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Winside Public Schools board adopts 2025–26 budget, sets final tax request

Board of Education, WINSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOLS · September 24, 2025
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Summary

At a Sept. 24 special meeting the Winside Public Schools Board of Education unanimously adopted the 2025–26 budget and approved Resolution 90-0595, which sets final tax-request amounts for four district funds totaling specified allocations for the coming year.

The Winside Public Schools Board of Education on Sept. 24 adopted the district’s 2025–26 budget and approved Resolution 90-0595 to set the district’s final tax request, the board recorded at a special meeting that began at 5:56 p.m.

President Jon Jaeger called the meeting to order, pointed out the Open Meetings Act posting in the meeting room and led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance. Superintendent Hoesing attended; no visitors were recorded.

Board member Kate Falk moved to adopt the 2025–26 budget; Board member Landon Grothe seconded. The motion passed unanimously. The board’s roll-call record lists ayes from Falk, Grothe, Jaeger, Brokaw, Frederick and Quinn.

Later in the meeting, Board member Zachary Brokaw moved and Board member Tarrin Quinn seconded adoption of Resolution 90-0595 to set the district’s 2025–26 Final Tax Request. The resolution establishes these requested amounts: General fund $2,981,487.37; General Obligation Bond fund $703,996.00; Special Building fund $947,775.00; Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking fund $130,101.00. The motion passed unanimously with ayes from Jaeger, Brokaw, Frederick, Quinn, Falk and Grothe.

Board member Diane Frederick moved to end the special meeting at 5:59 p.m.; Board member Kate Falk seconded. The motion passed unanimously and the meeting was adjourned.

No other business or public comment was recorded in the meeting minutes.