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Board approves consent items, policy adoptions and field trips; summary of votes

Crosby-Ironton School Board · February 24, 2026
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Summary

The Crosby-Ironton School Board approved the agenda addendum, minutes, consent calendars, personnel items, revised policies and several overnight student trips and agreements by voice votes during the February meeting.

The Crosby-Ironton School Board approved multiple routine items by voice vote, including agenda additions, minutes, consent calendars, personnel appointments, policy adoptions and several overnight student trips and agreements.

Key outcomes at a glance: - Agenda: Board approved the agenda with an addendum (action to include item 10.5). (Voice vote: motion carried.) - Minutes: The board approved minutes of the Jan. 26, 2026 regular meeting. (Voice vote: motion carried.) - Consent calendar: Items 8.1'8.3 were approved. Staff noted that fundraising deposits will be reported monthly when deposits are posted. - Personnel/personal consent items: Items 9.1'9.6 approved; a member confirmed a volunteer listed on 9.1.c and no recusals were required. - Policy adoptions: Second reading and adoption of revised policies 7-13 (activity accounting), 7-14 (fund balances) and 7-20 (vending machines) were approved by voice vote. - Field trips and agreements: Board approved retroactive overnight approval for the wrestling trip to Mora (Feb. 6'7); approved National Honor Society trip to Owatonna (April 11'13); approved amended agreement with Ranger Youth Sports (minor typographical fix noted); and approved a robotics overnight trip to Duluth (March 4'7). All passed by voice vote as recorded on the transcript.

Notes: Motions were made and seconded for each item; the transcript records voice votes and general "Aye" responses but does not include a roll-call tally of each board member's recorded vote. Where a potential conflict was queried (Ranger Youth Sports agreement), district counsel/staff confirmed no financial conflict requiring recusal.

Next steps: The board will continue routine oversight and will receive updated reports on fundraising deposits and budget revisions in upcoming sessions.