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At a glance: Richfield School Board votes — Nov. 10, 2025

Richfield School Board · November 11, 2025

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Summary

The board approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda, adopted Policies 201 and 106 on third reads, certified Nov. 4 election results and issued certificates of election, approved an outreach workers collective‑bargaining agreement, and accepted multiple donations totaling $3,490 to district programs and food shelf.

At its Nov. 10 meeting the Richfield School Board approved a series of routine and substantive items. Key outcomes:

- Approve agenda: Motion by Director Rachel Banks Capshaw, second by Director Kirk Spencer; approved by voice vote.

- Consent agenda: Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.

- Policy 201 (Legal status of the school board): Presented on third read with branding/style edits; motion to adopt passed.

- Policy 106 (Students and employees with communicable and infectious disease): Presented on third read; approved.

- Resolution canvassing returns of school district general election: Administration presented the election abstract (1,793 votes reported). The board canvassed and certified winners with vote totals cited in the packet: Haley Tompkins (1,418), Kelney Dennis (1,341) and Eric Carter (1,264). The board approved the canvass by roll call.

- Resolution authorizing issuance of certificates of election and directing the district clerk: Approved by roll call to authorize certification and the issuance of oath/certificates for newly elected members.

- Outreach Workers Collective Bargaining Agreement (SEIU): Board approved the first contract covering the 2024–25 school year (see separate coverage). Administration said negotiations will reopen in spring for the next cycle.

- Donations accepted: Anonymous $1,250 to RHS music, anonymous $1,250 to MS music, $300 from Nikki Keane Diwolu to Richfield Middle School for United Unified Champions, and $690 from City of Richfield staff to the RHS Spartan Food Shelf (total $3,490). The board accepted donations with gratitude.

Votes were taken by voice in most cases; the canvass and certificate resolutions used roll call. Newly elected board members will be seated Jan. 5; outgoing members were acknowledged and a December 15 meeting will be the final meeting for departing directors.

No items were tabled or postponed at the meeting; administration will return with requested follow‑up on ticketing fees/season‑pass accommodations and additional packet data on college‑credit valuations.