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Cuba City board approves multiple contracts, hires and procedural updates; transportation contract set for five years
Summary
At its June 10 meeting the board approved the consent agenda, renewal of WIAA membership, purchase of a Ford Transit van, new handbook language for retired technology equipment, a 2% summer wage adjustment for certain positions, a five‑year transportation contract, several personnel hires and other routine items.
Cuba City School Board members approved a slate of routine business and personnel measures on June 10, including a five‑year transportation contract, staff hires and handbook changes.
Votes at a glance (all motions passed unless noted): • Consent agenda: approved by voice vote (unanimous recorded yes responses). • Renewal of WIAA membership: approved (recorded yes votes by all present). • Purchase of a 10‑passenger Ford Transit van (trade‑in noted): approved. • Addition of expired technology‑equipment purchase procedures to the district handbook (fee schedule for older devices): approved. • Change to part‑time/summer substitute wages (2% increase for summer‑only positions): approved. • FFA officer retreat (July 19–22 at Castle Rock Lake): approved. • Five‑year transportation contract: the transportation committee recommended Warco after interviewing three bidders; board approved a five‑year contract with fixed pricing for the term. • Personnel hires: Christine Hicks (middle‑school math teacher), Scott Galtry (elementary second‑shift custodian) and Evan Matthews (fitness center supervisor) were approved. • Formal submission of FEMA appeal regarding the 2022 BRIC brick grant for the community safe room: approved, roll call 6–1 (Schwiger/Schwagger lone no).
The board also approved moving the July regular meeting to July 22 at 6 p.m. and heard committee updates before adjourning.
Public comment: Brody Stepp, a student and virtual learner, asked the board to reconsider a district policy that bars virtual learners from participating in WIAA athletics; the board confirmed the topic will be on the July agenda for further discussion.
