School Board Information
The Board of Education consists of nine members elected at large. Three members are elected each year to a three-year term. A student representative completes the board.
The Stoughton Area School District serves the City of Stoughton and parts of towns of Albion, Christiana, Cottage Grove, Deerfield, Dunkirk, Dunn, Pleasant Springs, and Rutland in Dane County; and parts of the Towns of Porter and Union in Rock County.
Regular meetings of the Board of Education will be held in the Administrative and Educational Services Center Board Room or other location designated by the Board of Education on the first and third Mondays of each month, time to be set by the Board of Education. Special meetings shall be held upon the written request of any Board of Education member; meetings may be held in closed session as determined by the Board of Education.
The Board of Education believes that hearing public comments about issues affecting the District is important to its mission. Therefore, the Board will provide the opportunity at every regularly scheduled meeting of the Board for the public to address the Board. Simply add your name, address, and topic to the sign up sheet available as you enter the board room. People will speak in the order in which they sign up and will be granted approximately 3 minutes to address the board. If a group of more than 4 persons is signed up to address a concern, the group must choose one of its members to speak on the group's behalf. The group's presentation may not exceed 6 minutes. You can learn more about Policy 105 Citizen Participation at Board Meetings here.
The Board of Education has four standing committees: Facilities, Finance, Employee Relations, and Policy. The functions of the standing committees shall be fact-finding, deliberative and advisory to the Board. You can learn more about each standing committee from Board Policy 102 - Board Committees.
School Board E-Governance Information
The Stoughton Area School District Board of Education has adopted "Next Generation" Board Management technology to improve the board governance process while saving time and taxpayer dollars. The board management solution, called BoardDocs, adds powerful meeting management tools, including Comprehensive Meeting Management, Policy Management, and a Multi-purpose Library.
Public access to BoardDocs is accessible via the district website and allows review of all meeting information prior to meetings. All documents associated with the meeting are automatically archived and can be access by date or by using the system's comprehensive Search feature.
If you have questions regarding board meeting information, please contact the District Administrator's office at (608)877-5002.
SASD BOARD OFFICER AND COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
2019-2020 SASD BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING SCHEDULE (Subject to change as needed)