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Annandale board approves consent agenda, donations, athletics commitments and policy reviews

ANNANDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT · October 31, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, a resolution accepting donations, annual assurance of compliance with anti-discrimination law, commitment form for girls wrestling emerging status, two MSHSL Foundation grant applications, and several policy reviews; motions passed with no recorded opposition.

The Annandale Public School District board approved a package of routine administrative items, including the consent agenda, donation acceptance, athletics commitments and policy reviews.

The consent agenda was approved by motion (motion by Jen; second by Melissa) with no recorded opposition. The board then adopted a resolution accepting donations (motion by Jen; second by Jana). Members also approved the district's annual assurance of compliance with state and federal law prohibiting discrimination; the board noted the form must be signed or submitted by Nov. 15.

On athletics, the board approved the Minnesota State High School League Emerging Status School Commitment Form to register for girls dual varsity wrestling, the first step in a process to compile member-district commitments for an independent girls-wrestling state tournament. The board also approved two Minnesota State High School League Foundation grant applications (Form A for participation costs and Form B for seminars/training).

The board completed a policy-review cycle by approving multiple items with no changes, including student discipline (506), suspension forms, public and private personnel data (changes highlighted), employee release of information, employee hazardous-substance exposure, and subpoena of a school-district employee.

All actions were approved by motion and recorded as carrying in the meeting minutes; no roll-call tallies are in the record other than typical "Aye" responses.