School board accepts independent hearing officers' expulsions reports
June 18, 2026 | Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
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The Milwaukee Board of School Directors voted unanimously June 18 to accept the independent hearing officers' reports on student expulsions. Director Seamson moved that the board accept the reports; Director Resza seconded the motion, and a roll call produced six affirmative votes.
Board members did not debate the substance of the individual hearing officers' determinations on the floor; the motion accepted the reports and closed the agenda item. The secretary called the role during the vote and recorded Directors Ferguson, H. Hearnden, Jackson, Resza, Seamson and Chair Zomber as voting in favor.
The action came during the board's consideration of standing-committee reports; the board moved on to subsequent items after the motion passed.
Board members did not debate the substance of the individual hearing officers' determinations on the floor; the motion accepted the reports and closed the agenda item. The secretary called the role during the vote and recorded Directors Ferguson, H. Hearnden, Jackson, Resza, Seamson and Chair Zomber as voting in favor.
The action came during the board's consideration of standing-committee reports; the board moved on to subsequent items after the motion passed.
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