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Votes at a glance: Owatonna board actions, Feb. 24

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Summary

Summary of formal actions taken by the Owatonna Public School District board at its Feb. 24 meeting, including procedural approvals and substantive resolutions.

The Owatonna Public School District board took the following formal actions at its Feb. 24 meeting (summaries reflect motions recorded in the meeting):

- Approve agenda as presented — motion carried by voice vote.

- Approve consent agenda (minutes from Jan. 27, disbursements, personnel report) — motion carried; roll-call indicated seven ayes (Ron, Andrea, Jolene, Laurie, Mark, Elizabeth, Tim).

- Approve policy revisions (second reading): Board first removed policies 601 and 606.5 for separate consideration and approved the remaining slate (policies 418, 603, 604, 609, 613, 606, 619, 707) by voice vote. The board then separately approved policies 601 and 606.5.

- Approve the Achievement and Integration Plan (joint with Blooming Prairie Public Schools) — passed by voice vote.

- Approve resolution directing administration to make recommendations for reductions in programs and positions effective for the 2025–26 school year — passed by voice vote. Administration will present a personnel report on March 24 with any recommended nonrenewals.

- Approve the 2026–27 school calendar as presented — motion carried by voice vote.

- Approve acceptance of district gifts (including an anonymous donation of two violins) — roll call recorded seven ayes.

- Adjourn — motion carried.

Notes: Several actions were voice votes; where roll-call votes were recorded, names called in the transcript are listed. For items requiring later implementation steps (bond sale, personnel reductions), the board authorized administrative follow-up and scheduled March action or reporting.