--- title: #DocumentType# of #MeetingType# Meeting author: ReckxDav date: D:20191227144900-06'00' --- ## Robbinsdale Area Schools ## School Board Meeting Monday, April 6, 2026 - 7:00 PM ## Education Service Center Boardroom ## 4148 Winnetka Ave N ## New Hope, MN 55427 ## School Board Business Meeting 1. Welcome and Land Acknowledgement (5 minutes) ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair 2. Call to Order (5 minutes) ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair ## A. Roll Call ## ReNae Bowman, School Board Clerk 3. Approval of the Agenda (5 minutes, Voice Vote) ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair ## 4. Rdale Proud A. Reimagine Rdale Mathematics and Adoption Timeline (15 minutes) ## Becky Brodeur, Senior Director of Teaching and Learning ## Dr. Megan Schmidt, TOSA, Secondary Mathematics and Science ## 5. District System of Continuous Improvement A. Theme A: Academic Achievement - Charter A3: Deepen preparation for life, college, and career (15 minutes) ## Matt Pletcher, Assistant Director of Teaching and Learning B. Theme B: Student Engagement and Wellness - Charter B2: Strengthen practices around student, staff, and school safety (15 minutes) ## Hayley Heidelberg, Director of Risk Management 6. Consent Agenda Items for Board Approval (5 minutes, Roll Call Vote) ## A. Administrative ## 1. Memo: 2025-2027 AFSCME Tentative Agreement 2. Elementary and Middle School Mowing Contract Award Recommendation ## 3. Stages Theatre Company/Robbinsdale School District #281 2026-27 ## Agreement ## 4. Meeting Minutes ## B. Financial Reports 1. Bi-Monthly Disbursement Report for April 7, 2026 ## C. Personnel Reports ## 1. Licensed Staff Personnel Report ## 2. Non-Licensed Staff Personnel Report ## 7. Unfinished Business A. Action: RMS Gym and Site Development Agreement - Buyout (10 minutes, ## Roll Call Vote) ## Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer B. Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 Phase I/II Update (45 minutes) ## Dr. Teri Staloch, Superinendent ## Dr. Bob McDowell, Assistant Superintendent ## Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer C. Action: Adjustment to 2025-26 School Board Meetings Schedule for Additional ## Study Session Dates (5 minutes, Voice Vote) ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair ## Dr. Teri Staloch, Superintendent 3 4 5 6 22 47 68 69 71 74 81 85 97 98 99 101 117 1 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools ## School Board Meeting Monday, April 6, 2026 - 7:00 PM ## Education Service Center Boardroom ## 4148 Winnetka Ave N ## New Hope, MN 55427 ## 8. New Business A. Action: Resolution Accepting Donations (5 minutes, Roll Call Vote) ## Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer 9. Policy ## A. Committee Report (5 minutes) ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh, School Board Vice Chair B. Second Read (Action) Policies (None for this evening.) ## C. First Read Policies (15 minutes): • 510 Policy - School Activities • 530 Policy - Immunization Requirements ## • 605 Policy - Alternative Educational Services • 610 Policy - Field Trips • 611 Policy - Home Schooling • 612 Policy - Development of Parent and Family Engagement Policies for Title I ## Programs ## • 623 Policy - Summer School Instruction ## • 698 Policy - Teaching State Standards ## 10. Administrative Reports ## A. Superintendent's Report (10 minutes) ## Dr. Teri Staloch, Superintendent ## 11. Board Committee Reports and Board Reports (15 minutes) ## 12. Future Events 13. Adjourn the Meeting ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair 121 125 128 150 160 161 162 2 ## Land Acknowledgement We acknowledge Robbinsdale Area Schools is located on the homelands of the Dakota and Ojibwe people. We recognize the painful history of genocide and forced assimilation of the Indigenous inhabitants of this land. We honor and respect the many Indigenous peoples who live on and hold sacred these lands, and we stand with members of these Nations to fight injustice in all of its forms. We uphold the preservation of Dakota and Ojibwe languages, land based education, and tribal sovereignty. 2 3 ## Agenda Item: 2 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting - April 6, 2026 ## Roll Call Attendance ## Helen Bassett ## ReNae Bowman ## DJ Brynteson ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker ## Aviva Hillenbrand ## Caroline Long ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh ## Dr. Teri Staloch, ex-officio ## Superintendent ## AGENDA SECTION 2: ## ITEM A.: ## Call to Order ## PRESENTABSENT 4 ## Agenda Item: 3 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: Approval of the Agenda ## ITEM: ## 3. Approval of the Business Meeting Agenda ## COMMENTS BY: ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair Recommended Action: Approve Business Meeting agenda. Motion by: ________________________________ Passed : ________ Second by: _______________________________ Failed: _________ Abstentions: ______________________________________________________________ 5 ## Agenda Item: 4 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2025 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Rdale Proud ## ITEM: ## 4. Reimagine Rdale Mathematics and Adoption Timeline ## PRESENTED BY: ## Becky Brodeur, Senior Director of Teaching and Learning ## Dr. Megan Schmidt, TOSA, Secondary Mathematics and ## Science ## PURPOSE: Ms. Brodeur and Dr. Schmidt will share information regarding the mathematics adoption process, and the timeline for implementation. ## ROLE OF THE BOARD: Listen, and ask questions. 6 ## Reimagine Rdale ## Mathematics ## Dr. Megan Schmidt ## TOSA, Secondary Mathematics and Science ## Becky Brodeur ## Senior Director of Teaching and Learning April 6, 2026 7 Imagine a land ruled by math, Mathland. Landscape? Plants and animals? People? Talking about? Feeling? 8 9 10 ## Equal Intensity on: ●Real-World ## Application ●Conceptual ## Understanding ●Procedural Fluency ## 2022 Minnesota K-12 ## Academic Standards in ## Mathematics 11 ## Verbs ## Old StandardsNew Standards ## Use ## Solve ## Find ## Understand ## Interpret ## Investigate ## Explain ## Describe 12 ## Benchmark Contexts ✜ ## Minnesota Tribal Nations $ ## Financial Literacy # ## Computer Science μ ## Modeling  ## Real-World 13 8 Standards of ## Mathematical ## Practice 14 15 ## Statistical Problem Solving Process ## GAISE, 2022 16 practices ## Math ## Math practices Real-World  ## MN Tribal Nations ✜ ## Financial Literacy $ Modeling μ ## Computer Science # 17 18 ## District Engagement 6 - 12 Mathematics ## Department Leaders ## Building Administrators ## RELM - Robbinsdale ## Elementary Leaders in ## Mathematics A & I - Achievement and ## Integration ## DCAC - District Curriculum ## Advisory Committee and ## Community ## American Indian ## Education ## Student ServicesQ-Comp Coaches 19 ## Math Adoption Timeline Spring 2026 ●Decide materials to pilot ●Design pilot and communicate to teachers ●Begin training of pilot teachers Fall 2026 ●Training and pilot of new resources ●Continue professional learning around new math standards for all teachers Spring 2027 ●Gather pilot data from teachers and other stakeholders ●Make adoption decision ●Recommend mathematics curricular materials for purchase Fall 2027 ●Fully implement 2022 MN K-12 Academic Standards in ## Mathematics ●Implement math adoption materials with all teachers K-12 Spring 2028 ●Class of 2029 takes MCA-IV in mathematics ●Ongoing professional learning around mathematics standards and curriculum 20 15 ## Questions, Comments? 21 ## Agenda Item: 5 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## District System of Continuous Improvement ## ITEM: ## 5.A. Theme A: Academic Achievement - Charter A3: Deepen preparation for life, college, and career ## PRESENTED BY: ## Matt Pletcher, Assistant Director of Teaching and Learning ## PURPOSE: Mr. Pletcher will provide an update of progress to date of Charter A3 regarding preparation of students for life, college, and career. ## ROLE OF THE BOARD: Listen, and ask questions. 22 ## Strategic Plan ## Priority Work ## Matt Pletcher ## Team Champion ## Theme A3 Deepen preparation for life, college and career 23 ## Strategic Plan 24 ## Strategic Plan 25 ## R ## ROBBINSDALE ## Area ## Schools ## System of ## Continuous ## Improvement ## Shared ## Leadership ## Model, ## Strategic ## Plan and ## Operational ## Plan ## District ## Continuous ## Improvement • (Re) ## Discover ## Rdale ## Strategic ## Plan ## School ## Board ## Goals ## District ## Priority ## Work ## District ## Balanced ## Scorecard ## Outcomes grounded in equity ## Student-Centered ## Personalized ## Learning ## Professional ## Learning and ## Development ## Professional ## Learning ## Communities (PLCs) em ## Strategic ## Themes ## Academic ## Achievement ## Student ## Engagement and ## Wellness ## Collaboration and ## Partnerships ## Staff ## Investment and ## Impact ## Department ## Continuous ## Improvement ## Plans (DCIPs) ## School ## Improvement ## Plans (SIPs) ## R ## ROBBINSDALE ## Area ## Schools 26 ## Strategic Theme 27 ## Theme A ## Academic Achievement ## Objectives Deepen preparation for life, college and career ## Strategic Theme 28 ## Team Champion: ## Matt Pletcher ## Assistant Director of Teaching & ## Learning Team members: ## Shaunece Smith ## Krista Range ## Alex Winn ## Joel Mehring ## Andrell Hudson ## Charles Johnson-Nixon ## Team Champion, Members 29 1.Increase opportunities for applied career experiences 2.Integrate career exploration within the PK-12 curriculum ## 2025-26 A3 Priorities 30 Increase opportunities for applied career experiences ## Vision: To create inclusive, high-quality career pathways connecting Robbinsdale students to meaningful college, career, and community opportunities. 31 What are my RPathways Options? ## TermDefinition Example(s): Concurrent Courses●Free college-level credit courses that are taught by HS teachers in your high school. ●College credits can be applied towards college/university of choice. ## AHS: ●Composition ## CHS: ●Physics ●Chemistry ●Literature ## AHS/CHS ●Intro to Education ## Articulated Agreement Courses ●College credits that can be earned by meeting college level standards in CTE Courses at specific colleges. ●Most Rdale Career and ## Technical Education courses have articulated agreements with Community Colleges. Advanced Placement (AP) Courses●Free college-level courses taken in high school. ●Scoring well may allow you to earn college credit at several college/universities. ## AHS:/CHS ●AP Geography ●AP Biology ## ●AP African American ## Studies Industry Certifications ●Recognized by business and industry at the local, state, or national level. ●Can also earn high school elective credit. ●Drone Pilot ●Cyber Safety ●Osha ## ●CNA ## ●EMT 32 What are my RPathways Options? ## TermDefinition Example(s): Internships●Learning experience that offers practical work related to field of study/career interest. ●Explore career interest & develop new skills. ●Focused work experience that is in a specific career field ## Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) ●Earn free college credit in high school. ●Offered on the college campus. ●Sociology ●Public Speaking ●Financial ## Accounting ●Graphic Design ## Work Based Learning ●Combines classroom instruction with practical work experience in partnership with local businesses. ●Work Based ## Learning Course ●Gain employment skills and earn credits 33 ## Student Internships ## Robbinsdale and the Hennepin West Consortium partner with GPS Education to offer student internships. Robbinsdale students have interned with the following companies: ## ●Bloom Early Learning ●Captivate Media ## ●Cassia-Signe Burckhardt Manor ●Homeward Bound ●Logitium ●Luther Automotive ●Midcontinent Engineering ## ●Monarch-The Villas at New Brighton ●New Horizon ●St. Davids ●St. Joes 34 ## A3 District Scorecard Data ## Measure2024-20252025-2026 By the end of the 2025–26 school year, 100% of students in grades 6–12 will engage in a career exploration opportunity as measured by Xello (from the dashboard or through principals). ## NPQ2: 49% Increase the number of students participating in AP courses. NGSemester 1: 1157 Semester 2: 1197 Increase the number of students in CTE Courses (Career and Technical Courses and pathways - (funded) NGSemester 1: 920 Semester 2: 1179 Increase the number of students taking concurrent courses (classes that are CIS, Hennepin Tech, Southwest state,) 88Semester 1: 205 Semester 2: 235 Increase the number of students participating in an internship. 28Semester 1: 10 Increase the number of students completing an Industry Certification. 223Semester 1: 204 35 Integrate career exploration within the PK-12 curriculum ## Purpose: Implement Xello to support 6–12 students in developing self-knowledge, exploring careers, and planning postsecondary pathways. ## Vision: By June 2026, all students will use Xello to complete personalized career exploration lessons and begin building academic and career plans aligned with Minnesota’s CACR and Perkins V goals. 