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Little Falls board approves 2025 administrative authorizations, special-education van purchase and a resolution to study budget cuts

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Summary

At its Jan. 6 meeting, the Little Falls Community Schools Board of Education elected officers for 2025 and approved a package of routine administrative authorizations, a plan to buy a special-education transportation van and a resolution directing the superintendent to recommend reductions for the 2025–26 school year amid financial concerns.

The Little Falls Community Schools Board of Education on Jan. 6 elected officers for 2025 and approved a series of administrative housekeeping motions — including official signatures, facsimile signatures, depositories, and delegations of investment and payment authority — and a motion to purchase a special-education transportation van. The board also passed a resolution directing the superintendent to identify and recommend reductions, eliminations or modifications to district services and positions for the 2025–26 school year.

Why it matters: the votes set the district's operational authorities and spending processes for the calendar year while creating a formal process to consider cuts for 2025–26. The superintendent-led review could lead to later personnel or program changes if the administration finds revenues cannot cover planned operations.

Key votes and outcomes - Election of officers: The newly seated board members took the oath of office and the board elected Doug Dahlberg as chair; Sharon (last name not specified in the transcript) was elected clerk and Mark (last name not specified) was elected treasurer. The votes were recorded by roll call and each position carried by unanimous roll call of present members. - Board member remunerations: The board considered amendments to the annual remuneration schedule. The board voted to maintain a $300 monthly stipend for board…

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