Consideration to approved policies

Moved by Belz [0:12] · Seconded by Broie [0:13]

Board member Chad Johnson presented policies for approval, noting it was their third appearance. There was no further discussion or unresolved questions, indicating a straightforward approval process.

Change October 2024 board meeting to October 14

Moved by Peterson [1:42] · Seconded by Valdez [1:43]

The item involved rectifying a scheduling error for the October 2024 board meeting. Initially, the meeting was proposed to move from October 14th to October 21st due to Ford NGL training. However, it was later clarified that the agenda was correct, and the previous vote was based on a misunderstanding of the calendar error. The final action moved the meeting from an erroneously stated October 21st to the intended new date of October 14th, along with associated committee meetings.

Consideration to approve parameters of joint work agreement with Scott County

Moved by Peterson [8:00] · Seconded by Broie [8:01]

Assistant Superintendent Jim Mosich presented a joint work agreement for a county-funded attendance specialist position. This initiative, stemming from a joint meeting with Scott County, aims to address truancy, particularly for students aged 11-15 (middle to high school transition). The year-round position will involve community outreach and in-school support, fully funded by the county for up to four years at no cost to the district. The urgency for approval was to enable a July 1st hiring, and the collaboration was praised as a unique and pioneering model with potential statewide implications.

Resolution for membership in the Minnesota State High School league for 2024-25

Moved by Belz [10:43] · Seconded by Chad Johnson [10:44]

Dr. Redmond presented the annual resolution for membership in the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL), an essential step for the district's high school sports and activities to compete. It was emphasized that non-MSHSL members face significant barriers to competition. The discussion also noted that membership fees had been significantly reduced due to MSHSL revenues from state tournaments and sponsorships. A conflict of interest for one board member (Chad Johnson) was mentioned regarding his role on the MSHSL finance committee, but it did not prevent his vote.