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School District of Black Hawk
The School District of Black Hawk does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, age, sex, or handicap in educational programs or activities or in employment.
June 2020
8th Grade Promotion Ceremony
June 4, 2020 @ 7 pm
Ceremony will follow social distancing guidelines as laid out by the
Lafayette County Department of Health.
Each 8th grade student will be allowed to have one vehicle of immediate family
members in attendance. Students who have separate paternal/maternal/guardian
situations will be allowed to have two vehicles for each.
Ceremony will take place outside in the school parking lot.
More details to come as they are available.
“Promise me you’ll always remember:
You’re BRAVER than you BELIEVE,
and STRONGER than you SEEM, and
SMARTER than you THINK.”
-AA Milne
April Employees of the Month
Mike Burke
MS Social Studies/Varsity Baseball Coach
Mike has been instrumental in assisting our middle school and high school teachers and students in
working with Schoology. He has gone above and beyond in helping people get comfortable with this
essential platform.
Rhonda Lincicum
Cook
Rhonda has done a great job taking the lead on organizing and distributing food for our students.
She works very hard every morning to get things ready for our deliveries.
Thank You for your Dedication to Black Hawk!
INTRODUCING NEW YOUTH PROGRAMS
Join us for virtual summer programs, available to students
entering grades 3 through 12. These summer programs are
sure to keep your kiddos entertained while sticking to a
routine structure with knowledgeable
UW-Platteville professors and instructors.
STEAM College For Kids Students entering grades 3–5, Mon–Fri, July 6–31, 9–10:30 am, $100 This online program that your children know and love will follow a STEAM theme (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art or Agriculture, and Math). Stu- dents will have interactive lessons such as learning about backyard habitats, fun ways of using math and problem-solving, using electricity with graphite, and easy gardening for young ages. This program will introduce your children to lifelong skills and will keep them learning and engaged over the summer! Register Here - contact continuing@uwplatt.edu for scholarship opportunities STEAM Middle University Students entering grades 6–8, Mon–Fri, July 6–31, 11 am–12:30 pm, $100 This online program that your children know and love will follow a STEAM theme (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art or Agriculture, and Math). With the help of knowledgeable instructors, students will learn how they affect the environment, cooking basics, safety lessons, and easy engineering right at home! The material will be fun, thoughtful, and will keep students proactive during the summer. Register Here - contact continuing@uwplatt.edu for scholarship opportunities Creative Writing Workshop Students entering grades 7–10, Mon–Fri, June 15–19, 10–11 am, $55 A camp perfect for budding writers. Creative writing is more than short stories and telephone Pictionary. During this class, the group will start a writing portfolio, and will fill it with various works from the week. This class will introduce partici- pants to the multiple genres of writing including fiction, poetry, and creative non- fiction as well as helpful writing skills that are relevant to each genre. Students will develop better writing skills, engage creativity, and receive feedback on their work. Register Here The Guide to Crush an AP Course Students entering grades 10–12, Tues/Thurs, June 16–July 2, 9–11 am, $100 Students will improve their writing and learn key studying strategies that will bet- ter their performance in the classroom with questions, sample readings, and es- says reviewed by the instructor for feedback and improvement. A perfect camp for those that are just beginning their AP journey or need a little help along the way. Register Here Theatre Games and Warmups Students entering grades 7–9, Wed, June 17–July 22, 2–3 pm, $45 Students will participate in new games and warmups to prepare for big shows while socializing with other young actors from different areas. This is the perfect intro for new actors that need somewhere to start. Register Here
