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North Cape board unanimously approves minutes, financials, payroll and three resignations
Summary
At its March 19 meeting the North Cape School District Board of Education approved the February 16 minutes, accepted financial reports and payroll/disbursement checks, and accepted resignations from a custodian and two teachers; all motions carried unanimously. Several routine motions including adjournment were also carried.
The North Cape School District Board of Education on March 19 approved routine minutes and financial items and accepted three staff resignations during its regular meeting at the North Cape Library.
The board approved the February 16, 2026 minutes (motion by Tom Henningfeld; second by Keith Jacobson) and approved the treasurer's financial report, noting CDs were renewed for seven months, stable year-over-year baselines, careful use of ESSER funds and continuing inflationary pressures on revenue limits. The board approved the financials (motion by Ryan Malchine; second by Tom Henningfeld) and authorized payroll and disbursement checks (motion by Tom Henningfeld; second by Keith Jacobson). All motions carried with all voting members recorded as in favor.
The board accepted three resignations: custodian Margie Mireles, effective June 30, 2026 (motion by Ryan Menken; second by Keith Jacobson); Middle School Science/Social Studies teacher Stefanie Bernacki, effective June 10, 2026 (motion by Ryan Malchine; second by Ryan Menken); and 3rd grade teacher Ashley Lentz, effective June 10, 2026 (motion by Tom Henningfeld; second by Ryan Malchine). Each motion carried unanimously. The meeting record notes appreciation for long service in the case of the custodian (24 years) and positive comments about the teachers' contributions to the district.
Earlier in the meeting the board briefly moved into executive session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(c) to discuss a specific public employee’s employment and compensation, including the superintendent’s contract; a motion to enter executive session was made by Ryan Menken and seconded by Ryan Malchine, and the board later returned to open session. The transcript contains no open-session record of decisions from the executive session.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn at 6:23 p.m. (motion by Keith Jacobson; second by Tom Henningfeld), which carried unanimously.
