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## Agenda
## Regular School Board Meeting
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
## 6:30 PM
## 1.Call to Order, Roll Call
2.Agenda Adjustments
## 3.Announcements, Comments, Recognitions
## 3.a. Land Acknowledgment
## 3.b. RAHS Black Literature Course Celebrations
## 3.c. Introduction of New Harambee Elementary Principal
## 4.Summary of Community Input Received for Action Items
5.Consent Agenda
5.a. Minutes - Board Meeting of May 26, 2026
5.b. Payment of Bills
## 5.c. Personnel - Resignations, Appointments, Reductions
5.d. Gifts
6.Reports and Non-Action Items
## 6.a. Summary of Closed Session for Superintendent's Performance Evaluation
## Speaker(s): Chair Rose Chu
7.Action Items
## 7.a. Approval of Construction Management Services Provider
## Speaker(s): Shari Thompson
8.Board Reports
## Speaker(s): Board Members
9.Superintendent's Report
## Speaker(s): Superintendent Jenny Loeck
10. Closed Session to Evaluate the Performance of the Superintendent
## Speaker(s): Chair Rose Chu
11. Adjournment
## NO. 1
## MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING, SCHOOL BOARD, INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 623, 1251 West County Road B2, Roseville, MN 55113
May 26, 2026
Chair Rose Chu called the school board meeting to order at 6:35 p.m. in the Fairview
Room at Aŋpétu Téča Education Center. Board members present: Todd Anderson, Mike
## Boguszewski, Rose Chu, Mannix Clark, Geida Cleveland, Michelle Morse-Wendt. Board
members absent: none. Also present: Dr. Jenny Loeck, superintendent of schools, and
approximately seventeen other visitors or staff who attended all or part of the meeting.
## Announcements, Comments, Recognitions. 2026 Minnesota Teacher of the Year
candidates Alison Coe, Jennifer Danielson, Scott Lauinger, Megan Martin, and Sara
Mortel were recognized for their nominations and professional accomplishments.
Summary of Community Input Received for Action Items. The board did not receive any
community input regarding the evening’s action items.
(73)Consent Agenda. Anderson moved, Boguszewski seconded acceptance of the consent
agenda, including the minutes of the regular school board meeting on May 12, 2026;
payment of bills; personnel changes; gifts; and a resolution for membership in the
Minnesota State High School League for the 2026-2027 school year. Ayes: Anderson,
## Boguszewski, Chu, Clark, Cleveland, Morse-Wendt. Nays: none. Motion carried
unanimously.
(74)Retirements. Clark moved, Anderson seconded the retirements of Rodell Benjamin,
Susan Kohlbrand Kachel, Jill Koshiol and Blair Wenndt with appreciation. Ayes:
## Anderson, Boguszewski, Chu, Clark, Cleveland, Morse-Wendt. Nays: none. Motion
carried unanimously.
Graduation and Postsecondary Report. Jake Von De Linde, executive director of teaching
and learning; Laura Freer, principal of Fairview Alternative High School; and Dr. Jen
Wilson, principal of Roseville Area High School, reviewed the 2024-2025 graduation and
postsecondary report. The district’s overall four-year graduation rate, which includes data
from Roseville Area High School and Fairview Alternative High School, was 87.3%, a
3% increase from the 2023-2024 school year and 2.5% higher than the state average.
RAHS’ graduation rate held steady at 91.3%, while the four- and six-year graduation
rates at FAHS increased from 2023-2024.
Postsecondary data shows that the percentage of students enrolling in postsecondary
education increased, especially for multilingual learners and students with an
Individualized Education Program. Overall, developmental course enrollment at the
postsecondary level remained the same. In addition, about 17% of Roseville Area
Schools graduates enter the workforce after graduation, continuing a downward trend in
the years during and soon after the COVID pandemic.