36 Integrate career exploration within the PK-12 curriculum What is Xello? Xello is a comprehensive college, career, and future-readiness platform for students (Grades 6–12). Xello helps students: ●Explore careers based on interests, skills, and personality ●Build personalized academic and career plans ●Track goals, experiences, and achievements 37 ●Train all 6–12 school counselors by November 2025. ●Launch Xello lessons during Semester 2 (January–June 2026). ●Integrate lessons into advisory, career seminars, or counseling time. ●Monitor student completion data and gather feedback. ●Develop sustainability plan for 2026–27 and beyond. ## Goals & Objectives 38 ## Implementation Structure ## Grade LevelsCore ActivitiesFrequency / Timing 6th–8th“About Me” exploration, career clusters, goal setting 2–3 lessons during advisory 9th–10thCareer interests, learning styles, course planning 2–3 lessons during semester 2 11th–12thPostsecondary planning, financial aid, resume building 2–3 lessons in spring All GradesCounselor-led reflection and next-step planning End-of-year career reflection activity 39 ## Implementation Timeline ●Phase 1 (Oct 2025): Preparation & Setup ●Phase 2 (Nov 4, 2025): Counselor Training ●Phase 3 (Nov–Dec 2025): Lesson Planning & Integration ●Phase 4 (Jan–June 2026): Student Implementation (Semester 2) ●Phase 5 (May–June 2026): Reflection & Next Steps 40 ## Gantt Chart: Project Timeline 41 ## Success Indicators MetricTarget by June 2026 Counselor training completion 100% of 6–12 counselors trained Student participation≥ 80% of students complete at least 2 lessons Counselor feedback≥ 85% report increased confidence using Xello Student feedback≥ 75% report improved career awareness IntegrationEach school embeds Xello lessons into advisory or counseling structures 42 ## Student Profile in Xello 43 ## Sample ILP 44 ## Form a Pathways Advisory Committee comprised of local stakeholders to support the growth of the pathways program. The first meeting is scheduled for April 15, 2026 Deliver career exploration lessons to all secondary students ## Next Steps 45 Questions? 46 ## Agenda Item: 5 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## District System of Continuous Improvement ## ITEM: ## 5.B. Theme B: Student Engagement and Wellness - Charter B2: Strengthen practices around student, staff, and school safety ## PRESENTED BY: ## Hayley Heidelberg, Director of Risk Management ## PURPOSE: Ms. Heidelberg will provide an update of progress to date of Charter B2 regarding strengthening safety practices around students, staff and schools. ## ROLE OF THE BOARD: Listen, and ask questions. 47 ## Strategic Plan ## Priority Work ## Theme B2: ## Strengthen School Safety ## Practices ## Team Champions: ## Maureen Mullen, Hayley Heidelberg, Bo Powell 48 ## Strategic Plan 49 ## Strategic Plan 50 51 ## Strategic Theme B2 Strengthen practices around student, staff and school safety - 52 ## Team Champions: ## Maureen Mullen (ESC) ## Hayley Heidelberg (ESC) ## Bo Powell (ESC) Team members: ## Noelle Nelson (RMS) ## Ned Nelson (CHS) ## Michelle Azure (MLE) ## Jennifer Holtgrewe (FAIR C) ## Jay Hancock (SMS) ## Theme B2 Charter Team Members 53 1.Clearly define physical safety protocols and emergency response steps for immediate and sustained safety. 2.Develop and embed consistent written protocols, including hazard specific response guidelines, incident command procedures, and after-action reviews to ensure trust, accountability, and preparedness. 3.Develop and implement a SY 26/27 communication and rollout plan for the new Emergency Management Plan 4.Develop and implement staff trainings on use of the ## Emergency Management Plan ## 2025-2026 B2 Strategic Theme Priorities: 54 1.Clearly define physical safety protocols and emergency response steps for immediate and sustained safety. 2.Develop and embed consistent written protocols, including hazard specific response guidelines, incident command procedures, and after-action reviews to ensure trust, accountability, and preparedness. 3.Develop and implement a SY 26/27 communication and rollout plan for the new Emergency Management Plan 4.Develop and implement staff trainings on use of the ## Emergency Management Plan ## 2025-2026 B2 Strategic Theme Priorities: We are here 55 Priorities 1 and 2 - Work Plan Review, revise, publish ## ●Emergency Management Plan ## ○Hazard Specific Response Guidelines ●Administrator Guide to Responding to Incidents ## ●School Specific Emergency Procedures Standardize use district-wide, with monthly review by the ## District Emergency Management Team ## ●Emergency Management Plan ## ●After Action Reports ●Debriefing Protocols 56 Priorities 1 and 2 - Work In Progress Revisions in progress ## District Emergency Management Plan ●Emergency Response ## ○28 Hazard Specific Response Guidelines ●Incident Command ●Family Reunification & Release ●Crisis Prevention & Intervention 57 Priorities 1 and 2 - Work In Progress Revisions in progress ## Administrator Guide for Responding to Incidents ●Crisis Response ## ●Behavior Incident Response ●Death of Student/Staff ●Administrative Actions/Follow-up 58 Priorities 1 and 2 - Work In Progress Revisions in progress ## School Specific Emergency Procedures ## ●Building Emergency Management Team (BEMT) Guidance ●Emergency Contacts ## ●Evacuation Assembly Areas ## ●Off-site Evacuation Locations ## ●Assisted Evacuation Plans for Individuals Needing Assistance ●Student and Staff Accountability ## ●Medical Emergencies & Cardiac Emergency Response Plans ●Communications Procedures 59 ## Building Drills The Safety and Security Team directly supports site staff to achieve required emergency response drills using Raptor Emergency Management for accountable, consistent, and practiced standard response protocols ●SY ‘25-’26 Goals ○100% of schools have scheduled all required safety drills in Raptor ○100% of schools are on track with drill completions ●SY ‘26-’27 Goals ○1st Fire Drills held within 10-calendar days of first day of school ○All drills conducted using new EMP Drill Guidelines with full staff and student accountability ## Implementation Metrics of Theme B2: 60 ## Monthly District Emergency Management Team Meetings ●Understand the District’s current state of safety and security preparedness ●Review emergency response plans and protocols ●Identify current safety concerns and develop solutions ●Review After Action Reports (AAR) for lessons learned ●Identify response and recovery support needs ●Identify training and programmatic needs and make recommendations ●Review responsibilities to ensure alignment with Incident Command System (ICS) framework ## Implementation Metrics of Theme B2: 61 ## Building Emergency Management Team (BEMT) Meetings ●SY ‘25-’26 Goal ○95% of schools held at least one BEMT meeting in Quarter 2, up from 60% in Quarter 1 ●SY ‘26-’27 Goal ## ○The District Emergency Management Team (DEMT) will direct each BEMT to hold monthly meetings, supported by DEMT- provided agenda topics and resources to ensure consistency and continuous improvement. ## Implementation Metrics of Theme B2: 62 ## Outcome Metrics of Theme B2: MeasureQuarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 3Quarter 4 ## Building Drills (Raptor) 17 of 20 schools completed or scheduled drills 20 of 20 schools completed and scheduled drills 18 of 20 schools completed and scheduled drills ## Perception Data: ## Staff Survey Knowledge of ## Protocols xxx Survey issued in early May ## District ## Emergency ## Management ## Team Meetings 1 of 1 DEMT meeting held 1 of 2 DEMT meetings held 1 of 2 DEMT meetings held 3 of 3 DEMT meetings scheduled ## Building ## Emergency ## Management ## Team Meetings 60% of schools had at least 1 BEMT meeting 95% of schools had at least 1 BEMT meeting 95% of schools had at least 1 BEMT meeting 75% of schools have at least 1 BEMT meeting scheduled as of 3/17/26 63 1.Clearly define physical safety protocols and emergency response steps for immediate and sustained safety. 2.Develop and embed consistent written protocols, including hazard specific response guidelines, incident command procedures, and after-action reviews to ensure trust, accountability, and preparedness. 3.Implement SY 26/27 training and rollout plan for ## the updated Emergency Management Plan 4.Update and implement staff trainings on use of the Emergency Management Plan ## 2025-2026 B2 Strategic Theme Priorities: ## What’s coming 64 Priorities 3 and 4 - for SY 26/27 ## Workshop Week Safety Training for All Staff All staff presentation and onsite training ## BEMT Meeting Support & Response Guidelines Agenda topics Drill protocols and guidelines ## Printed and digital Emergency Management Plans 65 ●Complete the review, revision, and publication of the ## updated District Emergency Management Plan and associated documents ●Complete the SY 26/27 communication and rollout planning for the new Emergency Management Plan ●Develop and conduct SY 26/27 staff trainings ●Provide continuing support of the BEMT and DEMT monthly meetings ## Next Steps: 66 Questions? 67 ## Agenda Item: 6 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Consent Agenda Items for Board Approval ## ITEM: ## 6. Consent Agenda ## PRESENTER: ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair Description: Consent Agenda items are considered routine in nature and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Board member so requests, in which the item will be removed as a Consent Agenda item and addressed. Consent Agenda items include administrative, personnel matters and financial matters. Recommended Motion: Approve the Consent Agenda items. ## Yes No Abstention ## Helen Bassett ## ReNae Bowman ## DJ Brynteson ## Dr. Greta ## Evans-Becker ## Aviva Hillenbrand ## Caroline Long ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh Motion by: ________________________________ Yes : ________ Passed : ________ Second by: _______________________________ No: ________ Failed: _________ Abstentions: _______________________________________________________________ 68 ## To: Members of the School Board ## From: Amy O’Hern, Executive Director of Human Resources ## Date: Date: April 6, 2026 ## Re: Tentative Agreement - AFSCME ## RECOMMENDATION: District Administration is recommending the approval of a two-year American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees AFSCME) with effective dates of July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2027. The following items have been discussed with both parties. ## Financial Package The salary increase for 2025-2026 will be .5%. The salary increase for 2026-2027 will be 1%. Salary increase will be retroactive back to July 1, 2025. There will be a $50/month increase to insurance benefits starting in January 2026. Employees working 200, 210, 225, or 235 day calendars will have two flex days added to their calendar. Employees working a 260 day calendar will have two floating holidays added to their calendar. ## Non-Economics The articles in red are revisions to the contract. The language that is stuck will be removed from the contract. ## Article I Definitions 1-3-3 Category III-A, Early Childhood Secretary. ## ARTICLE IV - Grievance Procedures 4-5-3 Step 3: If a satisfactory settlement is not reached at the second level, either party may voluntarily request mediation through the Bureau of Mediation Services. The School Board will receive notice the grievance has reached the third level. Both parties must agree to use this step; otherwise, the unresolved grievance will proceed to the fourth level. If no agreement is reached within twenty (20) days, the unresolved grievance will proceed to the fourth level. 4-5-4 Step 4: Within said five (5) workdays, either the Union or the School Board may voluntarily request mediation through the Bureau of Mediation (BMS). The mediation process will not normally last more than one day. Both parties must agree to use this voluntary step, otherwise an unresolved grievance will proceed to Step 5 (e.g., grievances involving possible financial liabilities may not be appropriate for mediation). 69 4-5-5 Step 5: Within said five (5) days, either party may request arbitration. The parties shall, within ten (10) days after the request to arbitrate, attempt to agree upon the selection of an arbitrator. If no agreement on an arbitrator is reached, either party may request the Bureau of Mediation Services to submit a list of five arbitrators, providing such a request is made within twenty (20) days after request for arbitration. The parties shall alternately strike names from the list of five until only one name remains that shall be the agreed-upon arbitrator. Failure to request a list of arbitrators from the Bureau of Mediation Services within the time periods provided herein shall constitute a waiver of the grievance. ## Article V - Working Conditions ## 5-4 Emergency Closing When schools are closed due to inclement weather, or other unforeseen circumstances such as mechanical failure the district will implement an "e-learning day". Early dismissal/staggered release days allow staff to leave the building once their supervision of students has ended. 