Nancy Remmert

The meeting included the election of board officers, such as Chair, Vice Chair, Clerk, and Treasurer. The appointment of board committees and representative assignments was tabled. The regular board meeting schedule was set for the second Wednesday of every month. The board also designated the official and alternate newspapers, district depositories, authorized electronic fund transfers, and designated district legal counsel and auditors. Bids for various work scopes were accepted, and a new school board member was appointed to fill a vacancy until a special election.

The meeting included reports from the Superintendent and Principal, as well as Board Committees. The consent agenda was approved, encompassing the approval of minutes, bills, personnel items, and acceptance of donations. The board approved an increase in K-6 and 7-12 lunch prices. Agreements were made for architectural, engineering, construction management, and commissioning services for project funding, along with approval of the amended LTFM 10-year plan and a resolution for issuing general obligation bonds. The 2020-2021 Student Handbook was also approved.

The school board convened to discuss and approve a resolution stating the intention to issue general obligation bonds. These bonds are intended to finance projects included in the district's approved ten-year facility plan, as well as other capital projects. The resolution also covenants and obligates the district to adhere to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Section 126C.55, to guarantee the payment of principal and interest on the bonds.

The meeting addressed concerns with the current learning model for students in grades 7-12. The agenda, reports, and presentations were approved. The consent agenda included the approval of minutes, bills amounting to $493,908.13, and personnel items. The board also discussed appointing committees and learning models before adjourning.

The meeting included reports from the Superintendent, Principal, Student Representative, and Board Committees. The consent agenda covered the approval of minutes, bills, and personnel items. The board discussed and approved health and safety measures for the upcoming 2021-22 school year. Additionally, resolutions were passed to call a special election to fill a school board vacancy and to determine the necessity of renewing and increasing the general education revenue of the school district, also calling for a special election. The election timeline and community presentations were discussed.