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Board approves consent agenda, accepts retirement and adopts 2025-26 meeting calendar

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Summary

The Roseville Area Schools board approved the consent agenda, accepted the retirement of Angela McCoy after 17 years of service, and approved the proposed 2025-26 school board meeting calendar (with two schedule deviations noted in footnotes). Several gifts to schools were announced.

The Roseville Area Schools board on March 18 approved the meeting's consent agenda by voice vote, accepted a retirement, and adopted the draft 2025-26 school board meeting calendar.

Chair Anderson called for a motion to approve the consent agenda. The motion was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote. The board did not record a roll-call tally in the public transcript.

The board recognized the retirement of Angela McCoy, the health assistant at Falcon Heights Elementary, who completed 17 years of service to the district. A motion to accept the retirement was made, seconded and approved. The board offered appreciation for McCoy's service during the COVID period and beyond.

Board members also heard a reading of recent gifts and donations to the district. The district announced monetary and in-kind gifts from a range of community donors, including contributions listed in the packet for media centers, student activities and specific school programs (examples read aloud included gifts for Grama robotics, the high school food shelf, quiz bowl funds, girls lacrosse gear, and media center donations at Little Canada and Brimhall Elementary schools).

On the evening's final action item, the board considered the draft 2025-26 meeting calendar. Michelle (district staff) explained the proposed regular meeting cadence (second and fourth Tuesdays with one meeting in December and one in August) and identified two deviations: a Wednesday meeting in November to avoid Veterans Day and a rescheduling in March to avoid spring break. A motion to approve the calendar was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

All three actions were approved as motions with seconds; the transcript shows voice votes with motion-carries but does not include recorded tallies.

Provenance: The consent agenda motion, retirement recognition and calendar adoption were recorded in the meeting minutes and the public transcript during the consent and action item portions of the agenda.