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Le Sueur‑Henderson board accepts community donations and passes multiple policy resolutions
Summary
The board approved a resolution accepting community grants and donations (including donor‑listed amounts), supported a MSHSL grant application, authorized a cooperative gymnastics sponsorship with St. Peter, adopted a board handbook and a write‑in vote resolution, and approved memoranda of agreement; most measures passed on roll call or voice vote.
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The Le Sueur‑Henderson School Board on Nov. 4 approved a slate of donations, grants and governance resolutions.
The board adopted a resolution accepting community grants and donations reviewed by administration. Donors and amounts listed in the resolution included Redeemer Lutheran Church ($500) for elementary activities; the LSH Wrestling Association ($118,500) for a practice wrestling mat; Knights of Columbus ($1,987.62) for elementary special education supplies; LSH football boosters ($588.58) for football camp T‑shirts; Henderson Lions Club ($500) for middle and high school PBIS; and other memorial gifts for high school activities. The motion was approved by roll call and carried 7‑0.
Separately, the board approved a resolution supporting the district's application to the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) Foundation for a grant to offset student activity costs so that students may participate without financial barriers; that resolution passed by roll call.
On a motion from Director Schwarz, seconded by Director Walker, the board approved a cooperative sponsorship with St. Peter for girls gymnastics, citing the opportunity to maintain enrollment and offer additional activities to students; the motion carried.
The board also adopted a new Le Sueur‑Henderson School Board handbook following a work session and passed a resolution establishing when write‑in votes would be individually recorded for school board elections (only when write‑in totals meet a statutory threshold, citing Minnesota Statute 204B.09 subd. 3). Finally, the board approved memoranda of agreement prepared for future use; union representation had been consulted on the MOAs.
All listed resolutions and approvals were recorded as passed during the meeting; the board's practice at this meeting was to record favorable roll‑call responses as "hi" during roll calls and to note "motion carries" (7) when votes were unanimous.

