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Mason said Project Bridge will accept one student from Melrose-Mindoro for the coming year. She described Project Search placements from several districts (Melrose, Menduro, Onalaska, La Crosse and Bangor) totaling 10 interns — the highest number in several years — and noted the recent meet-and-greet with interns and families. “These agreements allow students from other districts to come into these programs and vice versa,” Mason said, explaining that the agreements permit sharing program slots and allow other districts to utilize Holman-hosted placements in the future.

On physical therapy, Mason said the district has partnered with Onalaska School District to split physical-therapy services on an approximately 80/20 basis for several years; the arrangement continues to meet both districts’ needs. In this arrangement Holman serves as host district for invoicing and Onalaska reimburses its share.

Mason said the Project Search/Bridge and physical-therapy items will appear on the July 28 consent agenda for approval; there was no further discussion and no vote on those specific items during the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","July 14, 2025 School District of Holmen School Board Meetings","oneSentenceSummary","Executive director Jill Mason summarized interdistrict agreements that would allow out-of-district students to participate in Project Bridge and Project Search and described a continued 80/20 physical-therapy split with Onalaska; these items will appear on the July 28 consent agenda.","taxTitle","Holmen School District, School Districts, Wisconsin","taxId",72553,"location","Wisconsin","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6172801,"Holman district unveils 2025–2030 draft strategic plan emphasizing ‘belong, serve, succeed’ and new dashboard measures",0,1299000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5386871-c07796b647cfad471a3a42ba04cffe5e&start=1299&end=1299","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5386871-c07796b647cfad471a3a42ba04cffe5e/thumbnail_1299000.jpg","/articles/6172801/Wisconsin/Holman-district-unveils-20252030-draft-strategic-plan-emphasizing-belong-serve-succeed-and-new-dashboard-measures","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6172801-f3a0bf32258dee06433fa87bf5b548d4/orig.mp4?Expires=1770820068&Signature=Ha1zzVtd74dkEpJkUL0srIdUr3fyZibPS400jqvDYRfXr5dwyQ14Wh2Gs1ElrDOP3puh7uW44aD3x-rKfYmZnYnmJj2P~GADbXgOwQ-ONxCAndmw-ZWLMo8TA5nXDPzDSnKwseNkQqfxdmE0rQHJQ8cOp2A1F2UoxBkwrQDbQZ26tEZfnz0hLzr2YRE7f0f9lY~A7xR~8csasUJa1knFSSm5xwpJ2V1L5ClIVP2UVR-hH9qGPUQrlef-WoFUOfGq2U3Cs22sipR4whz~k8UtrboXHxbbM8lEsBXaSaeQQyYZsF5QnD3Et~~5roW5KKH~MvtOkqtc-v357u-h87RFLA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Dr. Kristin Mueller, district administrator, presented a draft five-year strategic plan for the School District of Holman and described the plan’s core vision and updated dashboard measures. “Belong, serve, succeed” remains the district vision; the draft provides new definitions for those terms and adds social-emotional learning and a digital-safety indicator to the dashboard, Dr. Mueller said.

The district proposes to measure social-emotional learning through an annual student survey administered to grades 3–12 and to add a simple digital-safety metric focused on phishing-email clicks to begin measuring infrastructure risk. “We really need to protect our infrastructure and protect what's happening within our school district,” Dr. Mueller said, pointing to an increase in cybersecurity incidents in other districts.

Other changes refine existing focus areas: workforce language was revised to emphasize recruiting and retaining staff who reflect student and community needs and moved staff work–life balance measures under workforce rather than safety; community engagement was renamed “engagement” and will emphasize meaningful partnerships and measuring belonging through survey questions. The plan will cover the 2025–2030 school years and will be revisited annually for measure updates.

Board members praised the community engagement process. Board member Kadesha thanked community participants who attended January planning sessions and noted the leadership team and volunteers contributed to definitions. Board member Chris and others echoed appreciation for the work involved.

