facilitating the motions and calling for votes.

Why it matters: the approvals move forward facility and technology improvements (theatre and stadium audio/visual work), update policy on vision/mission and background checks, clear obsolete equipment for sale, and finalize personnel agreements and resignation processing.

Next steps: administration will proceed with vendor contracting and implementation; the theater and stadium speaker work timelines were described in the facilities presentation (gym work targeted for summer completion, little theater turnover in December, stadium in fall).