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Board affirms organizational rules and reviews compensation policy at Jan. 7 meeting

St. Anthony-New Brighton School Board · January 7, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 7 organizational meeting the St. Anthony-New Brighton School Board reaffirmed ethics and DEI commitments, set meeting schedules and administrative authorizations, and reviewed a board compensation schedule included in Policy 202.1 that lists sample stipends for officers.

The St. Anthony-New Brighton School Board convened its Organizational Meeting Jan. 7 and reviewed routine organizational business including meeting cadence, administrative authorizations and a compensation schedule for board officers.

Board Chair Ben Phillip explained the nomination and election procedure for chair, vice chair, clerk and treasurer and reviewed the template motions used for the organizational meeting. The board also considered motions to authorize the business office to use electronic signatures and to designate Kennedy and Graven Chartered as the district's legal counsel. The organizational agenda notes that motions are decided by roll call votes (placeholders are recorded in the template where specific makers/seconders and roll-call results are to be entered).

The board reviewed Policy 202.1 on member compensation; the draft figures shown in the organizational materials list annual amounts (for example, Chair $6,437; Vice Chair and Treasurer $5,900; Clerk $5,496; Directors $5,378) as illustrative values to be reviewed annually during the organizational meeting. The agenda also set regular meetings for the first Tuesday of each month when school is in session, described work‑session cadence, and outlined administrative procedures (payment of bills on the consent agenda, official newspaper designation, committee appointment process and mileage reimbursement at the IRS rate).