Strolling Through the Stables Students entering grades 4–6, Mon–Tues, June 29–30, 9–10:30 am, $35 Stable owners will give a virtual tour of J&J Stables, teach basic horse safety, demonstrate how to care for a horse, and talk about different colors and breeds, as well as learn about the different disciplines of riding. Students will incorporate all that they have learned in an exciting project. Camp participants will be allowed to sign up for a free 15-minute riding lesson at J&J Stables to use when businesses are able to open back up to the public. Register Here Play Scripts: How to Read Them Students entering grades 10–12, Wed, July 8–Aug 12, 3:30–4:30 pm, $45 Learn the basics of how actors, directors, and other theatre professionals look at scripts. This class is also perfect for individuals that have an interest in writing a script someday, have an interest in furthering their acting career, or want an ad- vantage at auditions. Register Here The Road to AP Calculus Students entering grades 10–12, Mon–Fri, July 13–24, 10–11:30 am, $100 Calling all students wanting to build their calculus problem-solving skills – here is a rare opportunity! This class will cover the top 10 most challenging problem types that appear on the AP Calculus AB exam. Each day, students will learn a new mathematical skill needed to succeed on the exam while progressing through the top 10 most challenging problems. Register Here College Essay Writing High School Students, August 3–13, $35 High school students will have the opportunity to write their college admissions essay and receive direct feedback. Their essay will be ready to hit submit to the school of their choice by the end of the course! Various days and times are availa- ble for feedback appointments, so this class is a great fit for busy summer sched- ules. Register Here Around the World From Home Students entering grades 6–8, August 3–7, 9–10 am, $55 Our instructors will provide an introduction to a new culture each day of this 5- day online camp. Students will learn about geography, language, art, history, and more. Activities will be provided that include crafts, recipes, and traditional activ- ities from different cultures. Register Here
Pioneer Life
Students entering grades 3–5, August 10–14, 9–10 am, $50
Students will travel back to the 1800s to discover what life was like for pioneers in
the Midwest like Laura Ingalls Wilder, who was born right here in Wisconsin!
This 5-day camp will be full of activities such as making homemade lanterns, sim-
ple cooking, pressing flowers, keeping a journal, and more fun activities from
Laura's life.
Register Here
A Note to Parents
Please understand that these virtual programs have technology requirements in order to make the pro-
grams successful. These requirements include:
• a reliable internet connection
• a computer/tablet/smart phone that has a
webcam
microphone
Speakers
• any program-specific supply lists.
Providing a safe, interactive, and reputable experience remains our top priority when programming
summer camps for your children. These programs will be presented in a secure format within Canvas,
the same way UW-Platteville serves their academic students. There will be settings in place that keep
your children safe while they enjoy a wonderful learning experience!
In the terms and conditions of these registrations, there is a clause regarding supervision, release of in-
formation, and indemnity. Please read these terms carefully, for they outline where the University's re-
sponsibilities fall.
continuing@uwplatt.edu | Go.UWPlatt.edu/Youth-Programs
608.342.1314 | Toll Free 888.281.9472
For disability accommodations, please email continuing@uwplatt.edu or call us at 608.342.1314.Your Future is Bright!
Congratulations Maddy on completing the CNA program.
2020-21 Incoming Freshman 2020-21 Middle School
High School Orientation Course Scheduling
Due to the Covid-19 school closure orders to cease Students currently in 5th, 6th, and 7th grade are
all school related activities for the rest of the school usually signing up for classes for the following school
year, we will not be able to hold a meeting for
year, during the month of May.
current 8th graders and their families in regards to a
Our plan is to hold some middle school sign up days,
freshman orientation session. We will plan on
including a 6th grade orientation in August.
holding such an event in August. We will provide
more information to families this summer, as new
There have been some current middle school
developments come about. All current 8th graders students who have already signed up for classes
were supplied a sample freshman course guide, and within Skyward. We will provide more information
provided instructions through their Gmail accounts to families this summer, as new developments come
on how to sign up for classes within Skyward. about. Parents who have specific questions about
Parents who have specific questions about the the process, can email Principal Milz at
process, can email Principal Milz at milcor@blackhawk.k12.wi.us.
milcor@blackhawk.k12.wi.usBus Driver Needed
The Black Hawk School District High School Student
has an opening for a full time bus driver. Morning
and afternoon routes, school activities and field trips. Council 2020-2021
Qualified individuals must have a CDL and school
bus endorsement (s).
