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Madison board approves routine personnel, finance and referendum construction items; one addendum draws dissent

Madison Board of Education · May 4, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a series of consent and committee-recommended items—personnel renewals, financial resolutions, curriculum items and referendum construction project actions—by roll-call vote; an addendum to human resources that added an employee number drew a recorded nay.

The Madison Board of Education completed the business portion of its agenda by approving multiple consent items across human resources, finance and referendum construction.

During the meeting the board took roll-call votes to approve sets of agenda items identified in the packet (codes and ranges referenced in the meeting record included RA2611–12, BA252651 through BA2655, EC2626–2628, HR26109–26120, FF26149–26165, RC252648–252659 and multiple addenda). Administrators presented standard summaries and, where required, the board voted by roll call. The board attorney and secretary were present to advise.

One addendum item—adding employee number 3802 to the human-resources agenda (HR 2526116) for administrator renewal—received a recorded ‘nay’ on the voice vote; other listed resolutions were approved in subsequent roll calls.

Why it matters: Routine approvals fund operations, continue referendum construction projects and confirm personnel renewals needed to staff schools for the coming year.

Next steps: Implementation items such as asbestos abatement monitoring contracts (two addenda with not-to-exceed amounts recorded in the meeting) will proceed under the administration’s supervision; the board will follow up on any items flagged by staff or trustees at future meetings.