Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
Pete Warwick presented a $525,439 plan to replace seven roof sections at Westside Elementary and recommended awarding the contract to Pioneer Roofing; the item appears on the superintendent’s consent agenda for school board approval.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
Assistant Superintendent Nick Rykoff told the school board that 31 of 35 measures in the district's personnel administration monitoring report were compliant but four were noncompliant, including shortcomings in how formal complaints and several staff evaluations were handled; the administration declined to certify the report and left certification to the board on Feb. 9, 2026.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
A Sun Prairie Area School District presentation on Operational Results 4 found high overall retention and employee satisfaction but noted declines in applicants and hires who identify as people of color and a professional-development metric the district plans to replace.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
Matt Clark, the Sun Prairie Area School District director of business and finance, told a recorded presentation that about 96% of the district’s general and special education funds are committed to fixed or hard‑to‑change costs, leaving roughly 4% flexible for priorities.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
District staff recommended the school board approve a $1,325,456.49 purchase of I Ready Classroom Mathematics for grades K–5, citing a two‑year steering‑committee review, third‑party evaluations, family feedback and site visits. The steering committee said its Jan. 21 vote was unanimous.
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District leaders presented the Student Results Policy 2 monitoring report for 2024–25, reporting reasonable progress on 10 of 12 board expectations, attendance at 79% (just below the 80% target), and a failure to make reasonable progress on high-school grade proficiency; officials outlined curriculum and attendance actions for 2025–26.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
Superintendent Brad Saron and district administrators presented the monitoring report for Operational Expectation 11 (instructional programming), saying the administrative team found the district in compliance and listing 2025026 actions on curriculum cycle changes, equity protocols, assessment calibration and expanded digital access.
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Superintendent Brad Saron and Director Matt Clark told the Board of Education the district met all 18 measures of Operational Expectation 5 (financial planning), reporting "100% compliance," and outlined 2526 priorities: adopt linked budget documents, reach 100% paperless check preparation, interpret a revised OE5 policy, and pursue future-focused budgeting amid limited state funding.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
District director Sarah Chatterclarity told the school board the Sun Prairie Area School District approved 24 course modifications — including two additions and several revisions — that will appear in the 2026-27 course guides; she also relayed state guidance on PE credits and an Act 60 change to personal finance requirements.
Wisconsin / School Districts / Sun Prairie Area School District
District director Sarah Chia Clardy presented a proposed 2026–27 secondary student fee schedule that keeps most district-controlled fees flat—$20 for middle school and $40 for high school consumables—while noting several vendor-driven increases and reaffirming fee-waiver options for qualifying families.