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Board approves consent agenda, contract releases and general fund financial statement (roll-call votes)

5692189 · August 27, 2025
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Summary

At its August meeting the Grand Forks Public Schools Board approved the consent agenda, granted two contract releases (one with liquidated damages and one with a waiver), and approved the general fund financial statement; all votes were unanimous (9-0).

The Grand Forks Public Schools Board of Education approved multiple routine and personnel items in a series of roll-call votes.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda by roll call. Doctor Lund moved the consent agenda and Mister Cleven seconded; the vote was recorded as nine yes, zero no, zero absent.

Contracted staff resignations and releases: - Lindsay Hansen, fourth-grade teacher at Winship Elementary School, submitted a resignation effective Aug. 8, 2025. The administration recommended granting Hansen release from her 2025-26 contract effective Aug. 8, 2025, with enforcement of liquidated damages under policy D K B B. The motion (moved by Mister Cleven, seconded by Mister Manley) passed by roll call: Lund, Flynn, Palmasino, Larson, Cleven, Hodak, Anderson, Manley and Berger voted yes (9-0). - Justin Lille, special-education teacher at Valley Middle School, submitted a resignation effective Aug. 7, 2025. The administration recommended granting Lille release from his 2025-26 contract effective Aug. 7, 2025, with a waiver of liquidated damages under policy D K B B. The board approved the waiver (moved by Mister Anderson, seconded by Mister Larson) by roll-call vote, 9-0.

General fund financial statement: The board approved the general fund financial statement for the period July 1'July 31, 2025. Director of Finance Jay Baumbach said the report covers the first month of the fiscal year and described timing differences in state revenue receipts that make year-over-year percentages volatile for July. The administrative recommendation to approve the statement was moved by Doctor Hodak and seconded by Mister Anderson and passed 9-0 on roll call.

All recorded votes on these items showed nine yes votes, zero no votes and zero absent. Where the motion or second was identified on the record, it is noted above; where the meeting did not record a specific mover on the audio, the motion is recorded as "not specified."