Sub Bus Drivers Needed President: Erika Schultz
The Black Hawk School District is looking for
qualified people to work as substitute bus drivers for Vice President: Emily Triem
the 2020-2021 school year. Please contact
Mr. Cory Milz at (608) 439-5371 or Mr. Willy
Chambers at (608) 439-5400 for more information or
Secretary: Tatum Baumgartner
if interested in the position.
School Board of Education
The Board holds a regular business meeting on the second
Monday of the month, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The meetings are
held in South Wayne. All board meetings are open public
meetings unless posted otherwise. Residents are encouraged to
attend and may telephone 439-5400 for information .
President……….………………………………....Kerry Holland
Vice President………………….………...……..…..Dee Paulson
Treasurer………………..……………………........Alicia Sigafus
Clerk…………………………...…………….………...Jason Figi
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Member…………………………………….……....Jon Satterlee
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At the beginning of March, Mr. Breadon and Mrs. Petitjean challenged their 5th graders to a Book Madness
competition in the spirit of March Madness. Although we did not get to finish the competition during school,
students were given the opportunity to share Google slides presentations and/or participate in several
Zoom sessions to share their book and why we should read it. Thanks to all students who continued the
competition, doing so virtually.
The winner from Mr. Breadon's class was Jaci Kammes. Maddy Place was the winner from Mrs. Petitjean's
class. For the championship, the girls faced off one last time, with Maddy Place winning the overall
competition. Great job, girls! We hope the students enjoyed the competition, while also getting some new
book ideas for summer. Keep reading!!
Science via ZOOM!
The 5th grade science class was studying a weather unit and invited Black Hawk alumni, Craig Berget, to do
a zoom meeting with the students. Craig graduated from Black Hawk in 1990 and then received a bache-
lor's degree in Atmospheric Sciences from University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has been a meteorologist at
the Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport for the last 25 years. Craig explained about his job as a
meteorologist at the airport, schooling and classes he took for his degree, and tools used for weather
predictions and measurements. The 5th grade science students then asked questions about weather and
meteorology. A big thank you to Craig Berget and our 5th grade students for taking the time for the zoom
meeting to learn more about science and careers in weather. Mr. BreadonThe Black Hawk Area Food Pantry serves the families of the
Black Hawk School District.
Just a reminder that the
Food Pantry is open every third Thursday of the month during
the hours of 3pm-6pm.
We are located at 102 West Center Street.
Administration Contact Information
Throughout the year, community members have thoughts they would like to share with administration.
We welcome both positive comments and concerns. Preferably, we would like to hear from you during
the working day, but if necessary we will respond other times.
Our contact information is:
Cory Milz Willy Chambers
milcor@blackhawk.k12.wi.us chawil@blackhawk.k12.wi.us
Work: 608 439-5400 x103 Work: 608 439-5400 x108
Cell: 608 426-0415 Cell: 608 426-2090
Girls’ Basketball State Ticket Refund
Parents and Community Members:
I’m doing my best to refund funds for the GBB state tickets, but without knowing who purchased the tickets,
I need your help.
If you are a family with a student (s) attending Black Hawk School District and want your refund transferred to your family
lunch account, please take a picture of tickets and email the picture to welaud@blackhawk.k12.wi.us.
For all other refunds send purchased tickets and a self addressed stamped envelope with your return address on it to Black
Hawk School District, P.O. Box 303 South Wayne WI 53587. A refund will be mailed out once purchased tickets are
received.
Thank you
Audrey WellsThe Black Hawk Parent’s Club shops local and we want you to as well!!! We have done some shopping
and we want to offer you a chance to win some great gift cards from WONDERFUL local spots
along with other great items!!! $1.00 per chance...you simply need to mail your money or check (made
out to Black Hawk Parent’s Club) along with your name and phone number to:
Haley Larse
PO Box 21
South Wayne, WI 53587
DRAWING TO BE HELD ON JULY 4TH!!!
This bag of goodies is worth OVER $1000.00!!!
