Paul Chick

The Board of Education meeting included discussions and updates on playground construction, funding resources, construction, COVID-19, and back-to-school plans. Approvals were granted for the Local Literacy Plan, MSHSL Membership for 2020-2021, and a call for bids on commodities such as milk, bread, and fuel. The Long Term Facilities Maintenance 10-Year Plan and Statement of Assurances were also approved. Additionally, a date was set for Truth and Taxation, and authorization was given to hire additional staff.

The meeting included discussions on fall sports, the state cross country meet, e-learning snow days, PLC meetings, testing, parent-teacher conferences, preschool screening, picture day, observations, HPS Hallow-Fest, COVID-19 updates, and World's Best Workforce. There was also discussion regarding land owned by the school at Kallevig Field and an inquiry to purchase part of the land, as well as discussion of work session dates. The board accepted the report from the Superintendent that the district meets all requirements for Assurance of Compliance.

The meeting included reports from the Assistant Principal on various school activities and programs, as well as updates from the Superintendent/Principal on Covid-19, CDC guidelines, and MSHSL membership dues. The board also discussed and approved the certification of the final Property Tax Levy and the Worlds Best Workforce Summary. Additionally, the board recognized John Olson and Gary Johnson for their years of service on the school board.

The meeting included reports from the Assistant Principal and Superintendent/Principal covering staff performance, observations, parent-teacher conferences, sports updates, picture retakes, preschool screening, flu shots, fall fun days, roller skating in Physical Education, COVID-19 updates, World's Best Workforce Report, Community Ed Annual report, and compulsory compliance. The board also approved the FY20 Audit Report with journal entries as presented.

The meeting included a discussion on canvassing the election results, which led to filling three seats with Sheri Hauschild, Mitchell Pederson, and Braden Texley. Work session topics included Covid-19, enrollments, expenses and revenues, staffing priorities, and history.