5-5 Holidays ## Easter Monday and add Juneteenth 70 ## To: School Board Members and Superintendent Dr. Teri Staloch ## From: Maureen Mullen, Director of Facilities and Operations Date: April 6, 2026 ## Re: ES and MS Mowing Contract Award Recommendation ## Background The district grounds crew has not been able to consistently meet a 1x/week/school site and a 2x/week/sports field mowing goal for several years. The grounds crew is not able to adequately maintain school site and sports field mowing and grounds care with the current number of sites and the current grounds staffing allotment. This has resulted in our school sites and sports fields regularly being poorly mowed, untrimmed and looking unkempt. ## Proposals Proposals were solicited for mowing and trimming at all district elementary and middle school sites for 26 weeks, April - October 2026, performed minimally one time per week. District grounds staff would retain the sports field and high schools’ mowing and the district-wide landscaping work. Quote details Proposals were received from 2 of the 5 companies who were invited to submit proposals. The low quote is as follows: ● $382,466.00 (Jenco Property Maintenance, Inc.) ## Considerations These are some of the items reviewed when considering a recommendation: ● We successfully use a combination of in-house and contracted services for district snow removal. ● Significant savings in fuel, equipment, repair and maintenance costs can be expected. ● We propose to leave 3 out of 4 currently open grounds positions unfilled for FY 26/27, for a savings of approximately $260,000 to offset contracted costs. ● We propose to leave part time temporary summer grounds positions unfilled for additional savings. ● A one-year contract does not tie us to a long-term commitment, and an extension could be considered if needed or desired. ## Recommendation The number of sites in the District’s portfolio is changing. With the number of sites eventually being reduced, we believe this is a good time to implement a “bridge plan” while the district is being right-sized. A bridge plan would adequately address current grounds care needs while we determine and plan for meeting the district’s future grounds care needs and determine a future grounds staffing model. 71 For the reasons quantified above, I recommend awarding the ES and MS 2026 Mowing Contract to Jenco Property Maintenance, Inc. ## Attachments: ## Quote Summary 72 ## ES and MS Mowing Quote SummaryApril 2026 ## ContractorPer Service Cost Per Season Cost ## Jenco Property Maintenance, Inc.14,710382,466 ## Jered's Lawn Care, Inc.19,419504,894 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools ## Board Disbursement Report April 7th, 2026 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 ## ABCDEF ## CHECK NUMBERCHECK TYPEDATEVENDORAMOUNTINVOICE DESCRIPTION ## 855886R4/7/2026ACCO BRANDS USA LLC$506.00EMA for Laminator at Media & Technology 855887R4/7/2026ACME ELECTRIC COMPANIES4,068.46WHSE - 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Pool supplies - blanket chemicals/parts Horizon Comm. 855949R4/7/2026HORIZON COMMERCIAL POOL SUPPLY859.43SMS - Pool supplies - blanket chemicals/parts Horizon Comm. 855950R4/7/2026HUNT ELECTRIC CORPORATION12,121.00AHS - Speed sign replacement (2) Option One Quote 12/09/25 ## 855951R4/7/2026IMAGINE LEARNING LLC3,800.00SONDAY 11/4/2025 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / TRAINING 855952R4/7/2026INDROTEC11,480.69DW - Indrotec Custodial Staffing service Effective 07/01/25 ## 855953R4/7/2026INFINITE CAMPUS450.00PD Training for Infinite Campus 2nd Quote ## 855955R4/7/2026INSPEC INC2,000.00SMS - Pavement rehab Design and Construction Administration 855955R4/7/2026INSPEC INC3,500.00FAIR C - Pavement rehab Design and CAS. Quote 11/12/25 855955R4/7/2026INSPEC INC1,500.00RSI - Pavement rehab design and CAS - NE parking lot Quote 855955R4/7/2026INSPEC INC1,000.00FST - Pavement rehab design and CAS - North Drive Quote 855957R4/7/2026JEFF'S S.O.S. DRAIN & SEWER370.00DW - Drain and sewer line PM maintenance/repairs 855957R4/7/2026JEFF'S S.O.S. DRAIN & SEWER490.00DW - Drain and sewer line PM maintenance/repairs 855957R4/7/2026JEFF'S S.O.S. DRAIN & SEWER600.00DW - Drain and sewer line PM maintenance/repairs 855957R4/7/2026JEFF'S S.O.S. DRAIN & SEWER645.00DW - Drain and sewer line PM maintenance/repairs 855957R4/7/2026JEFF'S S.O.S. DRAIN & SEWER1,162.50CHS- Sewer backup in bathroom 855957R4/7/2026JEFF'S S.O.S. DRAIN & SEWER600.00DW - Drain and sewer line PM maintenance/repairs 855958R4/7/2026JOHNSON CONTROLS BUILDING SOLUTIONS LLC754.00AHS - Svc call for AHU 8 for drive failure Est only 87 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools ## Board Disbursement Report April 7th, 2026 1 ## ABCDEF ## CHECK NUMBERCHECK TYPEDATEVENDORAMOUNTINVOICE DESCRIPTION 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 ## 855959R4/7/2026J W PEPPER & SON, INC52.00Choir 855961R4/7/2026KFI ENGINEERS, PC12,553.43MLE - Secured Entry (MEP) Engineering Services KFI Project 855961R4/7/2026KFI ENGINEERS, PC246.00ML - Fire/Smoke Damper Modifications per State of MN req. 855961R4/7/2026KFI ENGINEERS, PC15,576.00FAIR C - Entrance MEP Engineering and Commissioning Svc. 855961R4/7/2026KFI ENGINEERS, PC2,840.00FST - Fire and Alarm System Design & Engineering Quote ## 855962R4/7/2026LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS139.93Misc Classroom Supplies ## 855962R4/7/2026LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS282.14Early Adventures Supplies Lakeshore 855963R4/7/2026LINDE GAS & EQUPMENT INC105.96DW - Industrial gas cylinders - supply and tank rental ## 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC34,052.40PMS - Camera Adds and Modifications Quote 9/25/25 ## 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC101,420.50SMS Camera Adds and Modifications Quotes 2/12/26 ## 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC5,624.00Additional Client Seat Bosch AMS Software 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC6,985.60D-W - Dedicated Card Access Lenel Server and DEV ## 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC37,954.60CHS - Camera Adds and Modifications Quote 09/25/25 ## 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC36,593.00AHS - Camera Adds and Modifications Quote 09/25/25 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC9,360.00CLC - Door 2/Office AiPhone Video Intercom, furnish & 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC525.45SOE - PA system service call Est only 855966R4/7/2026LVC COMPANIES INC481.52RSI - Faulty smoke detector replacement - emergency svc ## 855967R4/7/2026MCDOWELL AGENCY (THE)154.00BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR VIP 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS58.77DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS88.74DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS89.94DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS4.85DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS179.88DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS63.70DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS103.41DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS68.94DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS9.44DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS22.48DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) 855973R4/7/2026MENARDS23.92DW - Golden Valley Menards - Supplies and parts (smalls) ## 855974R4/7/2026METROPOLITAN COURIER CORP.1,043.26Courier Services for the 2025-2026 School Year 855975R4/7/2026MIDWEST SPECIAL INSTRUMENTS CORP81.00ECSE Order (for NHLC); OAE Ear Tips (Midwest Special ## 855976R4/7/2026MN CLAY COMPANY59.71Art Dept Order ## 855977R4/7/2026MINNESOTA EQUIPMENT INC1,509.00WHSE- Repair parts for 2025R JD Tractor ## 855978R4/7/2026MR CUTTING EDGE LLC40.00blade sharpening ## 855979R4/7/2026NCS PEARSON INC136.25Vineland-3 Comprehensive Q-global - Tim Shaikoski ## 855979R4/7/2026NCS PEARSON INC1,499.84WISC-V - SMS - Paul Peterson ## 855979R4/7/2026NCS PEARSON INC1,499.84WISC-V - SMS - Paul Peterson 855980R4/7/2026NEO ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC700.00BG - UST Rectifier wiring Quote 12/23/25 855980R4/7/2026NEO ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC650.00BG - UST Rectifier wiring Quote 12/23/25 855980R4/7/2026NEO ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC900.00PMS - Rm 237 rewire outlets Quote 2/25/26 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES21.98DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES13.99DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES35.40DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES51.98DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES71.88DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES27.99DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES42.45DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES454.96DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES15.18DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over 855984R4/7/2026FRATTALLONE'S HARDWARE STORES16.48DW - Frattallone's Hardware smalls NTE $60 Purchases over ## 855985R4/7/2026PITNEY BOWES INC15.00Multicarrier Shipping - Meter - USPS-UPS-FedEx 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL118.56D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL66.56D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL118.56D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL66.56D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855989R4/7/2026PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL87.36D-W Plunket Pest Control contract Annual renewal thru June 855990R4/7/2026PREMIUM WATERS, INC.37.24OPEN - Premium waters account ## 855990R4/7/2026PREMIUM WATERS, INC.26.49Premium Water Invoice #311057450 855990R4/7/2026PREMIUM WATERS, INC.27.49OPEN - Premium waters account 855991R4/7/2026QUADIENT LEASING USA, INC358.05PMS Postage Machine Lease NASPO ValuePoint Contract # ADSP0 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC136.98Ricoh Copier Refresh FAIR School S/N #: C84335969 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC128.69Sandburg Middle School S/N #: C84335967 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC10.32SMALL COPIER/SCANNER/FAX MACHINE S/N#: C84036094 - 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC2.40Copier for office S/N #: C84027770 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC120.83NEW HOPE LEARNING CENTER, MEDIA 1ST FLR S/N#: C84352369 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC71.433rd FLOOR S/N #: C84331629 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC143.21ENROLLMENT CENTER S/N #: C84390487 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC160.72ESC - 1ST FLOOR COPIER IM5000 S/N #: C84351806 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC48.62IM4000 S/N #: C84398099 EARLY CHILDHOOD ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC50.08IM4000 S/N #: C84398099 EARLY CHILDHOOD ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC48.62IM4000 S/N #: C84398099 EARLY CHILDHOOD ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC207.18FAIR - 60 MONTH LEASE HIGH VOLUME COPIER S/N #: C84368661 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC43.32MEADOW LK PRO8200S 60 MONTH LEASE S/N #: C84387753 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC136.77IM4000 S/N #: C84398099 EARLY CHILDHOOD ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC16.01FLT at SLC MP301SPF S/N #: C84021954 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC123.15Ricoh Copier Refresh FAIR School S/N #: C84335969 ## 855995R4/7/2026RICOH USA, INC100.28Sandburg Middle School S/N #: C84335967 855997R4/7/2026ROOF SPEC INC1,450.77MLE - Roof Replacement Areas 3, 4, 9, 10, & 10A; Design and 855997R4/7/2026ROOF SPEC INC1,750.00CHS - Roof replacement Areas 23D & 23G; Design and C.A. 855997R4/7/2026ROOF SPEC INC11,000.00FAIR C - Roof replacement South and Main canopies; Design 855997R4/7/2026ROOF SPEC INC2,000.00NLL - Roof Replacement Design and CA Area #11 Quote 88 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools ## Board Disbursement Report April 7th, 2026 1 ## ABCDEF ## CHECK NUMBERCHECK TYPEDATEVENDORAMOUNTINVOICE DESCRIPTION 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 ## 855998R4/7/2026SCHOOL SPECIALTY, LLC87.74Art Dept. Smart Colored Pencils 480pk 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.37DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY96.33DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.24DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc 856000R4/7/2026SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR COMPANY248.21DW - Schumacher Elevator Elevator and lift P.M.'s and svc ## 856001R4/7/2026SPECSEATS INT'L CORP287.00ACTIVITIES - CHAIR FEET 856002R4/7/2026SPRUNG SERVICES, INC345.00DW - boiler class for B. 