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Votes at a glance: agenda, consent items, donations, grants and APAC response approved

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Summary

The school board approved the meeting agenda, a consent agenda of committee items, acceptance of donations and grants, and the district response to the American Indian Education Parent Committee (APAC) report by voice votes.

Several formal items were approved by voice vote during the April meeting.

- Approve meeting agenda (procedural motion): Moved by Member Lofeld; seconded by Member Mike Cassell. Motion carried (voice vote recorded as 'Aye').

- Approve consent agenda (HR/business services, committee of the whole, policy items): Moved by Member Loeffler Kemp; seconded by Member Sadowski. Motion carried (voice vote recorded as 'Aye').

- Acceptance of donations to Duluth Public Schools (Resolution B-4-25-4093): Moved by Member Lofeld; seconded by Member Sadowski. Motion carried (voice vote recorded as 'Aye'). The donations list is published in the board packet.

- Acceptance of grant awards to Duluth Public Schools (Resolution B-4-25-4094): Moved by Member Loeffler Kemp; seconded by Member Sadowski. Motion carried (voice vote recorded as 'Aye'). Grants accepted include roughly $36,000 from the Duluth Public Schools Endowment Fund and a Minnesota Department of Health lead-testing grant (~$60,000); staff will circulate implementation details.

- Special resolution: Response to the American Indian Education Parent Committee concurrence/nonconcurrence (Resolution E-4-25-4095): Moved by Member Mike Cassell; seconded by Member Williams. Motion carried (voice vote recorded as 'Aye'). The board submitted a written response required by Minnesota statute.

The board used voice votes for these routine items; the transcript records procedural 'Aye' responses and statements that motions carry but does not show recorded roll-call tallies for each named member. No contentious roll-call votes were recorded at the meeting.