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ISD 622 board approves consent agenda, accepts donations and ratifies two-year principals’ contract
Summary
The school board approved routine consent items, accepted $18,444 in contributions, ratified a tentative principals’ agreement covering 2025–27 and set meeting dates and travel for board members.
At its business meeting, the North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale ISD622 school board approved several routine and formal actions, including the consent agenda, acceptance of contributions, ratification of a principals’ contract and scheduling of board meetings.
The board approved the consent agenda (items A through H) by voice vote after a motion “So moved” and a second; the motion carried with no roll-call tally provided. The director of finance recommended acceptance of multiple contributions to district programs and clubs; the board accepted donations totaling $18,444 for fiscal year 2025–26, including $1,900 from Evans Transportation Services to North High School BSU club activities, $500 from Thomas and Lila Campbell to the North High girls volleyball club and other school-supply and clothing donations.
Human resources staff reported a tentative agreement with the principals’ bargaining unit for a contract period from 07/01/2025 through 06/30/2027. The agreement, ratified by the principal group membership, includes a 2.75% wage increase in year one and a 3% increase in year two and modest language updates on vacation flexibility. The board approved the master agreement by motion and voice vote.
The board also authorized several administrative items by motion, including approval for several board members to attend the National School Boards Association (NSBA) annual conference in April 2026, and set a work-study session and a special meeting to canvass election returns (the board cited Minnesota statute 205 a dot 10, subdivision 3 as the requirement to meet between the third and tenth day after the election). All motions were approved by voice votes; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript.
Several items were presented as second readings (policy revisions on unpaid meal charges, transportation and crisis management, among others) and did not require action at this meeting; the board heard the superintendent’s annual goals aligned to district strategic priorities and discussed next steps for governance and oversight.