Some of the great local spots are included are:
We realize this is only a portion of the many great local businesses, and we hope you will support
these places along with all the other great local spots we are so lucky to have! This is open to every-
one so PLEASE share and spread the word! Thank you for supporting the Black Hawk Parent’s Club!
We truly appreciate it!!
The Vault Good Fella’s Fitness Nutrition
Sherrell Jean’s Diner Avon Locker Center
Seffrood’s Show Pigs Legends Image Boutique
Riechers Meat Wild Roots The Garden Spot
Quit Yer Belly Achin’ Acres Glennie’s Toy Haus
Forgotten Valley Cheese Pizza Pantry Garden Deli
South Wayne Mart Annie’s Bar & Grill Chocolate
Lelle’s Amy’s Corner Café Temptations
Mindy’s Cupcakes Main Furniture Max’s Threads
Rock’s Pour House Divisions by Jason Pancho & Lefty’s
The Mortar Renui 213 Mercantile
Zimmerman Cheese Perks Swirl Station
JACE Boutique Leisure Lanes Barb’s Potato Salad
Paint & Rust Horse Shoe Saloon Goetz Movie Theater
Mercantile Suisse Haus Urban Spa
Cork Down Northside Pub & Grill Beast Buffet
Pec Time Tubing Rainbow Confections House to Home
Hometown Haven Joanne’s Dress Shop BuggyworksBlack Hawk Parents Club News
We MISS all of you...Stay SAFE have GREAT Summer!!
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President Secretary
Haley Larse Melissa Pickett
haley@greencountytitle.com melissalpc@tds.net
Vice President Treasurer
Courtney Grossen Nicole Lewis
courtneybrooker@yahoo.com nlewis2131@gmail.comSenior Future Plans & Scholarship Awards 2020
Avery Baumgartner - UW-Platteville - Business
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Lafayette County American Legion Scholarship - $250
American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship - $250
Argyle American Legion #251 Scholarship - $500
UW-Platteville Mound City Bank BILSA - $500
UW-Platteville Tricor Insurance Scholarship - $725
Alisha Bennett - Workforce
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Cody Blosch - WI Army National Guard/UW-Platteville - Undecided
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Colony Brands Children of Employees Scholarship - $3,000
Gratiot VFW Post 9692 Scholarship - $250
Scenic Rivers Energy Cooperative Scholarship - $1,000
Hannah Butler - UW-Platteville - Undecided
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Black Hawk Girls Basketball Scholarship - $100
Randy Wolff Memorial Scholarship - $250
Tina Eckerman Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Tom Melland Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Wanda Rood Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Frederick C. and Helen E. Rehmstedt Memorial Scholarship - $250
Kiezer Curtis - Workforce
Kelly Kupersmith Memorial Special Recognition Scholarship - $1,000
Lucas Flanagan - Workforce
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Gunner Foecking - Workforce
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Sydney Freitag - University of California Santa Barbara - Biology
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Colony Brands Student Employee Scholarship - $2,500
Sonja Wolff Memorial Scholarship - $250
Culver’s Scholarship - $2,250
Richard McKnight Memorial Scholarship - $200
Terry Seffrood Memorial Scholarship - $500
Gratiot VFW Post 9692 Scholarship - $250Brady Hagen - Blackhawk Technical College -
Maintenance Mechanic & Apprenticeship at Badger State Ethanol
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Black Hawk Booster Club Scholarship - $100
Christina M. Folgate Memorial Scholarship - $200
Black Hawk Riders Snowmobile Club Scholarship - $200
Tina Eckerman Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Badger State Ethanol Scholarship - $500
Woodford State Bank Scholarship - $300
Amy Heimann - Army Reserve - Crime Scene Investigation Agent
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Gratiot VFW Post 9692 Scholarship - $250
Nick Hull - Workforce
Colony Brand Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Madelyn Huschitt - University of Dubuque - Nursing, Emphasis in Psychology
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Charlie Larson Family Farm Scholarship - $500
Green County EMS Scholarship - $350
Compeer Financial Scholarship - $1,500
Badger State Ethanol Scholarship - $1,000
Huschitt Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Alliant Energy Scholarship - $1,000
Jeanne Miller Memorial Scholarship - $300
Black Hawk Girls Basketball Scholarship - $100
Black Hawk Booster Club Scholarship - $100
Randy Wolff Memorial Scholarship - $250
