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Votes at a glance: Bemidji Public School District 31, March 17 meeting

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Summary

The Bemidji Public School District 31 School Board approved routine agenda items and donations, tabled a standards review to April, and adjourned after a brief meeting on March 17. Several items were approved by unanimous voice vote.

At its March 17 meeting the Bemidji Public School District 31 School Board took the following formal actions during a short meeting that included an informational STEM presentation and student reports.

• Approve meeting agenda: The board approved the agenda as presented by voice vote with no opposition.

• Approve consent agenda: The consent agenda was approved by unanimous voice vote; no items were removed for separate consideration.

• Accept donations: The board accepted three charitable donations by voice vote: $2,750 to Bemidji High School robotics from the Jean Haas Foundation; $1,604.97 to Northern Elementary classrooms from the Northern Elementary PTO; and $500 to the Bemidji School from the Bemidji Eagles. The board approved acceptance of the donations unanimously.

• Table informational item on priority standards: Staff requested the informational item on priority standards be tabled until the April board meeting so the superintendent could present options; the board approved tabling the item until April by unanimous voice vote.

• Adjourn: The board moved to adjourn and did so by unanimous voice vote.

Several of these items (for example, the donation acceptances and the motion to table the informational item) were routine and passed without discussion. The only substantive action with discussion at the meeting was the rescission of several district policies, which the board also approved; that action is covered in a separate article.