Community Education Coordinator at Bold Public School District
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The Board reconvened from a closed session where contract negotiation strategies regarding EA were discussed without any official action or voting. The meeting also included a review of upcoming dates for various committee and regular meetings before moving to adjourn.
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The Board discussed several operational and educational updates. The superintendent provided reports on facility improvements, including kitchen updates and gym floor progress, as well as energy rebates. Discussions covered the implementation of a four-day school week, the permanent school fund amendment for the upcoming ballot, and the promotion of sustained silent reading and a literary club. The principal's report highlighted the responsive classroom approach, morning meetings, and new energizer activities. Additionally, the board reviewed updates on academic assessments, including Fast Bridge and CAPT D testing, mentoring roundtables for staff, and continuous improvement plans focused on foundational reading skills.
The board discussed public concerns regarding the continuation of the hockey co-op program. The superintendent's report covered updates on maintenance staffing, the recovery of a stolen district lawn mower, and an overview of the Minnesota Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MNMTS) initiative designed to improve student outcomes. Legislative requirements for an anonymous reporting system were addressed, along with construction updates, potential considerations for relocating the district office to Bird Island, and issues regarding bus parking accessibility.
The board meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Key agenda items included the approval of consent items such as personnel changes and bills, a discussion regarding the replacement of a stolen lawnmower, updates on new anonymous reporting requirements for school districts, and facility management updates. The board also reviewed a $21,000 grant for staff training from Teton Science Schools and discussed a proposal to shift management of school concession stands to an in-house model to avoid issues with external vendors.
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