## NO. 2
## (75)Non-Renewal of Licensed Probationary Employees. Anderson moved, Boguszewski
seconded adoption of a resolution non-renewing the contracts of the following
probationary teachers at the close of the 2025-2026 school year: Andres Allen, Annette
## Davis, Rachael Fleming, Tammy Fritze, Meghan Hesterman, Laura Meersman, Sarah
## Spry and Haleigh Stephen. Ayes: Anderson, Boguszewski, Chu, Clark, Cleveland,
Morse-Wendt. Nays: none. Motion carried unanimously.
## (76)Roseville Principals Association Contract 2025-2027. Anderson moved, Clark seconded
approval of the 2025-2027 Roseville Principals Association contract. Ayes: Anderson,
## Boguszewski, Chu, Clark, Cleveland, Morse-Wendt. Nays: none. Motion carried
unanimously.
## (77)Northeast Metro 916 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance Levy. Clark moved, Morse-
Wendt seconded adoption of a resolution approving the Northeast Metro 916
Intermediate School District’s long-term facility maintenance program budget for the
2027-2028 school year. Intermediate districts do not have independent levy authority but
instead depend on each member district to levy funds on its behalf. Roseville Area
Schools’ share of this levy is approximately $46,265. Ayes: Anderson, Boguszewski,
Chu, Clark, Cleveland, Morse-Wendt. Nays: none. Motion carried unanimously.
Study Session Report. Director Morse-Wendt provided a summary of the May 12 work
study session. An overview of the teacher development and evaluation system was given,
including examples of equity professional development for staff.
Board Reports. Director Morse-Wendt attended a Roseville Area Middle School FTA
meeting. Director Clark attended the conference track meet. Treasurer Boguszewski
attended a Finance Advisory Committee meeting. Director Cleveland attended meetings
## of the Community Advisory Committee, American Indian Parent Advisory Committee,
and Special Education Advisory Council. She also attended Emmet D. Williams
Elementary School’s spring fling.
Superintendent’s Report. Superintendent Loeck thanked retiring staff members for their
years of service to the district.
(78)Closed Session to Evaluate the Performance of the Superintendent. Anderson moved,
Boguszewski seconded a motion to close the meeting to evaluate the performance of
Superintendent Jenny Loeck, as permitted by Minnesota Statutes section 13D.05,
subdivision 3(a). Ayes: Anderson, Boguszewski, Chu, Clark, Cleveland, Morse-Wendt.
Nays: none. Motion carried unanimously.
The meeting was closed at 8:05 p.m. Board members present: Anderson, Boguszewski,
Chu, Clark, Cleveland, Morse-Wendt. District staff present: none.
The meeting was re-opened at 9:20 p.m.
The Chair declared the meeting adjourned at 9:20 p.m.
## NO. 3
## Signed
## Clerk
## Approved
## Chair
May 26, 2026
06/09/2026
## Meeting Date
## Human Resources Information
## 5-C
## Hired-New Licensed
## Streiff Oji, Christina
## Harambee Elementary School
Hired working 1.0 FTE effective July 01, 2026.
07/01/2026Effective Date
## Principal
## Resignation-Licensed
## O'gorman Trelles, Laura
## Aŋpétu Téča Education Center
Resigned effective June 05, 2026.
06/05/2026Effective Date
## ABE Teacher
## Thiede, Anna
## Roseville Area Middle School
Resigned effective June 10, 2026.
06/10/2026Effective Date
## Science Teacher
## Thun, Greta
## Harambee Elementary School
Resigned effective July 27, 2026.
07/27/2026Effective Date
## PLC Coordinator
## Resignation-Non-Licensed
## Macdougal, Karla
## Aŋpétu Téča Education Center
Resigned effective June 09, 2026.
06/09/2026Effective Date
## Special Education Paraprofessional
## Osen, Hannah
## Emmet D Williams Elementary School
Resigned effective June 10, 2026.
06/10/2026Effective Date
## Media Technology & Testing Assistant
1
06/09/2026
## Meeting Date
## Human Resources Information
## 5-C
## Sellie, Alexander
## Brimhall Elementary School
Resigned effective June 01, 2026.
