Minnetonka Independent School District 276 School Board Meeting
The board meeting featured recognitions for student achievements in athletics, theatre, and academic awards. Key agenda items included a presentation regarding the Permanent School Fund, the approval of collective bargaining agreements for MISA and Nutrition Services employees, and the authorization for the sale of general obligation facilities maintenance and school building bonds. The board also addressed construction bid acceptances for MMW and MME facilities and approved the Perpetual Endowment Trust Fund document.
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The board discussed financial support for student participation in national-level activities, reviewing the history of funding and current budget pressures. The board explored strategies to make student travel funding sustainable, including reducing stipends, encouraging group fundraising, and considering need-based support options. Additionally, the board previewed upcoming policies regarding the development, management, and use of a new perpetual endowment trust fund.
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.
May 7, 2026·Board meeting
Minnetonka Public Schools Board Board Meeting
The board meeting included a recognition program celebrating various student and staff achievements, such as science and engineering fair qualifiers, music honorees, National German Exam winners, math team state champions, Healthcare Students of America qualifiers, economics challenge state qualifiers, and honored student artists. Following the recognitions, the board formally opened the meeting and adopted the agenda. Key business items included the review and approval of fiscal year 2027 school fees.
