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Chisholm school board approves consent agenda, personnel hires and donations

CHISHOLM PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT School Board · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The Chisholm Public School District board approved its consent agenda, including personnel actions, technology and service contracts, a small Perkins Consortium grant and a five-year scoreboard sponsorship; it also accepted several donations under Resolution 26-06-22.

The Chisholm Public School District board on June 22 approved its consent agenda, authorizing purchases, personnel actions and accepting several small grants and donations.

The board approved minutes from the June 8 meeting and several personnel items, including a leave-of-absence extension for Jamie Moberg, acceptance of Rob Kepler’s retirement, rescinding a job offer to Royford for a P5 science position (due to non-acceptance of contract), and hiring Kylie Leela as a special-education paraprofessional (job #340.5), effective July 1, 2026, contingent on required approvals. The motion to hire Leela was moved by Director Raha and supported by Director Lappy and carried at the meeting.

On procurement and contracts, trustees approved the purchase of student iPads from the Apple Store for Education totaling $79,942.50 for the 2026–27 school year and authorized a PowerSchool/Schoology agreement for Oct. 1, 2026–Sept. 30, 2027 with payment of $8,852.40. The board also accepted a $529.76 grant from the True Northstar Perkins Consortium to send Travis Faky to a two-day Dtronics video summit.

Under Resolution 26-06-22 the board accepted donations including $1,400 from the Marano family to the district, $50 from Jim Sports Club to Safety Town, and $50 from Independent Electric to Safety Town. The resolution passed on a roll call vote, with all listed directors voting yes.

The board noted the activities handbook will have a final reading at the next meeting and completed the first reading of the 2026–27 student handbook. The meeting adjourned after routine announcements.