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Board approves policies, contracts and curriculum purchases in unanimous votes

Moose Lake School Board · April 20, 2026
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Summary

The Moose Lake School Board approved three policy adoptions, multiple curriculum and equipment purchases, a communications contract with Apptegy, and a facility lease agreement, with all motions passing unanimously.

The Moose Lake School Board handled a package of formal actions on April 20, approving several policies, contracts and purchases in unanimous votes.

On the consent agenda the board approved March meeting minutes, payroll runs totaling $566,526.98 and bill lists totaling $157,596.21; approved donations; accepted the resignation of Aliza Anderson effective April 17, hired Madeleine Manahan as an elementary special education teacher for 2026–27; and approved a $10,500 Read Act Literacy Lead contract with the Northeast Service Cooperative (motion by Anderson-Reed, second by Peterson; consent motion passed unanimously).

On separate action items, the board:

- Adopted policies 425, 512, 525, 527, 528 and form 605.5 (motion by Ben Anderson, second by Julie Peterson). - Approved a contract with Apptegy for the district’s communications/website services (motion by Peterson, second by Heikkila). - Approved proposed summer band lesson rates (motion by Gerdes, second by Olson). - Approved purchase of new elementary and high school physical education equipment and curriculum (motion by Ben Anderson, second by Peterson). - Approved purchase of new elementary and high school Social Studies curriculum (motion by Anderson-Reed, second by Olson). - Approved a Facility Lease Agreement with the City of Moose Lake (motion by Ben Anderson, second by Peterson).

All motions reported at the meeting were recorded as passing unanimously; individual yeas/nays were not read into the minutes. Paul Olson was sworn in as a new board member during the meeting. The board adjourned at 6:26 p.m.