06/01/2026Effective Date
## Special Education Paraprofessional
## Retirement
## Delgado, Maria
## Roseville Area Middle School
Retired effective June 10, 2026. Maria has worked for the district for 3 years.
06/10/2026Effective Date
## DLSI Coordinator
## Hawkes, Kirsten
## Aŋpétu Téča Education Center
Retired effective June 10, 2026. Kirsten has worked for the district for 30 years.
06/10/2026Effective Date
## Speech Language Pathologist
## Larsen, Sarah
## Roseville Area High School
Retired effective June 09, 2026. Sarah has worked for the district for 13 years.
06/09/2026Effective Date
## Connections Paraprofessional
## Pursley, Mary Jo
## Emmet D Williams Elementary School
Retired effective June 09, 2026. Mary Jo has worked for the district for 9 years.
06/09/2026Effective Date
## Special Education Paraprofessional
## Wenthin, Susan
## Little Canada Elementary School
Retired effective June 10, 2026. Susan has worked for the district for 34 years.
06/10/2026Effective Date
## Intervention/ADSIS Teacher
## Williams-freier, Colleen
## Roseville Area High School
Retired effective June 10, 2026. Colleen has worked for the district for 9 years.
06/10/2026Effective Date
## Science Teacher
2
06/09/2026
## Meeting Date
## Human Resources Information
## 5-C
## Termination
## Alvarado, Gabriel
## Roseville Area High School
Terminated effective June 09, 2026.
06/09/2026Effective Date
## English Language Paraprofessional
## Heins-schiele, Rayna
## Edgerton Elementary School
Terminated effective June 09, 2026.
06/09/2026Effective Date
## Special Education Paraprofessional
## Unpaid Leave
## Morgan, Mariana
## Falcon Heights Elementary School
Requesting unpaid leave effective June 24, 2026 through August 18, 2026.
06/24/2026Effective Date
## OST Site Coordinator
## Owen, Christina
## Roseville Area High School
Requesting unpaid leave effective June 11, 2026 through July 07, 2026.
06/11/2026Effective Date
## Industrial Technology Teacher
## Pavlak, Riley
## Parkview Center School
Requesting unpaid leave effective May 08, 2026 through June 09, 2026.
05/08/2026Effective Date
## Special Education Teacher
## Van De Walker, Peter
## Central Park Elementary School
Requesting unpaid leave effective April 22, 2026 through May 24, 2026.
04/22/2026Effective Date
## Special Education Paraprofessional
3
06/09/2026
## Meeting Date
## Human Resources Information
## 5-C
## Veen, Tessie
## Brimhall Elementary School
Requesting unpaid leave effective May 08, 2026 through June 16, 2026.
05/08/2026Effective Date
## Custodial Services
4
## 5D
## 6/9/265D
Member _______________ introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
## Resolution Accepting Gifts
WHEREAS, Minnesota Statutes 123B.02, Subd. 6 provides: “The board may receive, for the
benefit of the district, bequests, donations, or gifts for any proper purpose and apply the same to
the purpose designated. In that behalf, the board may act as trustee of any trust created for the
benefit of the district, or for the benefit of pupils thereof, including trusts created to provide
pupils of the district with advanced education after completion of high school, in the
advancement of education.”; and
WHEREAS, Minnesota Statutes 465.03 provides: “Any city, county, school district or town may
accept a grant or devise of real or personal property and maintain such property for the benefit of
its citizens in accordance with the terms prescribed by the donor. Nothing herein shall authorize
such acceptance or use for religious or sectarian purposes. Every such acceptance shall be by
resolution of the governing body adopted by a two-thirds majority of its members, expressing
such terms in full.”
