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Roseville Area School Board adopts resolution to expel a student after closed-session hearing
Summary
After a closed session to consider educational data and a potential student expulsion, the board reconvened and adopted a resolution to expel a student by roll-call vote, citing Minnesota statutes referenced during the motion.
The Roseville Area School Board moved into a closed session Tuesday evening to consider educational data and a potential student expulsion, citing Minnesota Statute section 13D.05 (subd. 2(a)(3)) and section 121A.47 (subd. 5). After returning to open session, Clerk Chu moved "to adopt the resolution as presented." The motion was seconded and the board adopted the resolution by roll-call vote; each member present responded "I."
Clerk Chu made the motion to adopt the expulsion resolution; a board member seconded it. The clerk called for a roll-call vote and read members’ names; each named member responded in the affirmative and the chair announced the motion adopted.
The board did not provide additional details about the student, citing the closed-session basis for deliberation. The chair had framed the closed session as authorized under the cited Minnesota statutes to consider educational data and potential student discipline; following the closed session, the formal action taken in public was the adoption of the expulsion resolution.
The board record shows the motion carried on a roll-call vote after the closed session. The transcript records the board’s statutory citations and the clerk’s motion; the resolution text itself and any appeal or next procedural steps were not read on the public record in the provided transcript.
