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The Mounds View School Board meeting on April 8, 2025, highlighted several exciting upcoming events and significant community contributions. Among the most notable announcements was the upcoming cultural festival organized by the diversity council, scheduled for Wednesday, April 16. This event will feature traditional dance performances and henna, showcasing the rich diversity within the Mounds View community. Students are encouraged to wear traditional attire, creating a vibrant atmosphere that celebrates cultural heritage.

Additionally, the board discussed a blood drive set for April 21, further emphasizing the school’s commitment to community service and health initiatives.
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In terms of community support, the board reported receiving five gifts for schools and programs totaling $2,230, along with 25 donations for the Ralph Reeder food shelf, amounting to $57,258. The board recommended accepting these gifts and expressed gratitude to the donors, highlighting the importance of community involvement in supporting local education and welfare initiatives.

Looking ahead, the next regular school board meeting is scheduled for April 22 at 7 PM, followed by a work session on May 1 at 5 PM, both taking place at the District Center. These meetings will provide further opportunities for community engagement and discussion on important educational matters.

Converted from Mounds View School Board, 4/8/25 meeting on April 10, 2025
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