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Votes at a glance: Le Sueur‑Henderson board approves donations, renewals and contracts

LE SUEUR-HENDERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At the June 1 meeting trustees approved acceptance of grants/donations, Infinite Campus and website/communications renewals, Kids Club contracts and wage schedule, MHSL membership, and the LSGA master agreement; most routine items passed unanimously or by voice vote.

At its June 1 meeting the Le Sueur‑Henderson School District board approved a slate of routine items, including acceptance of grants and donations, several subscriptions and renewals, personnel contracts, and membership renewals.

Key votes and actions: - Grants and donations: Board accepted a list of grants and donations for district programs (donors and amounts included gifts such as $5,000 for track and field and $1,500 from the American Red Cross for a biomed scholarship). The resolution was approved by roll call (reported as four to zero). - Purchases over $10,000: The board approved the Infinite Campus license renewal to continue the student information system and approved the district web/communications subscription (described as APG/Apt media) that supports the website, social media connections, and mass notifications. - Personnel/contracts: The board approved the Kids Club coordinator contract and the Kids Club/AB wage schedule (multi‑year negotiated items). The board also approved the LSGA master agreement (12.7) after recognizing the work of negotiators and union representatives. - Memberships and activities: Trustees approved the MHSL (state high‑school activities) membership renewal required for student participation in state activities.

Most motions were approved by voice vote with little or no debate; the grants resolution recorded a roll‑call result of four to zero. No items requiring further study or tabling were adopted at the meeting.