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Ashwaubenon board approves student travel, three-year library plan and extended contracts
Summary
The board unanimously approved a March 2027 dance trip, a DECA trip to Atlanta, a Chicago jazz band trip, a three-year library plan and extended contracts; the library plan aligns with the Future Ready Librarian framework and extended contracts average about $13,484.
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The Ashwaubenon School District Board on April 8 approved several action items including student travel requests, a three-year library plan and extended contracts.
Nick Senger presented three student travel requests that the board approved unanimously: a March 3–9, 2027 dance trip to DTU Nationals in Orlando (families have fundraised about $1,500–$1,800 per student), a DECA trip to Atlanta for students advancing to the DECA International Career Development Conference (April 25–28, 2026), and a 50-student jazz band overnight trip to Chicago (April 10–11, 2026) to participate in a clinic and perform at the University of Illinois–Chicago. Motions carried 5–0 for each trip.
District librarians Michael Heim, Nadine Mathu, Erin Sawaski and Kaitlin Younger-Ryczkowski presented a three-year Library Plan framed around the Future Ready Librarian model, emphasizing the role of libraries as the "intellectual and academic heartbeat" of the schools. A board member asked about the district's relationship with Brown County Libraries; librarians described existing connections at the individual-school level. The plan was approved 5–0.
Assistant Superintendent/Business or staff representative Keith Lucius explained that extended contracts (duties beyond a normal contract) come before the board annually; the minutes state these contracts average about $13,484 based on the 2025–26 salary schedule. The board approved the extended contracts 5–0.
All votes noted in the minutes were unanimous; no dissenting votes were recorded.
