Fort Atkinson board accepts two resignations and approves vehicle donation for technical education program
April 28, 2026 | Fort Atkinson School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
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The Fort Atkinson School District Board accepted two personnel resignations and approved a vehicle donation for its technical education program during its April reorganizational meeting.
Speaker 3 asked the board to accept the resignation requests effective at the end of the 02/2526 school year for Jessica Ehlers, 1.0 FTE grade teacher at Luther Elementary School, and Kayla Wardock, 1.0 FTE school counselor at Rockwell Elementary School. A motion to accept the resignations was made, seconded and approved by voice vote with all members saying 'aye.'
Speaker 3 also reported a donation from the Humane Society of Jefferson County: a 2013 Dodge Caravan with an approximate value of $2,000 intended for the high school technical education program. "We do have a donation from the Humane Society of Jefferson County of a 2013 Dodge Caravan with an approximate value of $2,000 for the high school technical education program," Speaker 3 said. The board moved to accept the donation and approved it by voice vote.
The transcript does not include further detail about replacement hires, vacancy posting dates, or vehicle transfer logistics; those items were not discussed at this meeting and are therefore not reported here.
Speaker 3 asked the board to accept the resignation requests effective at the end of the 02/2526 school year for Jessica Ehlers, 1.0 FTE grade teacher at Luther Elementary School, and Kayla Wardock, 1.0 FTE school counselor at Rockwell Elementary School. A motion to accept the resignations was made, seconded and approved by voice vote with all members saying 'aye.'
Speaker 3 also reported a donation from the Humane Society of Jefferson County: a 2013 Dodge Caravan with an approximate value of $2,000 intended for the high school technical education program. "We do have a donation from the Humane Society of Jefferson County of a 2013 Dodge Caravan with an approximate value of $2,000 for the high school technical education program," Speaker 3 said. The board moved to accept the donation and approved it by voice vote.
The transcript does not include further detail about replacement hires, vacancy posting dates, or vehicle transfer logistics; those items were not discussed at this meeting and are therefore not reported here.
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