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Board agrees to discuss supervised homecoming 'toilet papering' for school property next month

Williams Bay School District Board · August 11, 2026
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Summary

A board member asked whether the district could permit supervised toilet‑papering on school property for homecoming if families volunteer for cleanup and stay within safety rules; the superintendent signaled support for an on‑campus, limited approach and the board placed the item on next month's agenda.

A board member raised a request from students and parents to allow a supervised toilet‑papering tradition on school property during homecoming, proposing limits such as no roof access, no damaging behavior and parent‑led cleanup. The member said families had already volunteered to help with cleanup.

Dr. White said he “doesn't have an issue supporting some activity on school property,” while reminding the board that the district cannot endorse off‑campus activities and that the village board would need to be involved for anything beyond school property. Board members voiced safety questions about roof access and HVAC systems and agreed to add the item to next month's agenda for a fuller discussion; no formal policy change was adopted at the meeting.