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Board approves consent agenda, committee appointment, budget and policy updates

Stevens Point Area Public School District Board of Education · August 11, 2026
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Summary

At its Aug. 10 meeting the board approved the consent agenda, appointed Andrew Getz to the business services & HR committee, adopted a revised 2025‑26 budget correction, approved a new academic co‑curricular pay plan, and accepted Act 89 policy revisions and other committee recommendations.

The Stevens Point Area Public School District board approved several routine and substantive items at its Aug. 10 meeting.

The consent agenda (monthly bills, minutes of the July 13 special meeting, and employment recommendations) passed on a voice/roll‑call vote. The board appointed Andrew Getz as the citizen member of the business services & HR committee after a blind selection and interview process. The board also approved a technical revision to the adopted 2025‑26 budget to reconcile grant and revenue lines with approved amounts; administration said the changes align revenues and expenditures tied to identified grants.

On personnel compensation, the board adopted a revised academic co‑curricular compensation schedule to simplify stipend categories and hold base stipend amounts broadly competitive; the administration estimated about $6,000 in savings over time as positions reclassify and vacancies are filled under the new structure. The board approved seven policy updates required by Wisconsin Act 89 (with related changes tied to Acts 57 and 88) and the annual resolution to continue using independent hearing officers for expulsion cases.

Where specific mover/second information or full roll‑call tallies were not verbally recorded in the public transcript, the public record lists the board votes as 'motion carried' following routine roll call.