Crivitz School District

The Board of Education conducted an organizational meeting to elect officers, including a President, Vice President, Clerk, and Treasurer. Board members were appointed to committees covering buildings, grounds, transportation, technology, personnel, negotiations, finance, and policy. Additionally, the Board designated official banks, legal counsel, and an internal board policy provider. Discussion took place regarding the CESA 8 Annual Convention representative and bids for a camera system upgrade. The Board approved the appointment of a new Middle/High School Principal and summer maintenance staff, and tabled the camera system upgrade bid.

The board meeting included reports on technology infrastructure, including the approval of bids for desktop computers and Chromebooks, as well as updates on ongoing building renovations and student-led initiatives. Members discussed future scheduling for organizational meetings, heard public comments regarding board transitions, and addressed a student request for expulsion expungement. Further actions included the approval of a student camp outing, acceptance of staff resignations, appointment of substitute personnel, certification of election results, and discussion of personnel matters during a closed session.

The meeting agenda includes administrative reports from key district personnel and discussions on camera system updates, compensation for administrative and support staff, student accident and district liability insurance, the school board calendar, the community education position, and the potential video streaming of school board meetings. Action items involve staff appointments, approval of the camera system bid, insurance coverage, and formalizing board and employment-related policies. The meeting will also feature a closed session to address employment matters, property investment, and legal counsel regarding a former employee complaint.

The council meeting agenda includes a review of current community education programs such as soccer, adult classes, and youth activities. New business items focus on planning summer and fall programming, including day camps, sports clinics, swim lessons, and various educational classes. Additionally, the council plans to revisit the student award process, evaluate Fund 80 financial allocations for the upcoming period, discuss the frequency of future advisory meetings, and review current council membership.

The meeting focuses on the organizational structure of the Board of Education, including the election of officers, committee appointments, and the designation of banks and legal counsel. Key discussion and action items include the review of internal board policy, selecting a board representative for the CESA 8 annual convention, reviewing bids for a camera system upgrade, and approving appointments for a middle/high school principal and summer maintenance personnel.