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South Milwaukee board approves $1.85 million in bills, staffing changes and robotics trip
Summary
The School District of South Milwaukee Board approved its consent agenda Nov. 20 including payment of $1,847,095.23 in bills, several staff retirements effective 2024–25, a voided contract, and an out-of-state robotics trip scheduled for March 2025. A separate vote later approved a title change to a technology position.
The School District of South Milwaukee Board on Nov. 20 approved its consent agenda including bills for payment totaling $1,847,095.23 and several staffing items.
The consent agenda, moved by Simmons and seconded by Hintz, included adoption of the meeting agenda; approval of bills for payment in the amount of $1,847,095.23; minutes from the Nov. 6 board meeting; and staffing actions. The staffing list in the minutes records retirements effective at the end of the 2024–25 school year for Joel Shilling (high school science teacher), John Riggins (high school social studies teacher), Deanna McCarty (high school business education teacher) and Pat McCarty (high school social studies teacher). The minutes also record that the contract of Terrance Johnson, a middle school special education teacher, was voided effective Nov. 14, 2024, and that the board approved an out-of-state robotics trip for March 2025.
President Sophia Williams removed a revision to the Technology Integration Position title from the consent agenda for separate consideration; that title change was later approved by a separate motion. The initial consent motion passed by roll call 6-0.
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