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North Cape board approves open-enrollment numbers and 2024–25 calendar
Summary
At its Jan. 15 meeting the North Cape School District Board unanimously approved general and special education open-enrollment declarations for 2024–25, accepted financials and payroll/disbursement checks, and adopted a 2024–25 calendar with a two-week December break.
FRANKSVILLE, Wis. — The North Cape School District Board of Education approved a package of administrative items at its Jan. 15 regular meeting, including open-enrollment declarations for the 2024–25 school year and the district’s proposed calendar.
The board unanimously approved the minutes from its Dec. 18 meeting after a motion by board member Ryan Menken and a second from Tom Henningfeld. Treasurer Tom Halter then reviewed financial statements, noting an overrun in software subscriptions (object 483) and saying some purchases were made to capture grant funds. On a motion by Keith Jacobson, seconded by Ryan Menken, the financials were approved by unanimous vote.
The board also approved payroll and disbursement checks (motion by Tom Halter, second by Tom Henningfeld). For personnel and classroom news, teachers Ms. Rago and Ms. Harris highlighted classroom work in 4K and other grade levels; President Dan Hying said, “It’s always a pleasure to hear about the wonderful things happening at the school!”
On open enrollment, the board set the general-education declaration by motion of Tom Henningfeld, seconded by Keith Jacobson, and set the special-education declaration by motion of Ryan Menken, seconded by Tom Halter. Both motions passed without recorded opposition.
The board adopted the 2024–25 calendar after Superintendent Dr. Lehnen said area superintendents favored a two-week winter break in December; snow days were built into the calendar by accounting for hours. The calendar approval passed on a motion by Tom Henningfeld, seconded by Keith Jacobson.
The meeting closed after the board discussed plans to solicit feedback from staff and the community on the district’s mission, vision and goals; staff responses have already been collected and the board plans to reevaluate once community input is received. A motion to adjourn by Ryan Menken, seconded by Tom Halter, carried and the meeting ended at 6:17 p.m.
