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Board approves consent agenda, tech plan fee, league membership and administrative appointment
Summary
Tri‑City United School Board approved the meeting agenda, a consent agenda including employment and bills totaling $1,044,436.92, a $25 yearly technology access fee, membership in the Minnesota State High School League and appointed the superintendent as the identified official with the Minnesota Department of Education.
The Tri‑City United School Board approved several routine and administrative items during the meeting.
Agenda and consent: The board approved the meeting agenda in a 6–0 vote (motion by Trevor Holmes; seconded by Marsha Craft). The consent agenda — which included personnel actions, new hires, a leave of absence for Brianna Peach and approval of bills totaling $1,044,436.92 — passed 6–0 (motion by Chris Blesock; seconded by Hilary Bridal). The consent agenda listed new hires and personnel changes by name but did not break out individual dollar amounts for each hire.
Technology access plan: The board approved the TCU Titans technology access plan, including a yearly $25 fee for devices and described repair fees as part of that plan (motion recorded by Trevor Holmes; seconded by Chris Lussox). The motion carried 5–0.
Minnesota State High School League membership: The board approved Tri‑City United’s 2025–26 membership in the Minnesota State High School League (motion by Marsha Craft; seconded by Hilary Birdsall). The vote was 5–0.
MDE identified official: The board approved appointing Superintendent Kevin Babcock as the identified official with authority for the Minnesota Department of Education for Tri‑City United Independent School District 2905 (motion noted as by Trevor Holmes; seconded by Chris Lussox). The motion carried 5–0.
Adjournment: The board adjourned at 6:28 p.m. following a motion by Marcia Craft, seconded by Chris Bussock; the motion passed 5–0.
The meeting record shows roll call noting Susie Rip and Cindy Fleachek absent earlier in the session; vote tallies in the minutes reflect changes in attendance during the meeting.
