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Votes at a glance: board approves interdistrict transfer, student trips and turf contract

March 18, 2024 | Maple School District, School Districts, Wisconsin


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Votes at a glance: board approves interdistrict transfer, student trips and turf contract
The Maple School District School Board recorded several formal approvals during its March 18 meeting:

Interdistrict transfer: The board approved an interdistrict transfer request for a student (Cooper) so the family can continue using an existing daycare arrangement and have the child attend Northwestern Elementary instead of Iron River Elementary. Parents explained the childcare and transportation arrangements; the board approved the request by voice vote after a motion and second.

Student travel and competitions: The board approved multiple student travel requests, including a Visual Arts team trip to UW–Madison (overnight, March 24–25) and FBLA/FCCLA travel to state leadership conferences. Presenters described qualifiers, event dates and estimated costs (the Visual Arts trip estimate was roughly $2,500 to cover substitutes, hotel, transportation and meals). Motions to approve the student travel requests were made and carried during the meeting.

Scholarship recognition: The board reviewed and acknowledged the technical‑education scholarship selection (Paul Rowney, Northwestern High School) valued at $2,250 per year for two years; the selection was presented for approval.

Turf contract: The board approved staff’s recommendation to award the turf replacement contract to Midwest Sports & Turf Systems (see separate article). A roll‑call vote was recorded and the motion carried.

Procedural notes: Several items were handled as part of the consent and business agenda (minutes, treasurer’s report, personnel recommendations). Where recorded in the transcript, motions were seconded and either voice or roll‑call votes were recorded.

Details of recorded motions and outcomes are below.

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