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Roseville board approves Oct. warrant list and accepts superintendent's evaluation after closed session

Roseville Community Schools Board of Education ยท November 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the General Fund warrant list for the month ending Oct. 31, 2025, and, following a closed session for the superintendent evaluation, accepted Superintendent Mark Blaszkowski's evaluation; votes were recorded in the minutes.

At its Nov. 17 meeting, the Roseville Community Schools Board of Education approved the district's General Fund warrant list for the month ending Oct. 31, 2025, and later accepted the superintendent's evaluation after meeting in closed session.

The Business Office recommended approval of the warrant list; Vice President Kevin Switanowski moved and Trustee Denise Brun seconded the motion. A roll-call vote was recorded with AYES from President Theresa Genest, Vice President Kevin Switanowski, Secretary Joseph D. DeFelice, Treasurer Matthew McCartney, Trustee Gina Aiuto, Trustee Denise Brun and Trustee Michelle Williams-Ward; the motion carried unanimously (7-0).

Later in the meeting the board moved into closed session for the superintendent evaluation on a motion by Switanowski supported by DeFelice; roll call AYES were recorded for all seven members. The minutes note Treasurer Matthew McCartney was excused from closed session before a later vote. After returning to open session (motion by Switanowski, supported by DeFelice; roll call recorded 6-0), Secretary Joseph D. DeFelice moved and Trustee Michelle Williams-Ward supported acceptance of Superintendent Mark Blaszkowski's evaluation; roll call AYES were recorded by Genest, Switanowski, DeFelice, Aiuto, Brun and Williams-Ward (6-0). The minutes record the evaluation was accepted.

The minutes do not include the evaluation's content or any performance ratings; the record shows the board completed its procedural actions and recorded the motions and vote tallies in the public minutes.

Next steps: the evaluation acceptance is recorded in the minutes; any personnel or contractual consequences, if applicable, were not detailed in the public minutes.