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Wauzeka‑Steuben board reviews records retention; library reports early DPI approval and growing checkouts
Summary
Library consultant Missy Herek told the board the district shredded 70 boxes in a records retention project and that the district’s 2024–25 DPI library plan was approved early; the library has logged about 2,009 checkouts this year and plans literacy events.
Missy Herek, listed on the agenda as the district’s library consultant, told the School District of Wauzeka‑Steuben board on Oct. 14 that the district has completed a substantial records‑management effort and had 70 boxes shredded as part of compliance work.
Herek also briefed the board on library operations for 2024–25, saying the district’s library plan received early approval from the DPI and that the library is running literacy nights and summer programs; the minutes record 2,009 books checked out so far. She said the district is evaluating SWLS card access for students in spring and summer months. The board received the library and records reports as attachments to the meeting packet.
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