Dr. Mueller said the strategic-plan item will appear on the July 28 consent agenda for approval. The plan serves as a framework; specific action steps, updates to measures, and operational policies will be developed and reported to the board annually.","District administrators presented a refreshed five-year strategic plan draft that retains the district’s vision and mission, updates focus-area descriptors, adds social-emotional and digital-safety measures, and will be returned on the July 28 consent agenda.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":79,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6172804,"Holman board hears lengthy debate on proposed high-school activity fees and waiver approach",2740,2740000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5386871-c07796b647cfad471a3a42ba04cffe5e&start=0&end=2740","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5386871-c07796b647cfad471a3a42ba04cffe5e/thumbnail_0.jpg","/articles/6172804/Wisconsin/Holman-board-hears-lengthy-debate-on-proposed-high-school-activity-fees-and-waiver-approach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6172804-122f2b94eebb4bca2f4219694a07f005/orig.mp4?Expires=1770820068&Signature=e430mady9FZ6Uyu5HqAPhJMdRqVSzrxsf7iFcb~F2ezk~30rlYY9Fdvqfz02ousmlPkI9tB6V05wHEszwOHpuktAJB1rm2rekgWKgzJJUqz9OHy32Ce-2aYQQ8rknnoaS8Ugwqcjh1bjEgp8sGVt0jyfXjR7iOw42qVMCRbldaGneWoLjl~fyZhzF3Cr44QN2OcQt6ACntt4jAGw~b5FsvGE3ltxTZrYMqkrtzSDzfgjCtwCMDEVlV4qmk6QWhUYQCEUdZmKh2rkGW2ynTEtljqCLSXBXyBjlNrLnp2MtDf9OmPvXGg9J3vHZJHp2Vucp~zJ85ZZ1Zo1pfJLyeY5ig__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District staff presented a proposal to the School District of Holman Board of Education to charge standardized high-school activity fees intended to preserve extracurricular offerings without cutting programs. Jason (staff member) said the plan would use the district’s existing waiver system and that families qualifying for free lunch would be covered and families qualifying for reduced-price lunch would pay 60 percent of the fee. “I could easily rally a whole bunch of people behind making sure that people get the opportunities that they need in this community,” Jason said, describing community willingness to support hardship cases.

Board members said the proposal mattered because the district faces budget pressures and because out-of-school activities are central to many students’ experience. “Seventy percent of our school participates in these,” Jason said, describing the program’s scale and saying the fees would protect existing levels of participation without eliminating the need for some fundraising.

Discussion focused on who would qualify for waivers, caps on family liability, and operational details. Board member Bridget asked whether a waiver system beyond free/reduced lunch would be available for families who do not qualify for free/reduced but still face hardship. Board member Amy and others urged a built-in hardship contact and pointed to peer districts that use waivers or varying fee structures. Jason said the proposal would include a hardship process and that the district would apply handbook waiver language to unpaid fees; “we would let them participate and figure it out on the back end,” he said, indicating students would not be pulled from activities while family accounts were worked through.

Staff described the proposed cap of a maximum $900 per family per year to limit cumulative costs for families with multiple participants, and noted that certain tier-2 sports (for example, hockey) currently generate much higher per-player bills in some seasons. Jason said the model would create certainty for families who currently face unpredictable bills; he contrasted the new cap and fixed-fee approach with existing fundraising-dependent, per-player bills such as a previously cited $2,600 hockey bill at the high school. He also provided comparisons from other districts: Eau Claire district winter sports at about $200, some districts’ hockey fees between $400 and $550, and SPASH at $550.

Board members asked whether fees would be reexamined annually; Jason said any future fee increase would come before the board. Board member questions also covered whether fees would apply only to high school (Jason confirmed the proposal targets high school only), how coop sports fees would be allocated, and whether field trips or travel charges would be bundled into the activity fee (Jason said the district currently does not prebill trips). Several board members praised the amount of research presented and emphasized transparency about how programs would be classified and funded.

No motion or vote on the activity-fee proposal occurred during the meeting; the discussion remained at the exploratory/policy-design stage.

Looking ahead, board members said fall-sports meetings and enrollment periods will be opportunities to answer parent questions and to explain any final board action once a specific fee schedule and waiver procedure are returned to the board for consideration.","District staff presented a proposal to charge high-school activity fees with waivers tied to free/reduced lunch; board members pressed for broader waiver access, annual review, and clarity on caps and collections. No formal vote was taken.","actionData","errors"]

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Board briefed on interdistrict 66 0301 agreements for Project Search/Bridge and shared physical-therapy services

Holman district unveils 2025–2030 draft strategic plan emphasizing ‘belong, serve, succeed’ and new dashboard measures

Holman board hears lengthy debate on proposed high-school activity fees and waiver approach