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Milaca school board approves personnel actions, $2.2 million in transfers and 2025–27 food service contract
Summary
At its Jan. 20 meeting, the Milaca Public School District board approved the consent agenda including three bank transfers totaling $2.2 million, multiple hires and personnel changes, acceptance of two donations totaling $5,600, and approval of the 2025–2027 food service contract; a nomination to an external resource board was also approved.
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The Independent School District No. 912 school board approved a broad consent agenda at its Jan. 20, 2026, regular meeting, including bank transfers totaling $2,200,000, multiple personnel actions and the district’s 2025–2027 food service contract.
Board members voted 6–0 to approve transfers from PMA/MN Trust to First National Bank of $600,000 on Dec. 1, 2025; $800,000 on Dec. 16, 2025; and $800,000 on Dec. 29, 2025. The consent agenda motion also carried 6–0 and included approval of minutes, December checks and wires, and a revision to the dates for the 10th-grade overnight trip to Washington, D.C. (from April 9–12, 2026 to April 7–10, 2026).
The board approved several hires and personnel actions included in the consent agenda: two paraprofessional hires, multiple staff leave requests, acceptance of several resignations and terminations among custodial and food-service staff, and numerous lane changes that adjusted salaries and hourly rates for named staff. The meeting text lists effective dates and specific salary or hourly rates where provided.
The board adopted a resolution under Minnesota Statute 465.03 to accept two donations: $3,600 from Tee Off for Terry designated to the high school building and $2,000 from the American Legion designated for the marching band. The resolution passed with six votes in favor and one board member absent.
Separately, the board approved the 2025–2027 Food Service Contract by a 6–0 vote. The meeting record does not specify the contractor or further contract terms.
Also on the consent agenda, the board approved a Letter of Assignment for the district’s Technology Support Specialist, accepted lane-change salary adjustments for several staff members, and confirmed the hire dates and hourly rates for newly appointed paraprofessionals.
The meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m. following a final motion that carried 6–0.
