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Board approves 2025'026 calendar, ANI plan and $1.28 million in bills; consent agenda passed

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Summary

At the March 10 meeting the East Grand Forks Public School District board approved the 2025'026 school calendar, the 2025'028 Achievement and Integration plan, payment of K'12 bills totaling $1,278,702.97 and the consent agenda including a staff leave request.

The East Grand Forks Public School District Board of Education voted on a set of routine and programmatic items at its March 10 regular meeting.

Votes at a glance - Approve 2025'026 full school calendar (motion seconded; approved). Board recorded unanimous approval. - Approve 2025'028 Achievement and Integration plan (ANI) (motion seconded; approved). Board recorded unanimous approval. - Approve payment of K'12 bills and electronic fund transfers in the amount of $1,278,702.97 (motion seconded; approved). Board recorded unanimous approval. - Approve consent agenda, including personnel items and a leave request (motion seconded; approved). Board recorded unanimous approval.

The meeting record shows motions and seconds for each item and roll-call-style affirmation by the board with no recorded opposition. The board discussed the calendar briefly; presenters noted the calendar resembles the current year and includes recommended early-release days. The ANI plan and the bills were presented in the board book before taking votes.

Where full details were in the board book: the ANI plan and the proposed calendar were attached for the board's review and the clerk recorded the approvals at the meeting. The payment-of-claims motion specified the total of $1,278,702.97 for K'12 bills and electronic fund transfers.

Board members did not record named individual votes during the vocal affirmation; meeting remarks indicated five board members were present for votes.