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St. Croix Falls board approves consent agenda, Panama 2026 trip and event dates
Summary
The School District of Saint Croix Falls Board of Education on Sept. 24 approved its consent agenda, including expense vouchers and minutes, and voted to approve a Panama 2026 student trip plus extracurricular event dates. Several personnel items were also approved.
The School District of Saint Croix Falls Board of Education approved its consent agenda and several event- and travel-related items during its Sept. 24 meeting in the Fine Arts Center.
The board voted to approve the consent agenda — monthly expense vouchers, the Sept. 10 board minutes and credit requests for Brian Waltz and Marley Hoefs — on a motion by Roni Schuler, seconded by Tashina Raygor. The motion carried by majority voice vote with four members voting YES.
On the same roll call the board approved a proposed Panama 2026 student trip (motion by Matthew Brice, seconded by Tashina Raygor), Sunday drama rehearsal dates (Oct. 20, Oct. 27 and Nov. 3, 1:00–5:00 p.m.; motion by Tashina Raygor, seconded by Roni Schuler) and the Middle School Band/Choir concert scheduled for Dec. 15, 2:00–4:30 p.m. (motion by Matthew Brice, seconded by Roni Schuler). Each of those motions carried by majority voice vote with the four voting members recorded as YES.
Superintendent remarks earlier in the meeting framed the tone: "Kids here are amazing. I’ve had no negative interactions," the transcript records, and the board recorded community involvement as part of a smooth adjustment to the school year.
The board recessed into executive session later in the evening and reconvened before adjourning (see separate actions and personnel coverage).
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