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856177R4/7/2026UPPER LAKES FOODS, INC.1,442.68LUNCH-SMS ## 856177R4/7/2026UPPER LAKES FOODS, INC.908.01LUNCH-SMS ## 856177R4/7/2026UPPER LAKES FOODS, INC.83.95LUNCH-SMS $1,524,879.94 96 LICENSED STAFF - April 6, 2026 ## CHANGE IN LEVEL ## NameBuildingTitleLane/StepEffective Date ## END OF ASSIGNMENT ## NameBuildingTitleEffective Date ## EXTENDED LEAVE OF ABSENCE ## NameBuilding Title# of Yr LeaveEffective Date ## LAYOFF ## NameBuilding TitleEffective Date ## REHIRE ## NameBuilding TitleLane/StepEffective Date ## RESIGNATION/RETIREMENT ## NameBuilding TitleEffective Date ## Habel, KenRSIAsst. PrincipalEA40/88/10/2026 ## James, EmilyZLEPrincipalEP45/27/28/2026 ## Pletcher, MatthewESCAsst. Director of Teaching & Learning6/30/2026 ## Stephens, RobbAHSSocial Studies3 year6/4/2026 ## Stinar, Renae LOAPE3 year6/4/2026 ## Jackson, ShirrieRMSPrincipal6/26/2026 ## Thomas, TamikoPMSPrincipal6/26/2026 ## Holtgrewe, JenniferFAIRAsst. Principal6/26/2026 ## Dooley, BridgetNPEPrincipalEP45/87/28/2026 ## Roberts, MariaESCDirector of Teachering & LearningL9/67/1/2026 ## Berg, JenniferLOAGrade 16/4/2026 ## Block, Alannah AHSSpecial Ed6/4/2026 ## Langlois, AbigailLOATOSA6/4/2026 ## Meyer, Lauren MENE, FAIRPL, CLCDist Wide OT6/4/2026 ## Miller, JulissaMLEPsychologist6/4/2026 Phelps, Matthew (30 years)ZLEPrincipal6/26/2026 ## Sonrode, Michael LOAEnglish6/4/2026 ## Stich, Amy LOADist Wide OT6/4/2026 ## Taylor, KeelyFOETOSA6/4/2026 97 NON-LICENSED STAFF - April 6, 2026 ## CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT ## NameBuildingTitle Effective Date ## Gillespie, Mariama MLEProgram Assistant03/23/2026 ## NEW HIRE ## NameBuildingTitleStep/LaneEffective Date ## Villars, HeatherESC ## Director of Strategic ## CommunicationsL8/44/7/2026 ## REHIRE ## NameBuilding TitleEffective Date ## Tombekai, UriasSMS/NPEProgram Assistant03/23/2026 ## RESIGNATION/RETIREMENT ## NameBuilding TitleEffective Date ## Anderson, Sara (13 yrs.)ESCProgram Assistant06/30/2026 ## Boettner, AlanaMLESpecial Ed EA03/19/2026 ## Carson, Karen (27 yrs.)RMSSpecial Ed EA05/29/2026 ## Finkenaur-Lapakko, EmmaNPEHealth EA03/24/2026 ## Hurd, KarenENESpecial Ed EA03/11/2026 ## Kaiser, Trudy (29 yrs.)SEATutor EA06/02/2026 ## Opitz, Lori (19 yrs.)ESCOffice Employee03/23/2026 ## Ramsey, MichaelRMSService Employee04/03/2026 ## Rodgers, Brenda (23 yrs.) NOESpecial Ed EA06/02/2026 ## Trotter, MariahMLEAdventure Club EA04/03/2026 ## Warren, MaryNon-PublicHealth EA03/27/2026 ## Zepplin, Samantha CHSSpecial Ed EA04/10/2026 ## TERMINATION ## NameBuilding TitleEffective Date ## Love, CharlesNPENutrition Services3/10/2026 98 ## Agenda Item: 7 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Unfinished Business ## ITEM: ## 7.A. RMS Gym and Site Development Agreement - Buyout ## PRESENTER: ## Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer ## Recommended Action: Per Exhibit C of the termination fee schedule in the contract, approve payment to the City of Robbinsdale for $124,000 effective year 2026. ## Yes No Abstention ## Helen Bassett ## ReNae Bowman ## DJ Brynteson ## Dr. Greta ## Evans-Becker ## Aviva Hillenbrand ## Caroline Long ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh Motion by: ________________________________ Yes : ________ Passed : ________ Second by: _______________________________ No: ________ Failed: _________ Abstentions: _______________________________________________________________ 99 ## To: Members of the School Board ## Teri Staloch, Superintendent ## From: Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer Date: April 6, 2026 ## Re: RMS Gym and Site Development Agreement - Buyout The School District entered into an agreement with the City of Robbinsdale on October 1, 2004. This was a gym and site development agreement at the Robbinsdale Area Learning Campus (RALC), currently known as Robbinsdale Middle School. The agreement dictated that the City of Robbinsdale was to contribute an amount no greater than $465,000.00 to the school district to cover some of the costs incurred with a gym renovation and site improvement. The agreement also afforded the opportunity for termination and provided a fee schedule should termination become necessary or appropriate. The school district has voted to close the Robbinsdale Middle School to future programming. Therefore, it must issue the termination cost that remains. Per Exhibit C of the termination fee schedule, the school district must pay the City of Robbinsdale $124,000 effective year 2026. Administration seeks a board vote to approve payment to the City of Robbinsdale. 100 ## Agenda Item: 7 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Unfinished Business ## ITEM: ## 7.B. Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 Phase I/II Update ## PRESENTED BY: ## Dr. Teri Staloch, Superintendent ## Dr. Bob McDowell, Assistant Superintendent ## Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer ## PURPOSE: Dr. Staloch, Dr. McDowell and Ms. Hoheisel will provide additional information regarding Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 work in progress. ## ROLE OF THE BOARD: Listen, gain an understanding of the information provided, and ask for any further information needed to help make timely decisions. 101 ## Facilities, Programming and Long-Term Planning ## April 6, 2026 Study Session 102 ## Purpose 1.Revisit information, data, and options in more detail 2.Provide answers to specific board questions 3.Examine options based on board input 103 1.The board, as a whole, provides administration with reactions to options and additional detailed direction with regard to scope. 2.The board, as a whole, provides administration with information requests needed for additional decision-making. ## Outcomes 104 ## Short-Term Timeline 105 ## Extended Timeline Phase I (Sept 2025 - August 2026) - SOD Plan, reduce footprint through initial building closure/consolidation/reconfiguration plan; plan remaining building configuration planning and related bond work; create initial boundary adjustments; finalize initial operation changes. Phase II (January 2026 - August 2027) - Implementation of initial reconfiguration, finalize longer-term building configuration and related bonding needs (Nov 2026); plan long term programmatic, operational, and boundary changes. Potentially begin first facility improvements. Phase III (March 2027 - August 2028) - Implementation of additional reconfiguration moves; facility improvement projects; programmatic planning and prep; final facility staging. Phase IV (March 2028 - August 2029) - Facility improvements; Implementation of programmatic changes; Planning and prep for additional programming; final facility moves. Phase V (March 2029 - August 2030) - Fully implement ReImagine Rdale 2030; complete SOD 106 ## School ## Year ## Milestones 2026-27ESC and HV to FAIR-Crystal; ESC closes 2027-28NHLC to updated FAIR-Crystal; ESC & HV to SOE; NHLC demolition ## 2028-29Zachary Lane, Olson, Forest completed; Pilgrim closes 2029-30Meadow Lake, Northport completed; Neill closes 2030-31New High School opens; Sandburg renovation completed 2031-32 ## ESC, HV, PMS to Armstrong; Lakeview/New Elementary completed; RSI and RTC to Plymouth; CLC lease terminated; ## Sunny Hollow closes ## Potential Phasing Details 107 ●March 23-27: Meetings with the Nexus team and administrators at the elementary, middle and high school ●April 16: Meeting with the Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 Team, advisory councils, and teacher and student groups ●April 27: Community Conversation to hear updates on planning and to provide input and perspective ●May: ○Staff meetings in each building for information sharing and input ○Student meetings at the high school level for information sharing and input ○Targeted and school-based engagement opportunities with groups representing athletics, activities, fine arts, and academics ○Family and community engagement nights ○Continued engagement with cities and district partners ○Morris-Leatherman survey ## Community Engagement and Voice 108 ## Further Scope Direction Areas of alignment 1.General support for considering one high school option 2.General support for neighborhood schools 3.General support for expansion of “arts and innovation” across all schools 4.General support for keeping RSI as a K-5 program (700) 5.General support something on RMS site if possible ## Open Questions 1.Is there a true need for a high school pool? 2.Is there a true need for full auditorium at Sandburg? 3.What options should be considered for the RMS site? Is this an independent item? 109 ## K-56-89-12Total Feb. 20264,1842,1003,547 / 3,0979,831 2029-20304,1572,2003,351 / 2,9019,709 2034-20353,9172,0553,314 / 2,8649,287 ## Enrollment Projections ## Low K/High Migration NOTE: Second number for 9-12 includes assumption of 450 HV/RVA students who would not attend high school building. 110 111 1.Renovate and expand on Cooper/NHLC site to create single RAS 9-12 High School ## 2.Renovate Armstrong site as Plymouth Middle School, ESC, HV 3.Renovate Sandburg Middle School to include common spaces, arts and innovation spaces, and auditorium. ## 4.Renovate Zachary Lane, Meadow Lake, Northport, Lakeview, Olson (SEA), and Forest as 6 RAS neighborhood elementary schools. 5.Renovate Plymouth Middle School building to house RSI and RTC 6.Renovate FAIR- C or FOE to house Early Learning, Community Education, ## Enrollment Center, and Adult Academic Programming ## Operationalizing the Vision ## Buildings removed: PLE, ENE, SOE, NOE, RMS, SHE, ESC, CLC 112 ## Create Single High School ## Renovate Armstrong Building ## Establish Five Neighborhood Elementary Schools ## Decision Point (FAIR - Crystal / Forest)Decision Point (Program Relocations) Renovate and Expand on ## Cooper and New Hope ## Learning Center sites Renovate for use as Plymouth Middle School and other programs ## Assign ZLE, MLE, NPE, LVE, and Olson as neighborhood sites ●Which building should stay as sixth elementary neighborhood site? ●Which building should house Early Learning and other programming? ●Highview/RVA ## ●RTC ●Enrollment ●Community Education ●Early Learning ## ●ESC ## ●Adult Academic Programming ## Renovate Plymouth Building Renovate for RSI and other programs ## Operationalizing the Vision ## Renovate Sandburg Building Renovate building for programming equity ## Decision Point (RMS site) 113 114 ## Estimated Vision Cost (as of 03.30.26) ## ONE HIGH SCHOOL 1 - Renovated HS (CHS/NHLC site) ## 2 - MS (SMS & AHS +RTC + HV/RVA + ESC) 1 - Spanish Immersion (PMS) 6 - Four section elementary schools* ## (ZLE, MLE, NPE, LVE, OLE, FAIR-C or FOE) 1 - Early Learning, AAP, CE, Enrollment (FAIR-C or FOE) 11 sites LTFM (est.) $80M - $90M Bond (est.) $370M - $425M *RMS Site (est.) $40M - $45M additional 115 1.The board, as a whole, provides administrative with more detailed direction with regard to scope. a.Decision Point (Forest/FAIR-Crystal sites) i.Which building for sixth neighborhood elementary ii.Which building for early learning and other programs b.Decision Point (Current assumption of programming Locations) i.AHS site (PMS, ESC, HV) ii.PMS site (RSI, RTC) ## iii.FAIR-C or Forest (Early Learning, AAP, Enrollment, CE) c.Decision Point (Sandburg pool and/or auditorium) d.Decision Point (RMS site) 2.The board, as a whole, provides administration with information requests needed for additional decision-making. ## Outcomes 116 ## Agenda Item: 7 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Unfinished Business ## ITEM: 7.C . Adjustment to 2025-26 School Board Meetings Schedule ## for Additional Study Session Dates ## COMMENTS BY: ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair ## Dr. Teri Staloch, Superintendent To ensure enough time for information to be provided and discussions, it is proposed that the following additional Study Session dates be added to the School Board Meetings ## Schedule: ● Monday April 27, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. ● Monday, May 11, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. ● Monday, June 8, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Recommended Action: Approve the proposed additional Study Session dates.. Motion by: ________________________________ Passed : ________ Second by: _______________________________ Failed: _________ Abstentions: ______________________________________________________________ 117 ## 2021-2022 2025-2026 School Board Meetings Meetings are typically held the first and third Monday of each month (except when the calendar does not permit) at the Education Service Center, 4148 Winnetka Avenue North, New Hope, MN, in the Boardroom on the third floor. School Board Work Sessions typically start ten minutes after the adjournment of the preceding School Board Business Meeting. 