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Board approves consent agenda and Act 118 report; schedules July 23 workshop

Southern Door County School District Board of Education · July 21, 2026
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Summary

The Southern Door County School District board approved the consent agenda including curriculum adoptions and minor items; it pulled and separately approved the Act 118 seclusion/restraint annual report after correcting a data typo. The board scheduled a July 23 workshop to prepare referendum materials.

The board approved the consent agenda at the July 20 meeting, including minutes from the June 15 regular meeting, donations from local organizations and businesses, adoption of district curriculum standards for 2026–27 (including required parent notification), PI‑26 academic career-planning approval and the assessment framework for 2026–27.

Board members pulled the Act 118 (seclusion and restraint) annual report to clarify a small discrepancy in the written resolution: the executive summary had listed a different count of students identified with a disability. The superintendent confirmed the correct figure is two students; the board then approved the Act 118 report by roll call.

Motions and recorded votes (roll call) at the July 20 meeting: - Motion to approve consent items 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6: moved by Luke Sputte; seconded by Adam Schaff. Roll-call votes recorded as yes by Tina, Janelle Vazir, Adam Schaff, Luke Sputte, Kristen Tussle, Gina Nelis and Hannah Novich. - Motion to approve item 4 (Act 118 seclusion/restraint report): moved by Tina (surname not stated on record in transcript); seconded by Luke Sputte. Roll-call votes recorded as unanimous 'yes.'

The board also scheduled a special workshop for July 23 at 5 p.m. to prepare referendum financial numbers and outreach materials; no referendum resolution was adopted at the meeting.