The Monroe Clinic Volunteers in Partnership Scholarship - $500
Kelly Kupersmith Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
John Eckerman Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Jacob’s SWAG Foundation Scholarship - $500
Black Hawk Dennis Murphy Scholarship $500
Ervin Johnson and Phyllis Johnson Foundation Scholarship - $2,000
Woodford State Bank Scholarship - $300
Robin Wright Marty Memorial Scholarship - $300
Gratiot American Legion Post 177 Scholarship - $250
University of Dubuque Wendt Character Scholarship - 3,500
University of Dubuque Heritage Society Scholarship - $15,000/4 yearsKristen Knapp - UW-Platteville - Biology
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Colony Brands Student Employee Scholarship - $2,500
Black Hawk Girls Basketball Scholarship - $100
Black Hawk Booster Club Scholarship - $100
Kelly Kupersmith Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
First National Bank of Darlington Scholarship - $300
South Wayne EMS Scholarship - $500
Sonja Wolff Memorial Scholarship - $100
Black Hawk Dennis Murphy Scholarship - $500
Ervin Johnson and Phyllis Johnson Foundation Scholarship - $2,000
Ethel Budenz Memorial Scholarship - $2,000
UW-Platteville Academic Merit Scholarship - $1,000
UW-Platteville Black Hawk Community Foundation Scholarship - $1,000
UW-Platteville Joanne Wilson WiSTEM Scholarship - $3,500/4 years
Natalie Leuzinger - UW-Madison - Kinesiology/Physical Therapy
Black Hawk National Honor Society Scholarship - $200
Black Hawk Girls Basketball Scholarship - $100
Black Hawk Booster Club Scholarship - $100
Huschitt Memorial Scholarship - $100
John Eckerman Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Woodford State Bank Scholarship - $300
Ervin Johnson and Phyllis Johnson Foundation Scholarship - $2,000
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Jacob’s SWAG Foundation Scholarship - $500
Green County Chapter of the WI Alumni Scholarship - $1,000
HEAB Academic Excellence Scholarship - $2,250/4 years
Bucky’s Tuition Promise Plus Scholarship - $24,000/4 years
Sam Meier - Apprenticeship in the trades
Colony Brands Career Expo - $350
Hunter Metz - UW-Platteville - Mechanical Engineering
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Colony Brands Student Employee Scholarship - $1,000
Colony Brands Career Exploration Program Scholarship - $500
UW-Platteville Merit Scholarship - $1,000
Hannah Milliken - Hawkeye Community College - Dental Hygiene
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Colony Brands Student Employee Scholarship - $1,500
Black Hawk Girls Basketball Scholarship - $100
Lafayette County American Legion Scholarship - $250
Frederick C. and Helen E. Rehmstedt Memorial Scholarship - $250
Argyle American Legion #251 Scholarship - $500
Hawkeye Community College Early Admission Scholarship - $2,000Cayden Milz - WI National Guard/UW-Platteville - Industrial Technology Management
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Green County Retired Educators Association Scholarship - $250
Jacob’s SWAG Foundation Scholarship - $500
Lafayette County American Legion Scholarship - $250
Black Hawk Dennis Murphy Scholarship - $500
Gratiot VFW Post 9692 Scholarship - $250
Ervin Johnson and Phyllis Johnson Foundation Scholarship - $2,000
Terry Seffrood Memorial Scholarship - $500
Edward Wolff Memorial Scholarship - $100
Jack Prescher
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Jaylen Rufenacht - UW-Platteville - Elementary Education
Colony Brands Expo Scholarship - $350
Dorothy Hubner Education Scholarship - $500
Harriet (Paytner) Rowe Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Black Hawk Booster Club Scholarship - $100
Randy Wolff Memorial Scholarship - $250
Huschitt Memorial Scholarship- $400
Kelly Kupersmith Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Tyler’s Team Scholarship - $300
Jacob’s SWAG Foundation Scholarship - $500
Badger State Ethanol Scholarship- $250
Woodford State Bank Scholarship - $300
Gratiot VFW Post 9692 Scholarship - $250
Tom Melland Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Ervin Johnson and Phyllis Johnson Foundation Scholarship - $2,000
Gladys Leck Memorial Scholarship - $250
Ethel Budenz Memorial Scholarship - $2,000
Wanda Rood Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Ben Sauder - Southwest Technical College - Business Management
Colony Brand Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Southwest Technical Scholarship for Black Hawk Community - $250
Reba Strack
