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Moose Lake School Board reviews draft strategic plan and approves agenda

Moose Lake School Board · May 18, 2026
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Summary

At a May 18 working meeting, the Moose Lake School Board reviewed a draft strategic plan and discussed a potential website format for presenting it. The board approved the meeting agenda and adjourned unanimously at 4:57 p.m.

The Moose Lake School Board met for a working session on May 18, 2026. Chair Ben Anderson called the meeting to order at 4:02 p.m., and the board recited the Pledge of Allegiance before approving the agenda.

Superintendent Eric Butche introduced agenda item 1, presenting a draft of the district’s strategic plan and raising the possibility of using a new website format to share the plan with the community. The minutes record that board members reviewed the draft and the potential website layout; no formal vote on the strategic plan was recorded in the minutes.

Earlier in the meeting, Lisa Anderson-Reed moved to approve the agenda as presented; Jim Gerdes seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Near the scheduled end of the working session, Jim Gerdes moved to adjourn at 4:57 p.m.; Brenda Heikkila seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes bear the signatures of Ben Anderson, Chair, and Lisa Anderson-Reed, Clerk.

The discussion was recorded as a review of materials rather than a final decision on the strategic plan; the minutes list only the draft review and consideration of a website format. The board members present were Lisa Anderson-Reed, Jim Gerdes, Brenda Heikkila, Ben Anderson, Julie Peterson and Paul Olson. Superintendent Eric Butche and media representative Jamie Lund were also noted as present.

The meeting record does not specify next steps or a timeline for adopting the strategic plan.