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Board approves agenda, donations and consent items

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Summary

The board approved the meeting agenda, accepted multiple donations totaling several thousand dollars, and approved consent items; motions were made, seconded and passed by voice vote with no recorded roll‑call in the transcript.

The Albert Lea Public School District board approved the night's agenda, accepted reported donations to district programs and approved routine consent items by voice votes.

At the start of the meeting a board member moved to approve the agenda and another board member seconded; the chair called for voice votes and the motion carried. The transcript records the motion as moved by an unnamed board member and seconded by Mary Jo; the vote was taken by voice and approved.

The board heard a list of donations presented by Dr. Heil before voting to accept them. Donations reported in the meeting included:

- $2,000 from the Education Foundation for Rendezvous - $28 from a giving fund for special education (BK learning for SPED) - $5,000 from the Education Foundation for a fifth‑grade kindness routine - $774 from Freeborn County for the mental health fund - $300 from Daybreakers Kiwanis for LHS robotics - $2,250 from Daybreakers Kiwanis for Tiger funds - $50 from Ascension Lutheran Church to purchase books - $500 from Fastenal chapter grant for the FFA chapter - $4,000 from Union Center for fall sports - $1,000 from Accentra Credit Union for middle school robotics - $1,500 from Union Center for the Clay Target Trap Team - $100 from Cargill for the football team

After Dr. Heil presented the list, a motion to accept the donations was made and seconded; the board approved the donations by voice vote.

Later the board moved to approve consent agenda items; a motion and second were recorded and the chair called for a voice vote; the consent items were approved. The transcript does not provide separate roll‑call tallies or public debate on the consent items in the record.

No separate motions for individual donations or consent items were recorded in the transcript; all three procedural actions were approved by voice vote during the meeting.