Wisconsin Heights Board of Education Approves One Referendum Question for November 3 Ballot
At its August 24 meeting, the Wisconsin Heights Board of Education approved one referendum question for the November 3 ballot and turned down a second question.
In addition to wrestling with an online model for the fall, the Wisconsin Heights School Board talked about the tenability of putting a referendum question on the fall or spring ballot. The District has been looking at a roughly $30 million facilities upgrade.
Coronavirus has forced Reedsburg schools to rethink some of their plans for the upcoming year.
With cases continuing—and a recent positive test connected to school registration—officials agreed to make some changes to the calendar during Monday night’s regular school board meeting.
The Sauk Prairie School District will return to classes with a hybrid model this fall. The board approved the model five to one at the end of a marathon three hour meeting Monday night. Parents will still have the option to opt in to virtual only.
The Sauk Prairie School District board will be voting on the model to be used for the fall at their next meeting. The meeting will be held on Monday, August 10, at 6:30 p.m. There will be a virtual attendance option.
Superintendent Jeff Wright wrote the following to parents:
“That’s what we’re hanging our hat on--safety.”
That’s what Wisconsin Heights District Administrator said drove the decision to open the school year online only for the district.