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Nick Whitcomb - Southwest Technical College - Automotive Technician
Colony Brands Career Expo Scholarship - $350
Charlie Larson Memorial Scholarship - $500
Ervin Johnson and Phyllis Johnson Foundation Scholarship - $2,000
Southwest Technical College Lenz Family Endowment Scholarship - $1,000
HEAB Technical Excellence Scholarship - $2,250/3 yearsReceive Dental Care Right At School!
Oral Screening
Dental Cleaning
Fluoride Varnish
Sealants
Silver Diamine Fluoride
Referral Assistance
Services are provided during the day and visits are held throughout the school year.
The program is open to all students in the district 4K through 12th grade.
If you are interested in receiving dental services through Bridging Brighter Smiles, Inc.,
please click the link below to complete an enrollment form:
https://enrollment.bbsmiles.org/
Bridging Brighter Smiles, Inc. accepts Forward Health/Badger Care Insurance Only
Any Questions Please Call Bridging Brighter Smiles at (262)896-9891 or visit www.bbsmiles.org
TDS Internet
Any family can call in at
1-888-225-5837 for free 60 day internet coverage.
Please tell the representative that you have a child who is in Grade K-12
or college age and they need internet access for school.NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
It is the policy of Black Hawk Board of Education that no person shall, on the basis of sex, race, national origin,
ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, physical, mental, emotional, or
learning disability or handicap be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to
discrimination under any program or activity or in employment. Any student questions concerning Title VI, which
prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin; Title IX which prohibits discrimination on
the basis of sex; or Section 504, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap, should be directed to:
William Chambers, Ed D, Superintendent, 202 E. Center Street, South Wayne, WI 53587 or call 608-439-5371School District of Black Hawk Regular Meeting April 13, 2020 President Kerry Holland called the meeting of the School District to order @ 7:12 pm in the Uppers Commons in South Wayne this meeting was done by way of Zoom and all members were present. Members present were Jason Figi, Kerry Hol- land, Steve Holland, Jason Herbst, Dee Paulson and Alicia Sigafus. Jon Satterlee. Also present was Administration of Mr. Chambers, Mr. Milz was present via Zoom at offsite and Guest. Notice of Public Hearing – During the Board Meeting the Board will hold a public hearing , pursuant to Wis. Stat. sec. 118.38 (1)(b), to take comments from the Public pertaining to Board’s Plan to ask the Department of Public Instruction for a waiver of the number of required instructional hours for the 2019-2020 school year and for waiver of requirements to complete an Educator Effectiveness Cycle for educators in their Summary Year in 2019-20, thereby waiving the requirements to meet PI 8.01 and Wis. Stat. 114.415 for 2019-20. John Herbst was present and voiced that we should do it. In addition, he voiced concern that something needs to be done as far as Graduation at some time even if it is down the road. As this is an important experience in their lives. Sigafus also stat- ed the same for eighth Grade Promotion. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to consent to agenda but adding executive session for Items C6, C7, C8, C9 and C10. Motion carried on a roll call vote YES- Satterlee, Figi, Paulson, Herbst, Sigafus NO – S. Holland and K. Holland Administration Reports: Chambers –Thanks to Steve Holland for his service to the District for 15 years, tomorrow will be the Canvass for election re- sults, commend the staff for their flexibility and hard work, I believe that the response from staff, students and community have been very positive for this challenging time, providing 104 meals for students each day, FFA Alumni is providing 1 gallon of milk per week for families that have requested meals, provided a WASB procedure for new board members in your packet which is a copy from WASB it may answer some questions that you may have, it appears that there will be an equivalent of about 75-80% of Title 1 monies in the stimulus money details are unclear at this time, a tree fell on the fence by track, took pictures Karlen worked the tree up filed a claim with insurance it was going to be $400 to fix deductible is $1,000 so we dropped the claim, plan is to hold off in hiring any Coaches till we