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At a glance: Board approves agenda, consent items and district goals; moves to closed session
Summary
The Lakeville Area Schools board took several routine votes on Oct. 14: it added a special-education resolution to the meeting agenda, approved the meeting agenda, approved the consent agenda, adopted district 2026 goals, and voted to enter a closed session for negotiation discussions.
The Lakeville Area Schools Board of Education recorded several formal motions and votes at its Oct. 14 meeting.
Votes at a glance - Motion to add a draft resolution on special education to the meeting agenda — Approved by voice vote. (Request introduced by Director Kim Baker; second not specified in transcript.) - Motion to approve the Oct. 14 meeting agenda — Approved. (Mover: Director Carly Anderson; second: Director Kim Baker.) - Motion to approve the consent agenda — Approved. (Mover: Director Kim Baker; second: Director Paul Carbone.) - Motion to approve recommended district goals for 2026 (district metrics and growth targets) — Approved by voice vote. (Mover: Director Brett Nicholson; second: Director Paul Carbone.) - Motion to move into closed session under Minn. Stat. §13D.05, subd. 3(b) for negotiation discussions — Approved by voice vote. (Second: Director Amber Cameron.)
Context and notes: Several votes were voice votes with no roll-call tallies provided in the transcript. The draft special-education resolution was added to the agenda for discussion but was not adopted; board members subsequently discussed the resolution and asked staff to circulate edits. The board’s vote to move into closed session was made under Minnesota statute for negotiation discussions.
