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Grand Forks board approves consent agenda, accepts two contract releases and the July financial statement

Grand Forks Public Schools Board of Education · August 26, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, granted two teachers release from their 2025–26 contracts (one with liquidated damages, one waived) and accepted a preliminary July general fund financial statement; all votes were unanimous (9–0).

The Grand Forks Public Schools board approved the meeting’s consent agenda and took action on two personnel contract-release requests and the district’s July general fund financial statement.

The consent agenda was moved by Doctor Lund and seconded by Mister Cleven; the clerk recorded a roll-call vote of nine yes, zero no and the motion passed.

Doctor Brenner presented two resignation/release items: a release for Lindsay Hansen, fourth-grade teacher at Winship Elementary, effective Aug. 8, 2025, with enforcement of liquidated damages under policy D K B B; and a release for Justin Lille, special education teacher at Valley Middle School, effective Aug. 7, 2025, with a waiver of liquidated damages under the same policy. The board approved both releases by roll-call vote (9–0).

Mister Baumbach presented the general fund financial statement for July 1–31, 2025, noting preliminary figures and timing issues: the presentation listed general fund revenues just over $8,000,000, expenditures around $2,800,000 and a revenue-over-expenditure figure of about $5,200,000, but he cautioned those numbers are affected by timing of state receipts and are early in the fiscal year. The board voted to approve the financial statement (9–0).

All three votes were recorded as unanimous in favor; the board moved on to subsequent agenda items.