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Pequot Lakes School Board adopts resolution accepting $15,983.16 in donations

Pequot Lakes Public Schools (ISD #186) School Board · December 16, 2024
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Summary

On Dec. 16, 2024 the Pequot Lakes School Board adopted a resolution accepting $15,983.16 in donations for district and student activity accounts, including a $10,000 gift from Five Wings Arts Council for GLAPA. The minutes cite Minnesota statutes authorizing acceptance by resolution.

The Pequot Lakes Public Schools Board of Education adopted a resolution on Dec. 16, 2024, formally accepting $15,983.16 in gifts to district and student activity accounts. The extract of minutes lists $12,873.16 in district account donations and $3,110.00 in student activity fund donations, and records the resolution as declared duly adopted by the board.

The resolution text in the minutes cites Minnesota Statutes 1238.02, Subd. 6 and Minnesota Statutes 465.03 as legal authority for the board to accept donations and grants by resolution. Notable contributions shown in the minutes include $10,000 from the Five Wings Arts Council designated for GLAPA; $852 from the Patriot Activities Club to the National Honor Society; $1,385 from Patriot Athletic Club (Volleyball Account) for girls volleyball charter buses; and student-activity gifts including $1,500 from Ideal Community Service Organization and $1,000 from MidMinnesota Federal Credit Union for dance team equipment and uniforms. The combined total of the listed donations is $15,983.16.

The extract records that the motion to adopt the resolution was seconded but does not specify the mover or seconder. The minutes list Directors Kim Bolz‑Andolshek, Pamela Johnson, Susan Mathison‑Young, Ross Nelson and Amy Sjoblad in the signature/attendance area and record no votes against the measure. The document does not specify any conditions, restrictions beyond donor designations, or follow‑up actions required by the board.