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NAPAC concurs; enrollment, fund-balance tracker and school updates reported to Saint Peter board
Summary
At the Jan. 21 meeting, the Native American Parent Advisory Council presented a resolution of concurrence, the superintendent shared enrollment-option trends, the business manager reported on the quarterly fund-balance tracker, and building principals provided school updates and event dates.
The Native American Parent Advisory Council (NAPAC) presented its annual resolution of concurrence to the Saint Peter Public School District board on Jan. 21; NAPAC leaders reported that the council had passed a resolution affirming the district's support and progress toward goals for Native American students and families.
Charmayne Klah, identified in the minutes as the NAPAC liaison, and Skyanne Walker, identified as NAPAC chairperson, shared information about the committee’s activities and the resolution. The minutes record that NAPAC "has passed a resolution of concurrence." The board did not record additional debate or conditions in the minutes.
Superintendent Jon Graff provided the district’s Enrollment Options Annual Report, describing how many students enrolled in and left the district and noting a range of reasons for those changes. Business Manager Megan Gracia presented a Quarterly Fund Balance Tracker highlighting major budget variations in revenues and expenditures; the tracker is shared monthly with the Business Committee and regularly with the full board.
Building principals reported routine program and event updates across grade levels: Early Childhood progress with the Frog Street curriculum and an open house scheduled for Feb. 12; South Elementary conducting Kindergarten registration and scheduling K–8 conferences; North Elementary planning a Kindness Retreat and a School of Excellence ceremony; and Saint Peter High School reporting theater activity and Snow Week. Superintendent Graff also briefed the board about a possible weather-related closure for Jan. 23.
Board members who attended the Minnesota School Boards Association conference offered brief takeaways. Chair Charlie Potts presented committee and assignment decisions for 2026. No formal board action was recorded on these informational items during the meeting.