know the fate of the Spring Season, Monroe Glass was here to measure the 4 doors in lower commons, a couple of summer projects are on the agenda. Milz- Been meeting with teachers through Zoom and teachers have been meeting with students. Teachers have been work- ing through with what needs to be done. Concerns with 45 students with not getting the required work done is now down to 29. February ACT scores are back and had an average of 21.4. Board – Figi questioned about what percentage we have used of the budget and Willy stated that he would check and get that to the Board. Board will discuss at upcoming meetings about what can be done with Graduation and Promotion. Discussion Items- A letter was give the from SAA which discusses finical results and planning on the $179 student increase and 30% increase for special education is and could be in limbo and could see a budget repair bill due to the COVID -19 – Chambers stated that it may be the best interest to be conservative in spending till it becomes more actual. Price was presented on installing an Autogas Refueler it was discussed that it would not be a viable solution at this time. (LP for Buses) Middle School Football – Discussion has been had with Warren about taking over the Park run program it was decided that we need to look at budget numbers before pursuing it.
Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve School Board Resolution for the Wavier of Certain School Board or School District Requirement Pursuant to Wis. STAT 118.38(1) and (1M) Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to approve hiring of Summer Help Marlene Herbst, Rhonda Lincicum, and Darlene Foster. Motion carried on a roll call vote YES – Satterlee, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. Herbst Abstained Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Satterlee to approve Policy # 188 Board Member Participation in meeting via Technolo- gy. . Motion carried on a roll call vote YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. No action was taken on Special Enrollment Period Health Insurance Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve paying all certified staff for the 2019-2020 fiscal year. Motion car- ried on a roll call vote YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, S. Holland and K. Holland. Figi Abstained. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Sigafus to approve paying all support for the 2019-2020 fiscal year. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Sigafus, Figi, and K. Holland. Abstained - Herbst, Paulson and S. Holland Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to go into executive session at 9:17 pm. President Holland announced that the purpose of executive session – Wisconsin State Status 19.85(1) items b, c and f. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Herbst Sigafus, Figi, S. Holland, Satterlee, Paulson and K. Holland – NO – NONE – ABSENT – NONE Returned to open session at 9:42pm Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to approve not outsourcing the Transportation service for Bussing. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. Motion by Herbst and seconded by Figi to approve purchase of wall pads for Gym for a cost up to $5,000 with switching the Graphics as presented from the North and South walls. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Siga- fus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Sigafus to approve purchasing of new stage curtains at a cost of $2,200. Motion car- ried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to approve installing of new partitions in the Boys Elementary Bathroom and the Girls Bathroom nearest the Gym by Marshfield Book and Stationary at a cost of $9,665.00. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. Motion by Satterlee to pay all coaches for Spring Sports but failed due to a lack of a second Motion by S. Holland and seconded to approve paying Spring Coaches at 50% of their Contract due to the COVID – 19 but if sports do resume they would receive 100%. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Satterlee, Herbst, Sigafus, Paulson, Figi, S. Holland and K. Holland. No Action was taken on payout of sick days but will be looked at next month to have a plan in place. Mr. Chambers will have a recommendation next month. Board has given some direction on what to do. Motion by S. Holland and seconded by Sigafus to adjourn at 10:05 pm. Submitted by, Jason Figi, Clerk
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