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Brodhead School District

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

How is the district governed and funded?

Wisconsin public school district

The elected school board oversees this Green and Rock County district. Wisconsin state aid and local property-tax revenue support its schools. The board sets meeting dates at its annual organizational meeting.

2026–27 budget

In March the board approved a 5% reduction in building budgets. The October 26 annual agenda lists a levy resolution without a figure or recorded outcome.

Student policies

The district policy manual displays October 19 revisions to device and AI policies; the collected October meeting agenda does not establish the vote.

Future election

June minutes appoint a vacancy successor until the April 2027 spring election. Candidates and any additional seats remain unverified.

Current actual spending per pupil and final 2026–27 levy totals were not located.

Where the district stands

Building budget reduction approved for 2026–27context
5 percent

March 11 board action; dollar impact and resulting staffing effects not specified.

Major projects

Window treatments and room signage

Approved; completion unverified

In January 2026 the board approved window treatments and signage using referendum investment funds.

Next: Verify final spending and completed installation in later district records.
  1. The board approved two bids.

Funding

Referendum investment funds, according to the January minutes; $10,730.38 for window treatments and $5,114.94 for signage.

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Chronological review of official-linked public CMS board and committee records, current policy texts and the district-linked Act 89 packet. Agenda-only items are proposals.

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