The meeting featured a school report from Deep Haven Elementary, highlighting the opening of the school year, community engagement events like bike-to-school day, and student summer challenges. Presentations focused on the school's commitment to belonging, instruction, and MTSS processes. Additionally, the Harbor program's successful integration into the school was discussed, alongside an update on the implementation of the new Spanish language arts curriculum, Benchmark Adelante.
Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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Minnetonka Independent School District #276 School Board Meeting
The School Board meeting covered a wide range of reports and updates, including an annual report adoption, a wellness and social-emotional learning update, and attendance procedures guidance. The Board also reviewed personnel items, gifts and donations, and transportation contract details. Key discussions included the implementation of multi-tiered systems of support for student well-being and attendance monitoring, along with considerations for school-specific reporting and community feedback.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Minnetonka School Board Study Session And Special Meeting
The Board reviewed new and updated curricular resources for grades 6-12, including K-12 immersion language arts and Advanced Placement/International Baccalaureate courses. Additionally, the Board received an annual update on staff recruitment and retention efforts. During the special meeting, the Board approved collective bargaining agreements with paraprofessionals and office assistants, and passed a resolution for membership in the MSHSL, as well as an MDE-formatted long-term facilities maintenance and health and safety plan.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Minnetonka Independent School District 276 School Board Meeting
The School Board reviewed student recognitions, school reports from Minnewashta and Scenic Heights, and accepted MHS Class of 2026 graduates. Key actions included the approval of physical education waivers, 2026-27 School Board goals, the 2027-28 school calendar, the perpetual endowment trust fund, and the FY27 adopted budget. Additionally, the Board authorized the sale of 2026G and 2026H COP bonds for capital projects. Administrative updates on the Citizens Academy were provided, and the meeting concluded with a closed session to discuss negotiations.
