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Votes at a glance: board approves audit, calendar, contracts and events

Wrightstown Community School District Board of Education · January 29, 2026
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Summary

The Wrightstown board approved routine minutes and bills, accepted the audit, approved a village anniversary event on district property, adopted amendments to the 2026–27 school calendar, and approved open enrollment seats; most votes were unanimous or nearly unanimous.

At the meeting the board processed a set of routine and policy items. Key recorded votes and outcomes included:

- Approval of December 17 board minutes — motion made and seconded; voice vote carried (recorded as 7‑0). - Approval of January 7 workshop minutes — motion carried on voice vote. - Approval of the monthly bills listings and receipts — motion carried on voice vote. - Approval of a new Wrightstown Elementary special‑education teacher contract — motion carried 7‑0. - Acceptance of the 2024–25 Kirby Rose audit report — motion carried 7‑0. - Approval to allow the village 125th anniversary one‑day event on district property — motion carried 7‑0 after discussion with local police input. - Approval of the proposed addendum to the 2026–27 school calendar (shifting professional development days, eliminating select half days and changing the students’ last day to June 2) — motion carried (recorded as unanimous). - Approval of open enrollment seats for 2026–27 as presented — motion carried with one abstention recorded.

Several items were approved by motion and voice vote; where recorded, tallies are noted above. After the votes, the board moved into executive session under the Wisconsin state statute cited in the meeting to discuss personnel matters.