Board of Education
Who We Are
The Board of Education consists of seven members elected annually at the spring election on the first Tuesday in April for a term of three years. Two student representatives, non-voting members, are appointed to the Board in May of each year to fulfill a one-year term from June 1 to May 31.
The Board of Education operates under a policy governance model. This approach emphasizes a commitment to stakeholder input and maintaining focus on the ultimate purpose of schooling-student achievement.
Board of Education Meetings are typically held in the District Office Community Training Center, 2706 Lineville Road, Green Bay, WI 54313 at 6 p.m.
Role of the HSSD Board of Education
The HSSD Board of Education puts its time and energy into facilitating a successful school district. The seven members of the HSSD Board of Education work as a team to ensure:
- Accountability and success of each child through clear, concise direction to the superintendent
- The Superintendent is focused on student achievement, through staff and resources
- The implementation of practices, programs, and activities that will provide the best education possible
- HSSD Guide to Addressing Academic & School Concerns
- Board Members and Contact Information
- Agendas
- Broadcast Communication Articles
- Meeting Calendar
- Minutes, Audio, Packets
- Mission
- Policy Governance Model
HSSD Guide to Addressing Academic & School Concerns
Board Members and Contact Information
Agendas
Broadcast Communication Articles
Meeting Calendar
Minutes, Audio, Packets
Mission
Policy Governance Model
Policy Governance in Action
Board of Education members and Superintendent Mark Smith welcome community members to the Bay View Open House in September 2024.
Greg Klimek, Board of Education president, engages in the annual Staff Linkage.
Scott Jandrin, Board of Education vice-president, listens to staff feedback at the annual Staff Linkage.
Angie Sorenson shows Scott Jandrin (center) and Alan McGuire the new World Cultures room at Forest Glen.
Board president Greg Klimek engages with with the Howard-Suamico Historical Society at the newly-renovated Tremble School.
Bay Port Commencement. Director Vanessa Moran awards a student her diploma.