2025 Monday July 7 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting ● Closed Session, pursuant to Minnesota ## Statute 13D.03 for Labor Negotiations ## Strategy Monday July 21 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session ● Closed Session, pursuant to Minnesota ## Statute 13D.03 for Labor Negotiations ## Strategy Tuesday July 22 6:00 p.m. ● School Board Professional ## Development Wednesday July 23 9:00 a.m. ● School Board Professional ## Development Monday August 4 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Monday August 18 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Wednesday September 3 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting ## ● Special Study Session Tuesday September 23 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday October 6 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Monday October 13 6:00 p.m. ● Special Study Session Monday October 20 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday November 3 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting - Comprehensive 118 ## Achievement and Civic Readiness Annual Report as the first discussion item (to include public forum) ## Tuesday November 4 ● Election Day Monday November 17 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday November 24 6:00 p.m. ● Special Study Session Monday December 1 6:00 p.m. ● Truth in Taxation Public Hearing (to include public forum) ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Monday December 8 6:00 p.m. ● Listening Time ## ● Special Study Session Monday December 15 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (to include Public ## Hearing) Monday December 22 6:00 p.m. ● Listening Time for FAIR Crystal and ## FAIR Pilgrim Lane stakeholders 2026 Monday January 5 6:00 p.m. ● Listening Time ## ● Organizational Meeting ● Business Meeting (to include Public ## Hearing) Monday January 12 6:00 p.m. ● Special Study Session Tuesday January 20 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session ● Closed Session, pursuant to Minnesota Statute 13D.05, Subdivision 3(a) for ## Superintendent Mid-Year Evaluation Monday February 2 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Tuesday February 17 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday March 2 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting 119 Monday March 16 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday April 6 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Monday April 20 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday April 27 6:00 p.m. ● Study Session Monday May 4 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Monday May 11 6:00 p.m. ● Study Session Monday May 18 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session Monday June 1 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ## ● Listening Time ## ● Business Meeting Monday June 8 6:00 p.m. ● Study Session Monday June 15 6:00 p.m. ● Business Meeting (brief) ## ● Study Session ● Closed Session, pursuant to Minnesota Statute 13D.05, Subdivision 3(a) for ## Superintendent Evaluation January 27, 2025 Updated: January 7, 2026 Proposed additional Study Session dates on April 6, 2026 120 ## Agenda Item: 8 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## New Business ## ITEM: ## 8.A . Resolution Accepting Donations ## COMMENTS BY: ## Kristen Hoheisel, Chief Financial Officer The School Board will be asked to move approval of the Resolution Accepting Donations in the amount of $22,169.67 The School Board and Superintendent are grateful for the generous contributions supporting our students and staff in Robbinsdale Area Schools. Recommended Action: Approve the resolution accepting donations. ## Yes No Abstention ## Helen Bassett ## ReNae Bowman ## DJ Brynteson ## Dr. Greta ## Evans-Becker ## Aviva Hillenbrand ## Caroline Long ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh Motion by: ________________________________ Yes : ________ Passed : ________ Second by: _______________________________ No: ________ Failed: _________ Abstentions: _______________________________________________________________ 121 122 123 124 ## Agenda Item: 9 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Policy ## ITEM: ## 9.A. Policy Committee Report ## PRESENTER: ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh, School Board Director Dr. Wutoh will review the Policy Committee Report in this evening’s agenda. The next Policy Committee Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 15, 2026. 125 ## To: School Board and Superintendent Staloch ## From: Policy Committee Date: April 6, 2026 ## Re: Policy Committee Report The Policy Committee convened on March 18, 2026 to continue its work on reviewing and advancing policies. The committee remains committed to ensuring that policies are updated. As part of this process, the Cabinet is actively reviewing and providing input and engaging other relevant stakeholders as appropriate. We appreciate the dedication of all involved in this critical work and will continue to provide updates as policies progress through review and approval. Our next meeting is April 15, 2026. ## POLICIES FOR FIRST READ ## Policy Number and Title ## Purpose Policy Change Description of Change 510 Policy - School ## Activities ## Cycle Review Changing from AP to ## Policy Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ● III. Definitions: Ba>2. Removed partly during school hours~ ● B>removed c. and d. (name is determined by hosting school) ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 530 Policy - ## Immunization ## Requirements ## Cycle Review Changing from AP to ## Policy Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ## ● III. Student ## Immunization Requirements: added ## A. ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 605 Policy - ## Alternative ## Educational ## Services ## Cycle Review Changing from an AP to Policy Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ● Replaced learning programs with education services throughout the document ## ● III. Responsibility: added A. ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 126 610 Policy - Field ## Trips ## Cycle Review Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ## ● II. General Statement of Policy updated language in C. 1 and 2. ## ● III Regulations updated language in 3b ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 611 Policy - Home ## Schooling ## Cycle Review Changing from AP to ## Policy Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ## ● II. General Statement of Policy statute update ## ● IV. Immunizations updated statute and language ## ● V. Textbooks, ## Instructional Material updated language ## ● VI. Pupil Support Services updated language ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 612 Policy - Development of ## Parent and Family ## Engagement ## Policies for Title I ## Programs ## Cycle Review Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ● III. Replaced will with directs ## ● Added Resources ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 623 Policy - ## Summer School ## Instruction ## Cycle Review Changing from AP to ## Policy Changes reflect most ## current MSBA Policy ● Statute updates ## ● Added RAS Equity Policy 102.1 Policy 698 Cycle Review Upon review and cross referencing, a request was made to repeal this policy. ## Per Becky Brodeur: This work is more accurately and completely represented in AP 601.1 and 619 . She has asked that we repeal this policy. 127 ## Agenda Item: 9 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Policy ## ITEM: ## 9.C. First Read - Policies ## PRESENTER: ## Dr. Kenneth Wutoh, School Board Vice Chair ## PURPOSE: The Policy Committee will review First Read drafts of the following policies with the ## Board: ● 510 Policy - School Activities ● 530 Policy - Immunization Requirements ## ● 605 Policy - Alternative Educational Services ● 610 Policy - Field Trips ● 611 Policy - Home Schooling ● 612 Policy - Development of Parent and Family Engagement Policies for Title I ## Programs ## ● 623 Policy - Summer School Instruction ## ● 698 Policy - Teaching State Standards ## ROLE OF THE BOARD: Review the above-listed policies, to gain an understanding of the proposed changes made to each of them. It is recommended that these policies come for Second Read-Action at the Monday, April 20, 2026 Business Meeting. 128 ## Independent School District 281 ## Administrative Policy 510 Robbinsdale Area Schools ## MSBA/MASA Model Policy 510, Orig. 1995 Approved: July 21, 2014 Revised & Approved: January 27, 2020 ## Reviewed and Revised: March 2026 Approved: (enter date here) ## 510 POLICY - SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to impart to students, employees, and the community the school district’s policy related to the student activity program. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY School activities provide additional opportunities for students to pursue special interests that contribute to their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. They are of secondary importance in relation to the formal instructional program; however, they complement the instructional program in providing students with additional opportunities for growth and development. ## III. DEFINITIONS A. “Cocurricular activities” Cocurricular activities means school sponsored and directed activities designed to provide opportunities for pupils to participate, on an individual or group basis, in school and public events for the improvement of skills. Cocurricular activities are not offered for school credit, cannot be counted toward graduation and have one or more of the following characteristics: a. They are conducted at regular and uniform times during school hours, or at times established by school authorities; b. Although not offered for credit, they are directed or supervised by instructional staff in a learning environment similar to that found in courses offered for credit; c. They are partially funded by public moneys for general instructional purposes under direction and control of the board. B. “Extracurricular activities” Extracurricular activities means all direct and personal services for pupils for their enjoyment that are managed and operated under the guidance of an adult or staff member. a. Extracurricular activities have all of the following characteristics: 129 1. They are not offered for school credit nor required for graduation; 2. They are generally conducted outside school hours , or if partly during school hours, at times agreed by the participants, and approved by school authorities; 3. The content of the activities is determined primarily by the pupil participants under the guidance of a staff member or other adult. 4. Any or all costs of these activities may be provided from school revenues and all revenues and expenditures for these activities shall be recorded in the same manner as other revenues and expenditures of the district. c. The teachers or pupils in the district must not participate in such activity, nor shall the school name or any allied name be used in connection therewith, except by consent and direction of the board. d. A school district must reserve revenue raised for extracurricular activities and spend the revenue only for extracurricular activities. ## IV. RESPONSIBILITY A. The school board expects all students who participate in school-sponsored activities to represent the school and community in a responsible manner. All rules pertaining to student conduct and student discipline extend to school activities. B. The school board expects all spectators at school sponsored activities, including parents, employees, and other members of the public, to behave in an appropriate manner at those activities. Students and employees may be subject to discipline and parents and other spectators may be subject to sanctions for engaging in misbehavior or inappropriate, illegal, or unsportsmanlike behavior at these activities or events. C. The superintendent shall be responsible for disseminating information needed to inform students, parents, staff, and the community of the opportunities available within the school activity program and the rules of participation. D. Those students who participate in Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) activities must also abide by the league rules. Those employees who conduct MSHSL activities shall be responsible for familiarizing students and parents with all applicable rules, penalties, and opportunities. E. The superintendent shall be responsible for conducting an annual evaluation of school activity programs and presenting the results and any recommendations to the school board. F. The school board will ensure that any funds raised for extracurricular activities will be spent only on extracurricular activities. ## Legal References: Minn. Stat. § 123B.49 (Extracurricular Activities; Insurance) 130 ## Cross References: MSBA/MASA Model Policy 503 (Student Attendance) ## MSBA/MASA Model Policy 506 (Student Discipline) ## MSBA/MASA Model Policy 713 (Student Activity Accounting) ## RAS Equity Policy 102.1 \ 131 ## Independent School District 281 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools ## Administrative Procedure 530 Robbinsdale Area Schools Policy Adopted: September 3, 2013 Revised and Approved: September 17, 2018 ## Reviewed and Revised: March 2026 Approved: (enter date here) ## 530 POLICY - IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to require that all students receive the proper immunizations as mandated by law to ensure the health and safety of all students. