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Votes at a glance: New London board approves vouchers, PT cooperative agreement and enters closed session

New London School District Board of Education · April 9, 2026
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Summary

At the March meeting the board approved vouchers totaling $679,273.45, approved a cooperative agreement to share physical-therapy services with Fremont (60/40 split), discussed proposed wage increases, and voted to convene closed session on personnel matters.

The New London School District Board approved several routine and administrative items at its regular meeting and took a procedural vote to enter closed session on personnel matters under Wisconsin statutes.

The board approved voucher expenditures totaling $679,273.45 (as listed in the 03/26/2026 voucher register). A roll-call-style reading of names appears in the transcript with trustees recorded as voting "Yes"; the voucher motion was moved and seconded and passed.

Trustees also approved a cooperative services agreement under Wis. Stat. ' 66.0301 to share physical-therapy services with the Whitewater/Fremont School District for the 2026'27 year; the arrangement designates New London as fiscal agent and reflects an approximate 60% (New London) /40% (Fremont) cost split. The board moved, seconded and approved that agreement by voice vote.

Separately, the compensation committee presented a preliminary 2.63% across-the-board wage recommendation (applied to current salaries) and discussed level-based steps for hourly staff and elimination of a lower "super sub" bus-driver rate; that proposal remains at the discussion stage and will return to the board for later action.

Finally, citing Wis. Stat. ' 19.85(1)(c) and (f), the board voted to convene in closed session to discuss employment and compensation of certified and support staff and personal histories where public discussion would likely have an adverse effect on reputation. A roll call was recorded with trustees voting yes to enter closed session.