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Votes at a glance: Minnetonka board adopts agenda, approves curriculum and plans, sells 2025D bonds and adopts consent agenda
Summary
The school board adopted the agenda, approved curriculum materials, adopted the district language access plan, approved the 2025D bond sale resolution, adopted the consent agenda and adjourned. Motions were carried by voice votes; specific roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
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The Minnetonka Public School District school board carried several routine and substantive motions by voice vote during the meeting (date not specified). Key items and outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript are listed below.
• Adopt agenda — Motion to adopt the meeting agenda was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.
• Approve curriculum resources — The board approved core elementary English language arts resources (Functional Phonics and Morphology; Letters from Great Minds) and the IB Global Politics Course Companion for 2025–26; staff said materials were available for public review over the summer and no comments were received.
• Adopt district language access plan — The board adopted a district language access plan required by the Minnesota legislature for the 2025–26 school year; staff said the plan will be posted on the district English Learner page and linked in school handbooks.
• Approve sale of 2025D long‑term facility maintenance bonds — The board approved the sale resolution prepared by Dorsey & Whitney; staff reported the sale closed at about a 4.46% yield (the district had expected about 4.64%) and listed planned 2026 projects funded by the bonds.
• Adopt consent agenda — The consent agenda was moved, seconded and the motion carried by voice vote.
• Adjourn — Motion to adjourn was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
The transcript records voice votes and chair announcements of passage for these items but does not record roll‑call tallies or the full names of movers for several procedural motions. The meeting also included a recognition of teachers receiving continuing contract status; that item was informational and required no formal board action.