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY All students are required to provide proof of immunization, or appropriate documentation exempting the student from such immunization, and such other data necessary to ensure that the student is free from any communicable diseases, as a condition of enrollment. ## III. STUDENT IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS A. No person over two months old may be allowed to enroll or remain enrolled after the 15th of October, in any elementary or secondary school or child care facility in this state until the person has submitted to the administrator or other person having general control and supervision of the school or child care facility, one of the following statements: 1. a statement from a physician, advanced practice registered nurse, physician assistant, or a public clinic which provides immunizations (hereinafter “medical statement”), affirming that the student received the immunizations required by law, consistent with medically acceptable standards; or 2. a medical statement affirming that the student received the primary schedule of immunizations required by law and has commenced a schedule of the remaining required immunizations, indicating the month and year each immunization was administered,consistent with medically acceptable standards. B. The statement of a parent or caregiver of a student or an emancipated student may be substituted for the medical statement. If such a statement is substituted, this statement must indicate the month and year each immunization was administered. Upon request, the designated school district administrator will provide information to the parent or caregiver of a student or an emancipated student of the dosages required for each vaccine according to the age of the student. C. The parent or caregiver of persons receiving instruction in a home school shall submit one of the statements set forth in Section III.A. or III.B., above, or statement of immunization set forth in Section IV., below, to the superintendent of the school district by October 1 of 132 the first year of their home schooling in Minnesota and the grade 7 year. D. When there is evidence of the presence of a communicable disease, or when required by any state or federal agency and/or state or federal law, students and/or their parents or caregivers may be required to submit such other health care data as is necessary to ensure that the student has received any necessary immunizations and/or is free of any communicable diseases. No student may be enrolled or remain enrolled in any elementary or secondary school within the school district until the student or the student’s parent or caregiver has submitted the required data. E. The school district may allow a student transferring into a school a maximum of 30 days to submit a statement specified in Section III.A. or III.B., above, or Section IV., below. Students who do not provide the appropriate proof of immunization or the required documentation related to an applicable exemption of the student from the required immunization within the specified time frames shall be excluded from school until such time as the appropriate proof of immunizations or exemption documentation has been provided. F. If a person who is not a Minnesota resident enrolls in a school district online learning course or program that delivers instruction to the person only by computer and does not provide any teacher or instructor contact time or require classroom attendance, the person is not subject to the immunization, statement, and other requirements of this policy. ## IV. EXEMPTIONS FROM IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS Students will be exempt from the foregoing immunization requirements under the following circumstances: A. The parent or caregiver of a minor student or an emancipated student submits a signed medical statement affirming that the immunization of the student is contraindicated for medical reasons or that laboratory confirmation of the presence of adequate immunity exists; or B. The parent or caregiver of a minor student or an emancipated student submits his or her notarized statement stating the student has not been immunized because of the conscientiously held beliefs of the parent, caregiver or student. ## V. NOTICE OF IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS A. The school district will develop and implement a procedure to: 1. notify parents and students of the immunization and exemption requirements by use of a form approved by the Department of Health; 2. notify parents and students of the consequence for failure to provide required documentation regarding immunizations; 3. review student health records to determine whether the required information has 133 been provided; and 4. make reasonable arrangements to send a student home when the immunization requirements have not been met and advise the student and/or the student’s parent or caregiver of the conditions for re-enrollment. B. The notice provided shall contain written information describing the exemptions from immunization as permitted by law. The notice shall be in a font size at least equal to the font size and style as the immunization requirements and on the same page as the immunization requirements. ## VI. IMMUNIZATION RECORDS A. The school district will maintain a file containing the immunization records for each student in attendance at the school district for at least five years after the student attains the age of majority. B. Upon request, the school district may exchange immunization data with persons or agencies providing services on behalf of the student. Immunization data is private student data and disclosure of such data shall be governed by Policy 515 Protection and Privacy of Pupil Records. C. The designated school district administrator will assist a student and/or the student’s parent or caregiver in the transfer of the student’s immunization file to the student’s new school within 30 days of the student’s transfer. D. Upon request of a public or private post-secondary educational institution, the designated school district administrator will assist in the transfer of the student’s immunization file to the post-secondary educational institution. ## VII. OTHER Within 60 days of the commencement of each new school term, the school district will forward a report to the Commissioner of the Department of Education stating the number of students attending each school in the school district, including the number of students receiving instruction in a home school, the number of students who have not been immunized, and the number of students who received an exemption. The school district also will forward a copy of all exemption statements received by the school district to the Commissioner of the Department of Health. ## Legal References: Minn. Stat. § 13.32 (Educational Data) ## Minn. Stat. § 121A.15 (Health Standards; Immunizations; School Children) ## Minn. Stat. § 121A.17 (School Board Responsibilities) ## Minn. Stat. § 144.29 (Health Records; Children of School Age) Minn. Stat. § 144.3351 (Immunization Data) Minn. Stat. § 144.441 (Tuberculosis Screening in Schools) Minn. Stat. § 144.442 (Testing in Schools) ## Minn. Rules Parts 4604.0100-4604.1020 (Immunization) McCarthy v. Ozark Sch. Dist. , 359 F.3d 1029 (8 th Cir. 2004) 134 Op. Atty. Gen. 169-W (July 23, 1980) Op. Atty. Gen. 169-W (Jan. 17, 1968) Cross References: MSBA/MASA Model Policy 515 (Protection and Privacy of Pupil Records) ## RAS Policy 102.1 - Equity 135 ## Independent School District 281 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools Approved: January 26, 2015 ## Reviewed and Revised: March 2026 Approved: (enter date here) ## ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ## 605AP : 605 POLICY - ALTERNATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Learning Options ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to recognize the need for alternative educational services learning programs for some school district students. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY The school board recognizes the importance of alternative educational services program options for some students who may be at risk of being able to continue or to complete their education programs. It is the policy of the school district board that options shall be made available for these students to select educational alternatives that will enhance their opportunity to complete their education programs, recognizing that some students may become successful learners if given an opportunity to learn in a different environment and through a different learning style. ## III. RESPONSIBILITY A. Any student who is 17 years old who seeks to withdraw from school and the student’s parent or caregiver must attend a meeting with school personnel to discuss the educational opportunities available to the student, including alternative educational opportunities, and sign a written election to withdraw from school. B. It shall be the responsibility of the superintendent or their designee Executive Director of Student Services and the Executive Director of Academics to identify alternative educational program opportunities to be made available to students who may be at risk, to recommend such alternative educational services programs to the school board for approval, and to familiarize students and parents with the availability of such alternative educational services programs . The superintendent shall, through cooperative efforts with other schools, agencies, and organizations, periodically recommend additional or modified alternative educational services learning programs to the school board. C. B . The superintendent shall have discretionary authority to develop guidelines and directives to implement school board policy relating to alternative programs. Legal References: Minn. Stat. § 120A.22, Subd. 8 (Compulsory Instruction) Minn. Stat. § 121A.41, Subd. 11 (Definitions – Alternative Educational ¶ Services ) Minn. Stat. § 121A.45, Subd. 1 (Grounds for Dismissal) Minn. Stat. § 123A.06 (State-Approved Alternative Programs and 136 ## Services) Minn. Stat. § 124D.66 (Assurance of Mastery Programs) ## Minn. Stat. § 124D.68 (Graduation Incentives Programs) ## Minn. Stat. § 124D.74 (American Indian Language and Cultural Educational ## Programs) ## Minn. Stat. § 125A.50 (Alternative Delivery of Specialized Instructional ## Services) ## Cross References: Policy 603 (Curriculum Development) Policy 604AP (Instructional Curriculum) ## RAS Equity Policy 102.1 137 ## Independent School District 281 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools Adopted: September 3, 2013 ## Reviewed and Revised: March 2026 Approved: (enter date here) ## ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE 611 POLICY AP: - HOME SCHOOLING ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to recognize and provide guidelines in accordance with state law for parents who wish to have their children receive education in a home school that is an alternative to an accredited public or private school. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY The Compulsory Attendance Law ( Minn. Stat . Minnesota Statutes section 120A.22) provides that the parent or caregiver of a child is primarily responsible for assuring that the child acquires knowledge and skills that are essential for effective citizenship. (Minn. Stat. § 120A.22, Subd. 1) ## III. CONDITIONS FOR HOME SCHOOLING The person in charge of a home school and the school district must provide instruction and meet the requirements specified in Minn. Stat. § 120A.22. ## IV. IMMUNIZATION The parent or caregiver of a home-schooled child shall submit statements as required by Minn. Stat. § Minnesota Statutes section 121A.15, Subds. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 12, on the appropriate Minnesota Department of Health form, to the superintendent of the school district in which the child resides by October 1 of the first year of home schooling in Minnesota and in the year in which the student turns 7 years old. (Minn. Stat. § 121A.15, Subd. 8) ## V. TEXTBOOKS, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL, STANDARD TESTS Upon formal request , as required by law, the school district will provide textbooks, (including a teacher’s edition, guide, or other materials that accompany a textbook when the edition, guide, or materials are packaged physically or electronically with textbooks for student use) individualized instructional materials, or cooperative learning materials (including teacher materials that accompany pupil materials), and software or other educational technology, standardized tests and loan or provide them for use by a home schooled child as provided in Minn. Stat. § 123B.42 and Minn. Rules Ch. 3540 under state law. The school district is not required to expend any amount for this purpose that exceeds the amount it receives pursuant to Minn. Stat. §§ 123B.40-123B.48 state law for this purpose. If curriculum has both physical and electronic components, the school district will, at the request of the student or the student’s parent or caregiver, make the electronic components accessible to a resident student provided that the school district does not incur more than an incidental cost as a result of providing access electronically. accessible to a resident student provided that the school district does not incur more than an 138 incidental cost as a result of providing access electronically. ## VI. PUPIL SUPPORT SERVICES Upon formal request as required by law, the school district will provide pupil support services in the form of health services and counseling and guidance services to a home-schooled child as provided by Minn. Stat. § 123B.44 and Minn. Rules Ch. 3540 under state law . The school district is not required to expend an amount for any of these purposes that exceeds the amount it receives pursuant to Minn. Stat. §§ 123B.40-123B.48 for any of these purposes. for any of these purposes that exceeds the amount it receives pursuant to state law. ## VII. