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Board approves MSBA policy 906 (community notification of predatory offenders) on third reading

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Summary

On Feb. 10 the Brainerd School Board approved the third and final reading of MSBA policy 906 (community notification of predatory offenders), noting only a single line change about notification.

The Brainerd School Board approved the third and final reading of Minnesota School Boards Association (MSBA) Model Policy 906, "Community Notification of Predatory Offenders," at its Feb. 10, 2025, meeting. Board materials noted only a single line change related to notification; otherwise, the policy text remained the same.

Why it matters: MSBA model policies are adopted by local boards to establish consistent procedures. Policy 906 addresses how the district will notify the community about registered predatory offenders and ties into state law requiring appropriate public notification procedures.

Board action: A motion to approve the third and final reading of MSBA policy 906 was made and seconded; the board approved the policy in a roll‑call vote. The recorded affirmative votes included Michelle (Sue) Brecken, Stephanie Ederman, Randy Heidman, Claire Spear and John Ward. The policy will be effective as of the date of approval.

Ending

The board did not discuss additional substantive changes beyond the single notification line; the policy was adopted by vote and will be incorporated into the district policy manual.