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Shawano school board denies petition to alter district boundary

Shawano School District Board of Education · February 10, 2025
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Summary

The Shawano School District board voted 7–1 on Feb. 10 to deny a request from Charles and Sara Lemerande to alter the district boundary for a single property; the petitioners were present and the motion to deny was made by Jeana Winslow and seconded by Karen Houston.

The Shawano School District board voted 7–1 on Feb. 10 to deny a petition from Charles and Sara Lemerande asking the board to alter the district boundary for a single property. The petitioners appeared at the meeting to present their request.

Board member Jeana Winslow moved to deny the resolution to alter the boundary, and Karen Houston seconded. Board members Tim Renard, Al Pyatskowit, Christine McKinnies, Jeana Winslow, Vice President Bobbi Lemerond, Karen Houston and John Arens voted "aye." Frank Kugel voted "no." The motion carried, and the board did not change the district boundary.

The minutes record the petitioners' appearance and the vote but do not specify the property address, the reasons the Lemerandes advanced for the change, or any staff analysis of fiscal or programmatic impacts. The board did not adopt any interim measures or follow‑up directives related to the petition in the minutes.

The denial means the property remains within the Shawano School District boundary as of the close of the Feb. 10 meeting. The board recessed to closed session earlier in the meeting for personnel matters and later reconvened and completed the scheduled agenda before adjourning at 7:36 p.m.