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Resident pupils who receive instruction in a home school (where five or fewer students receive instruction) may fully participate in extracurricular activities of the school district on the same basis as other public school students. (Minn. Stat. §§ 123B.36, Subd. 1, and 123B.49, Subd. 4) ## VIII. SHARED TIME PROGRAMS Enrollment in class offerings of the school district. A. A home-schooled child who is a resident of the school district may enroll in classes in the school district as a shared time pupil on the same basis as other nonpublic school students. The provisions of this policy shall not be determinative of whether the school district allows the enrollment of any pupils on a shared-time basis. B. The school district may limit enrollment of shared-time pupils in such classes based on the capacity of a program, class, grade level, or school building. The school board and administration retain sole discretion and control over scheduling of all classes and assignment of shared time pupils to classes. ## IX. OPTIONAL COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENTS ## A. Activities 1. Minnesota State High School League sponsored activities (where six or more students receive instruction in the home school or the home school students are not residents of the school district). A home school which is a member of the Minnesota State High School League may request that the school district enter into a cooperative sponsorship arrangement as provided in Minnesota State High School League Bylaw 403.00 bylaws . The approval of such an arrangement shall be at the discretion of the school board. a. The home school must become a member of the Minnesota State High School League in accordance with the rules of the Minnesota State High 139 School League. b. The home school is solely responsible for any costs or fees associated with its application for and/or subsequent membership in the Minnesota State High School League. c. The home school is responsible for any and all costs associated with its participation in a cooperative sponsorship arrangement as well as any school district activity fees associated with the Minnesota State High School League activity. 2. Non-Minnesota State High School League activities where six or more students receive instruction in the home school. A home-schooled child may participate in non-Minnesota State High School League activities offered by the school district upon application and approval from the school board to participate in the activity and the payment of any activity fees associated with the activity. However, home school students may not be charged higher activity fees than other public school students. An approval shall be granted at the discretion of the school board. ## B. Transportation Services 1. The school district may provide nonpublic nonregular transportation services to a home schooled child. 2. The school board of the school district retains sole discretion and control and management of scheduling routes, establishment of the location of bus stops, manner and method of transportation, control and discipline of school children, and any other matter relating to the provision of transportation services. ## Legal References: Minn. Stat. § 120A.22 (Compulsory Instruction) Minn. Stat. § 120A.24 (Reporting) Minn. Stat. § 120A.26 (Enforcement and Prosecution) ## Minn. Stat. § 121A.15 (Health Standards; Immunizations; School Children) Minn. Stat. § 123B.36 ( School Boards May Require Authorized Fees) Minn. Stat. § 123B.41 (Definitions) Minn. Stat. § 123B.42 (Textbooks, Individual Instruction or Cooperative Learning ## Material, Standard Tests) ## Minn. Stat. § 123B.44 (Provision of Pupil Support Services) Minn. Stat. § 123B.49 ( Cocurricular and Extracurricular Activities) Minn. Stat. § 123B.86 (Equal Treatment - Transportation) ## Minn. Stat. § 123B.92 (Transportation Aid Entitlement) ## Minn. Stat. § 124D.03 (Enrollment Options Program) ## Minn. Rules Ch. 3540 ( Textbooks, Individualized Instruction Materials, ## Standardized Tests Nonpublic Schools ) ## Cross Reference: RAS Equity Policy 102.1 140 ## Independent School District 281 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools Approved: November 6, 2017 ## Reviewed, Revised: March 2026 Approved: (enter date here) ## 612 POLICY - DEVELOPMENT OF PARENT AND FAMILY ENGAGEMENT POLICIES FOR ## TITLE I PROGRAMS ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to encourage and facilitate involvement by parents of students participating in Title I in the educational programs and experiences of students. The policy shall provide the framework for organized, systematic, ongoing, informed and timely parental involvement in relation to decisions about the Title I services within the school district. The involvement of parents by the school district shall be directed toward both public or private school children whose parents are school district residents or whose children attend school within the boundaries of the school district. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY A. The policy of the school district is to plan and implement, with meaningful consultation with parents of participating children, programs, activities and procedures for the engagement of parents and families in its Title I programs. B. The policy of the school district is to fully comply with 20 U.S.C. § 6318 which requires the school district to develop jointly with, agree upon with, and distribute to parents of children participating in Title I programs written parent and family engagement policies. ## III. DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRICT LEVEL PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT PLAN The school board will direct s the administration to develop jointly with, agree upon with, and distribute to, parents and family members of participating children a written parent and family engagement policy that will be incorporated into the school district’s Title I plan. The policy will establish the expectations for meaningful parent and family involvement and describe how the school district will: A. Involve parents and family members in the joint development of the school district’s Title I plan and the development of support and improvement plan; B. Provide the coordination, technical assistance, and other support necessary to assist and build the capacity of all participating schools within the school district in planning and implementing effective parent and family engagement activities to improve student academic achievement and school performance. Support may include meaningful consultation with employers, business leaders, and philanthropic organizations, or individuals with expertise in effectively engaging parents and family members in education; 141 C. Coordinate and integrate parent and family engagement strategies with similar strategies, to the extent feasible and appropriate, with other relevant federal, state, and local laws and programs; D. Conduct, with the meaningful engagement of parents and family members, an annual evaluation of the content and effectiveness of the parent and family engagement policy in improving the academic quality of the school served, including identifying barriers to greater participation by parents in family engagement activities (with particular attention to parents who are economically disadvantage, disabled, have limited English proficiency, have limited literacy, or who are of a racial or ethnic minority background); the need of parents and family members to assist with learning of their children, including engaging with school personnel and teachers; and strategies to support successful school and family interactions; E. Use the findings of such evaluations to design evidence-based strategies for more effective parental involvement and to revise, if necessary, the district-level and school-level parent and family engagement policies; and F. Involve parents and families in the activities of the schools, which may include establishing a parent advisory board comprised of a sufficient number and representative group of parents or family members served by the school district to adequately represent the needs of the population served by the school district for the purposes of developing, revising, and reviewing the parent and family engagement policy. ## IV. DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL LEVEL PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT PLAN The school board will direct the administration of each school to develop (or amend an existing parental involvement policy) jointly with, and distribute to, parents and family members of participating children a written parent and family engagement policy, agreed upon by such parents and families, that shall describe the means for carrying out the federal requirements of parent and family engagement. Parents shall be notified of the policy in an understandable and uniform format and, to the extent practicable, provided in a language the parents can understand. Such policy shall be made available to the local community and update periodically to meet the changing needs of parents and the school. A. The policy will describe the means by which each school with a Title I program will: 1. Convene an annual meeting, at a convenient time, to which all parents of participating children shall be invited and encouraged to attend, to inform parents of their school’s participation in Title I programs, and to explain to parents of participating children the program, its requirements, and their right to be involved; 2. Offer a flexible number of meetings, such as meetings in the morning or evening, and may provide with title I funds transportation, child care, or home visits, as such services relate to parental involvement; 3. Involve parents in an organized, ongoing, and timely way, in the planning, review, and improvement of the parental and family engagement programs, including the 142 planning, review, and improvement of school parent and family engagement policy and the joint development of the school-wide program plan, except that if school has in place a process for involving parents in the joint planning and design of the school’s programs, the school may use the process, if such process includes an adequate representation of parents of participating children; 4. Provide parents of participating children with: timely information about Title I programs; a description and explanation of the curriculum in use at the schools, the forms of academic assessment used to measure student progress, and the achievement level of the challenging state academic standards if requested by parents, opportunities for regular meetings to formulate suggestions, and to participate, as appropriate, in decisions relating to their child’s education; and to the education of their children and respond to any such suggestions as soon as practicably possible; and 5. If the school-wide program plan is not satisfactory to the parents of participating children, submit any parent’s comments on the plan when it is submitted to the school district. B. As a component of this policy, each school shall jointly develop with parents a school/ parent compact, which outlines how parents, staff, and students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement and the means by which the school and parents will build and develop a partnership to help children achieve the state’s high standards. The compact shall: 1. Describe the school’s responsibility to provide high-quality curriculum and instruction in a supportive and effective learning environment that enables participating students to meet state student academic achievement standards; 2. Describe the ways each parent will be responsible for supporting his or her child’s learning by volunteering in his or her child’s classroom, and participating, as appropriate, in decisions relating to his or her child’s education and use of extracurricular time. 3. Address the importance of communication between teachers and parents on an on-going basis through the use of: a.. Annual parent-teacher conferences to discuss the compact and the child’s achievement; b. Frequent progress reports to the parents; and c. Reasonable access to staff, opportunities to volunteer, participate in the child’s class, and observe in the child’s classroom. d.. Ensuring regular two-way, meaningful communication between family members and school staff, to the extent practicable, in a language that family members can understand. 