Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Colleen Berkhahn’s organization
Oct 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Education Board Meeting
The board meeting addressed several issues, including public comment concerning the misappropriation of funds in the Unified School District of Antigo and concerns regarding the Clare R. McKenna Aquatic Center. The board passed a motion to assign maintenance staff to handle all aspects of the aquatic center, including building, pool, and grounds maintenance. Additionally, a motion was passed to clarify the funding for the aquatic center, stipulating that Fund 10 and Fund 46 should cover primary maintenance costs, while Fund 80 should be reserved for additional costs associated specifically with community programs and services, in accordance with administrative code.
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The board meeting included a presentation recognizing Anigo High School's accreditation by the Wisconsin State Music Educators Association. The Culture and Climate Committee presented survey results and outlined goals to improve staff well-being, recognition, and communication. Public comments focused on accountability regarding the Clara R. McKenna Aquatic Center, including a call for a forensic audit, and an inquiry regarding the inclusion of track facilities in a proposed sports complex development.
Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Unified School District Of Antigo Board Retreat
The retreat focused on annual board administration development, facilities planning, and goal setting. The board investigated district properties to prioritize needs and discussed the future of North & West Elementary, moving to refer the matter to the full board for further action.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Unified School District Of Antigo Board Retreat
The board convened for a retreat to focus on annual board administration development, facilities planning, and potential goal setting. The session included an investigation of district properties to prioritize needs, which was facilitated by the Donovan Group.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
