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Annandale board approves track bid, Wright Tech maintenance share, contracts and policies

Annandale Public School District Board of Education ยท March 18, 2025
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Summary

At its regular meeting the board approved multiple routine items including a $350,500 low bid for the high school track, a $27,729.51 proportional maintenance share for Wright Technical Center, several personnel contract adjustments, routine policies and a donations resolution.

The Annandale Public School District board approved a series of routine actions during the meeting, covering facility maintenance, procurement, personnel contracts and policy reviews.

Key approvals at a glance: - Wright Technical Center long-term maintenance resolution: Board authorized inclusion of a proportional share of Wright Tech projects in the district's long-term facility maintenance revenue application; the district's proportional share was stated as $27,729.51. - High school track bid: After a Feb. 27 bid opening, staff recommended the low responsible bid from Mid Minnesota Hot Mix at $350,500. The board approved moving forward with contracting and scheduling the work; funds will come from long-term facility maintenance dollars. - Contracts and work assignments: The board approved two 24-25 contracts reassigning two administrative assistants between summer and non-summer schedules, and approved a 24-25 work assignment for Stacy Lindberg as a cook's helper. - Student recognitions and donations: The board approved a list of students qualifying for state BPA and wrestling competitions and adopted a resolution accepting March donations. - Policy reviews: The board conducted a second reading of policy 209 (Code of Ethics) and approved three policies in the review cycle (203, 203.1, 203.5) with minor changes, including a timeline change to require agendas four days rather than three days in advance.

Most items were approved by voice vote or uncontroversial roll-call procedures; the meeting record shows motions, seconders and chair confirmations but does not list a detailed, itemized roll-call vote for every approval in the transcript excerpt.