143 C. To ensure effective involvement of parents and to support a partnership among the school, parents, and community to improve student academic achievement, the plan will describe how each school and the school district will: 1. Provide assistance to participating parents in understanding such topics as the state’s academic content standards and state academic achievement standards, state and local academic assessments, Title I requirements, and how to monitor a child’s progress and work with educators to improve the achievement of their children; 2. Provide materials and training to assist parents in working with their children to improve their children’s achievement, such as literacy training and using technology, as appropriate, to foster parent and family engagement 3. Educate school staff, with the assistance of parents, in the value and utility of contributions of parents and in how to reach out to, communicate with, and work with parents as equal partners, implement and coordinate parent programs, and build ties between parents and school; 4. Coordinate and integrate parental involvement programs and activities with other federal, state and local programs, including public preschool programs, and conduct other activities, such as parent resource center, the encourage and support parent in more fully participating in the education of their children to the extent feasible and appropriate; 5. Ensure, to the extent practicable, that information about school and parent meetings, programs, and activities is sent to parent of participating children in a format and, to the extent practicable, in a language the parents can understand; and 6. Provide such other reasonable support for parental involvement activities as requested by parents. D. The plan will also describe the process to be taken if the school district and school choose to: 1. Involve parents in the development of training for school staff to improve the effectiveness of such training; 2. Provide necessary literacy training with funds received under Title I programs if all other funding has been exhausted; 3. Pay reasonable and necessary expenses associated with parental involvement activities, including transportation and child care costs, to enable parents to participate in school-related meetings and training sessions; 4. Train parents to enhance the involvement of other parents; 5. Arrange meetings at a variety of times or conduct in-home conferences between 144 teachers or other educators, who work directly with participating children, and parents who are unable to attend such conferences at school in order to maximize parental involvement and participation in school-related activities; 6. Adopt and implement model approaches to improving parental involvement; 7. Develop appropriate roles for community-based organizations and business in parental involvement activities; and 8. Establish a district-wide parent advisory council to provide advice on all matters related to parental involvement in Title I programs. E. To carry out the requirements of parent and family engagement, the school district and, to the extent practicable, will provide opportunities for the informed participation of parents and family members (including limited English proficiency, parents and family members with disabilities, and parents and family members of migratory children) including providing information and school reports in a format and, to the extent practicable, in a language that is understandable by the parents. F. The school district and each school shall inform parents and parent organizations of the existence and purpose of Family engagement in education programs. The plans will be updated periodically to meet the changing needs of parents and the school. Legal References: 20 U.S.C. § 6318 (Parental and Family Engagement) Resources: U.S. Department of Education: Parent and Family Engagement Non-Regulatory Guidance (January 2025) ## Cross Reference: RAS Equity Policy 102.1 145 ## Independent School District 281 ## Robbinsdale Area Schools Approved: November 24, 2014 ## Reviewed and Revised: March 2026 Approved: (enter date here) ## ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ## 623 POLICY AP: SUMMER SCHOOL INSTRUCTION ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to establish program parameters and student attendance guidelines and requirements for the school district relating to the provision of summer school educational services. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY Summer school educational services and instruction shall be directed toward the fulfillment of the goals and objectives of the educational program and graduation standards of Robbinsdale Area Schools. ## III. DEFINITIONS A. Robbinsdale Area Schools shall offer summer school instruction providing opportunities for: 1. Targeted services at the elementary and middle school levels; 2. Credit recovery courses at the high school level , 3. Special education Extended School Year (ESY) instruction and services related to mandatory summer school instruction consistent with applicable state and federal authority for all qualified disabled children where appropriate to their educational needs; 4. Reading intervention programs or instruction for students who are at risk of not learning to read before the end of second grade; and 5. Other summer school programs as determined by the school district. B. All services of the summer school program will be free to residents of Robbinsdale Area Schools whose need for a summer program has been identified by teachers, guidance counselors, or the school principal and who are advised to attend pursuant to established school district criteria and the provisions of this policy. C. The summer school curriculum will be established in line with the needs of students and in accordance with rules of the Minnesota Department of E d ucation. Targeted services and credit recovery courses shall provide opportunities for students to qualify for promotion and/or credit in areas and subjects where previous work has not met promotion/credit 146 standards. It shall further be designed to assist students who are in need of targeted services relating to the school district’s graduation standards or who have been identified as at risk of not learning to read before the end of second grade. D. Summer school provides the opportunity for students to improve basic skills, further their academic progress, and/or accelerate in designated academic areas. It is the intent of Robbinsdale Area Schools to ensure that courses taught during the summer session are of the same level of instructional breadth and difficulty as provided during the regular school year. ## IV. SUMMER SCHOOL INSTRUCTION The administration will identify and develop specific criteria and standards for determining which students should receive summer school instruction. ## V. TRANSPORTATION SERVICES A. Robbinsdale Area Schools shall make available transportation services for all students receiving instruction in the school district’s summer school program in accordance with Minn Stat Minnesota Statutes section 120A.22 subdivision 5(b). The school district recognizes that transportation is an essential part of the school district services to students and parents but further recognizes that transportation by school bus is a privilege and not a right for an eligible student. B. The school board shall retain sole discretion, control, and management of scheduling routes, establishment of the location of bus stops, manner and method of transportation, control and discipline of school children, and any other matter relating to the provision of transportation services. ## VI. SCHOOL BOARD REVIEW The superintendent or designated representative shall report at least annually to the school board regarding the status and utilization of programs under this policy. All summer school programs will be subject to annual review and approval by the school board. Legal References: Minn. Stat. § 120A.20 (Admission to Public School) Minn. Stat. § 120A.22 (Compulsory Instruction) Minn. Stat. § 120B.12 (Reading Proficiently no Later than the End of Grade 3) ## Minn. Stat. § 123B.02 (General Powers of Independent School Districts) ## Minn. Stat. § 123B.09 (Boards of Independent School Districts) ## Minn. Stat. § 123B.88 (Independent School Districts; Transportation) ## Minn. Stat. § 125A.50 (Alternative Delivery of Specialized Instructional Services) ## Minn. Rules Chapter 3501 (Graduation Standards) ## Cross References: MSBA/MASA Model Policy 603 (Curriculum Development) ## MSBA/MASA Model Policy 604 (Instructional Curriculum) ## MSBA/MASA Model Policy 605 (Alternative Programs) ## MSBA/MASA Model Policy 707 (Transportation of Public School Students) 147 ## RAS Policy 102.1 Equity 148 ## School Board Policy 698 Approved:March 21, 2016 ## 698 POLICY - TEACHING STATE STANDARDS ## I. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance to professional staff regarding their responsibilities in teaching the state standards relevant to their teaching position. ## II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY The school board expects that all teachers will teach to the Minnesota K-12 Academic Standards (the “Standards”) relevant to their position. ## III. STAFF DEVELOPMENT FOR STATE STANDARDS A. The Professional Learning Advisory Committee shall address the needs of all staff in prioritizing staff development which will ensure effective implementation of the Standards at all levels. The Committee will advise the school board on the planning of staff development opportunities. B. The school district shall place a high priority on staff development including activities, programs, and other efforts to implement the Standards effectively and to upgrade that implementation continuously. C. Staff development plans for the school district shall address identified needs for implementation of the Standards throughout all levels of the school district programs. D. Staff meeting, and district and building level staff development plans and programs shall focus on improving implementation of the Standards at all levels for all students, including those with special needs. ## Legal References: Minnesota K-12 State Standards Cross References: District Policy 601, School District Goals for Curriculum Instruction and ## Assessment District Administrative Procedure 619AP, Staff Development for Standards 149 ## Agenda Item: 10 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Administrative Reports ## ITEM: ## 10.A. Superintendent’s Report ## PRESENTED BY: ## Dr. Teri Staloch, Superintendent Superintendent Staloch will provide an update regarding things happening in the district. 150 ## Superintendent’s ## Board Report April 6, 2026 ## Dr. Teri Staloch ## Superintendent ## Robbinsdale Area Schools 151 ## The mission of Robbinsdale Area Schools is to inspire and educate all learners to develop their unique potential and positively contribute to their community. ## Mission 152 ## 108 Rdale seniors earn MN Bilingual Seals Having demonstrated their proficiency in reading, writing, listening and speaking in another language besides English, 108 graduating Rdale seniors will receive ## Minnesota Bilingual Seals. Seven languages are represented in these ## awards: Spanish, French, Russian, Pashto, Somali, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. A standout of these awards is a ## Robbinsdale Academy-Highview senior, who was the only Rdale student this year to earn awards in more than one language — earning a Gold Seal and a Platinum Seal in the process. 153 ## AHS selected as BARR School of Excellence ## Armstrong High School has earned national recognition from The BARR Center for the exceptional commitment of AHS in bringing the BARR model to life — ensuring that every student is known, supported and positioned for success. The BARR Center recognizes a small group of schools each year that have completed three years of outstanding implementation of the BARR model. 154 Cooper junior qualifies for national speech tournament Cooper junior Kyiaa Cooper has qualified for the 2026 National Speech & Debate Tournament in the speech event Original ## Oratory. In Original Oratory, students deliver a 10-minute self-written speech from memory designed to persuade on a topic of significance. She will join three other Rdale students who qualified for the national tournament in Congressional Debate. 155 ## 2026 Rdale Athena and Apollo Awards Four student-athletes — two from Armstrong High School and two from Cooper High School — have been recognized by their coaches and teachers for their excellent in athletics and in the classroom. ## Athena Award: ## ●Sarahya College, Armstrong ## ●Folake Olusesi, Cooper ## Apollo Award: ## ●Eli Kuempel, Armstrong ## ●Tacarie Siner, Cooper 156 ## SMS receives FSCS Expansion Grant ●Three year $555,000 grant awarded from the Minnesota Department of Education to expand the FSCS work happening at Sandburg Middle ## School ●Priorities include improved academic achievement, out-of-school time opportunities, and family engagement. ●Positions Sandburg to support growing enrollment with RMS closure 157 ## Vision 2030 Community Engagement This spring, we are expanding opportunities for our community to learn, engage, and help shape the future of Rdale. ## ●Vision Team+ Focus Group – April 16 ●Community Conversation – 6:30–8:30 ## p.m., April 27, Cooper High School ●Districtwide engagement events – May 6 and May 13 (details coming) ●Student and staff engagement – May dates being finalized ●Community survey – May (Morris ## Leatherman Company) 158 Thank you! 159 ## Agenda Item: 11 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: ## Board Committee Reports and Board Reports ## ITEM: ## 11. Board Committee Reports and Board Reports ## COMMENTS BY: ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair This portion of the agenda provides an opportunity for each Board member to do a brief update regarding work pertaining to their Board duties. 160 ## FUTURE EVENTS: ## Policy Committee Meeting Wednesday, April 15, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in the Room 207 at ## the Education Service Center (ESC) 161 ## Agenda Item: 13 ## School Board of Robbinsdale Area Schools Business Meeting – April 6, 2026 ## AGENDA SECTION: Adjourn the Meeting ## ITEM: 13. Adjourn the Meeting ## COMMENTS BY: ## Dr. Greta Evans-Becker, School Board Chair Recommended Action: Adjourn the business meeting. Motion by: ________________________________ Passed : ________ Second by: _______________________________ Failed: _________ Abstentions: ______________________________________________________________ ## Time Adjourned: ________ 162