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Board approves Rum River Special Education Co-op joint powers agreement
Summary
The Princeton Public School District board unanimously accepted a Joint Powers Agreement to participate in the Rum River Special Education Co-op during its Jan. 7 work session; the roll-call vote was recorded 7–0 in favor.
The Princeton Public School District board on Jan. 7 voted to accept the Rum River Special Education Co-op (RRSEC) Joint Powers Agreement. The motion was made by Eric Strandberg and seconded by Melissa Lynch; a roll-call vote recorded seven in favor and none opposed, and the motion passed 7–0.
The Joint Powers Agreement formalizes the district's participation in the regional special education cooperative, which coordinates special education services across member districts. The transcript records the board's formal acceptance and the recorded yes votes (Melissa Lynch, Jennifer Super, Eric Standberg [sic in transcript], Scott Bowman, Dawn Bourdeaux, Deb Ulm, and Eric Minks) but does not include the agreement text or service specifics in the public record excerpt.
