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Shawano School Board approves consent agenda, including $953,527 in vouchers and personnel updates

Shawano School District Board of Education Regular Meeting · September 22, 2025
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Summary

The Shawano School District board on Sept. 22 approved its agenda and a consent package that included $953,527 in vouchers, $40,200 in receipts, several donations, the resignation of an employee and an update to policy 2266; the board then received routine district reports and building goals.

The Shawano School District Board approved a consent agenda at its Sept. 22 regular meeting that included minutes, financial transactions, donations and a personnel resignation.

Board member Jeana Winslow moved to approve the consent agenda and Bobbi Lemerond seconded. The roll call vote recorded six ayes: Christine McKinnies, Frank Kugel, Bobbi Lemerond, Al Pyatskowit, Jeana Winslow and President Tim Renard. The motion carried.

The consent package covered the minutes of the Aug. 25, 2025 meeting; vouchers in the cumulative amount of $953,527; receipts totaling $40,200; and donations that included school-supplies from Heins Appliance customers, funding from the Elizabeth Street Business Complex, and the restoration of Shawano Community Middle School marching percussion instruments completed by Aaron Wallrich. The board also accepted the resignation of Melissa Wiebelhaus and approved an update to policy 2266 (Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Sex in Education Program or Activities). The Annual Meeting agenda was included in the approval.

District staff presented the items as routine business; no individual dissent or amendments to the consent items were recorded in the public minutes. The board did not remove any items for separate consideration.

The approval keeps the district92s financial and administrative calendar on track ahead of the annual meeting and other fall tasks. The board proceeded to hear additional district reports and presentations following the vote.