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the School Board of Roseville Area Schools,
Independent School District 623, accepts with appreciation the following gifts received by the
## School District:
## DonorGiftUseSchool/Building
## St. Christopher's
## Episcopal Church
$1,000.00Meals on WheelsAŋpétu Téča
## Education Center
## Rita Rose Christiansen$500.00Meals on WheelsAŋpétu Téča
## Education Center
## Jon Roadfeldt$500.00Meals on WheelsAŋpétu Téča
## Education Center
## Leonard Eitts$240.00Meals on WheelsAŋpétu Téča
## Education Center
## Elaine Sime$200.00Meals On WheelsAŋpétu Téča
## Education Center
## Sarah Audet$600.00School needsCentral Park
## Elementary School
## Barb BrehmerTrumpet and
cornet
Instrumental music programEdgerton
## Elementary School
## Joe's Sporting Goods$4,000.00School needsHarambee
## Elementary School
## Blackbaud$140.00School needsLittle Canada
## Elementary School
## Laura Given$952.87Media Center booksParkview Center
## School
## 5D
## 6/9/265D
## Blackbaud$16.00School needsRoseville Area
## High School
## Como Park Lutheran
## Church
## $1,600.00RAS Community PantryRoseville Area
## High School
## Bridget Sabo$50.00National Speech & Debate
## Association Tournament
## Roseville Area
## High School
Sara Drake$194.20Track and field programRoseville Area
## High School
Michael Conley$150.00Boys track and field programRoseville Area
## High School
## Blackbaud$16.00School needsRoseville Area
## Middle School
## Aaron Mastrian$40.00District needsRoseville Area
## Schools
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Member
_______________.
The following voted in favor:
and the following voted against:
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
______________________________
## School Board Clerk
## Agenda Item: 6a
## Agenda Topic:Summary of Closed Session for Superintendent’s Performance Evaluation
Meeting Date:June 9, 2026
## Contact Person:Chair Rose Chu
## Background:
The board chair will provide a summary of the closed session held on May 26, 2026, for the
purpose of evaluating the superintendent’s performance.
## Recommendation:
_____ Action Required__ X__ Informational – No Board Action Requested
## Agenda Item: 7a
## Agenda Topic:Approval of Construction Management Services Provider
Meeting Date:June 9, 2026
## Contact Person:Shari Thompson
## Background:
It has been nine years since the district began facilities work using building bond funds and
Long-Term Facilities Maintenance (LTFM) funds. Many projects have been completed during
this time. We are at about the halfway point in completing the LTFM projects identified in our
facilities study.
In preparation for a three-year, $32 million LTFM project beginning in 2027 at Parkview Center
School, we decided to revisit the district’s needs in the Construction Management as Adviser
(CMA) role.
The CMA works directly for the district and is involved in all phases of preconstruction,
construction, and postconstruction including design, estimating, budgeting, bid administration,
scheduling, construction supervision, safety program implementation, contractor coordination,
and project closeout including warranty administration.
Superintendent Jenny Loeck; Shari Thompson, executive director of business services; Todd
Lieser, supervisor of buildings and grounds; Rich Nifke, supervisor of custodial services;
Denise Mickle, controller; and Maria Pfeffer, project engineer and director at KFI Engineering,
interviewed three highly qualified firms. The committee selected H+U Construction for the
project.
The board had the opportunity to meet the H+U leadership team during the board study
session held prior to the evening’s regular meeting.
The district is requesting authorization to enter into contract negotiations with the firm. The
contract will be brought to the school board for final approval.
## Recommendation:
It is recommended that the board authorize district administration to enter into contract
negotiations with H+U Construction to provide construction management services for Roseville
Area Schools.
__ X__ Action Required__ __ Informational – No Board Action Requested
## Agenda Item: 10
## Agenda Topic:Closed Session to Evaluate the Performance of the Superintendent
Meeting Date:June 9, 2026
## Contact Person:Chair Rose Chu
## Background:
This portion of the meeting will be closed as permitted by Minn. Stat. § 13D.05, subdivision
3(a), to evaluate the performance of Superintendent Jenny Loeck.
## Recommendation:
It is recommended that the board move to close the meeting to evaluate the performance of
Superintendent Jenny Loeck as permitted by Minnesota Statutes section 13D.05, subdivision
3(a).
__ X__ Action Required__ __ Informational – No Board Action Requested