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Board approves OT/PT services contract and annual meeting schedule; consent agenda passed
Summary
Trustees approved the 2026–27 board meeting schedule, passed the consent agenda, and voted unanimously (5–0 roll call) to renew the OT/PT services contract for the coming school year. No controversial items or public comments were reported.
The Saint Croix Falls School District board on June 10 approved routine business items including the 2026–27 board meeting schedule, the consent agenda and renewal of the district's occupational and physical therapy services contract.
Board action: the board approved the 2026–27 meeting schedule by motion (voice vote) after a brief discussion noting it will largely mirror the current year's calendar and allow for board reorganization. The consent agenda was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote.
On the OT/PT services contract for 2026–27 (a recurring arrangement with the regional provider), a motion to approve passed on a roll-call vote. Trustees Matt Rice, Tasha Rager, Don Milky, Jessica Milky and Brent McCertie each voted yes. Board discussion noted the contract provides part‑time occupational therapy (typically about a day a week or occasionally two short days depending on IEP needs); physical therapy is used much less often. A trustee said the provider has been a good long‑term partner and recommended approval; the exact percentage increase in hourly rates was not specified during the meeting.
Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda: approved (voice vote) - 2026–27 board meeting schedule: approved (voice vote) - OT/PT services contract for 2026–27: approved (roll-call, yes: Matt Rice, Tasha Rager, Don Milky, Jessica Milky, Brent McCertie)
What comes next: The board set a goals-development meeting for June 24 at 5:15 p.m. and its next regular meeting for July 8. The board moved to adjourn to executive (closed) session under the open‑meetings statute at the end of the public meeting.
