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Board approves consent items, contracts and transportation costs; moves to executive session

Winneconne Community School District Board · September 17, 2024
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Summary

The Winneconne Community School District board approved the consent agenda, sixth-class compensation contracts for 2024–25 and annual transportation costs for private-school students, then voted to move into executive session under Wis. Stat. 19.85 to discuss the district administrator evaluation and embargoed student test scores.

The Winneconne Community School District board approved routine business items and moved into an executive session to discuss personnel and embargoed student data.

The board approved the consent agenda on a roll-call vote after a brief question about check number 15630, which covered East Central Conference (ECC) dues that pay for officials and awards. A motion to approve the consent agenda was recorded as “Motion by Condie, second by Peterson,” and the ayes were recorded by roll call.

The board then approved 2024–25 sixth-class compensation contracts (motion by Marich, second by Stelzner) and voted to approve the district’s transportation costs for students attending private schools for the 2024–25 year (motion by Keller, second by Nansen). During discussion, a board member noted the district’s private-school transportation costs this year were "around $17,000" compared with more than $20,000 in prior years.

Finally, the board voted to move into executive session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85 — citing section 19.85(1)(c) to consider the district administrator’s performance evaluation and 19.85(1)(f) to discuss embargoed student test scores — with the stated intention that the board would return to open session and could take action on items discussed in closed session.