Gateway Technical College District Board Regular Meeting
The agenda for the meeting includes the Chairperson's Report on board evaluations and policy reviews, the President's Report, and a Student Trustee Report. Key operational agenda items involve the authorization of $1,500,000 in General Obligation Promissory Notes and the purchase of firearms and equipment for the Law Enforcement Academy. Additionally, the board will review the consent agenda, which covers finance reports, personnel, contracts, advisory committee activities, and grant awards. Policy governance monitoring reports on strategic planning and Ends Statement #4 are also scheduled for discussion, followed by a closed session to address personnel issues.
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Gateway Technical College District Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed governance policies, including the wording of policies related to President Emeritus designation and board-staff relationships. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the Presidential Search Committee's activities, including updates on finalist interviews. Operational agenda items included the approval of a fiscal year budget revision and the authorization of general obligation promissory notes for facility improvements. The board also approved the Barber Cosmetology Classroom and Reception Remodel project at the Racine campus and reviewed associated financial and operational reports, including personnel updates, instructional delivery contracts, and grant information.
Mar 19, 2026·Board meeting
Gateway Technical College District Board Regular Meeting
The board meeting addressed several key governance and operational matters. Discussions included an update on the ongoing presidential search process and a review of specific board policies. The board approved a contract for joint external auditing services following a request for proposal process. Several campus infrastructure projects were authorized, including the Dyno Lab Removal at the Kenosha Campus and the Pit Retaining Wall Refurbishment at the Racine Campus. Furthermore, the board reviewed financial reports, personnel updates, and various contracts for instructional delivery.