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Board adopts veteran, enrollment and visitor policies; reviews open-meetings, student-media and crisis policies

St. Anthony-New Brighton School Board · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Policy 405 (Veteran's Preference), Policy 509 (Enrollment of Nonresident Students), and Policy 903 (Visitors to School District Buildings) as presented; the packet included review materials for Policies 205 (Open Meetings), 512 (Student Publications) and 806 (Crisis Management).

The St. Anthony-New Brighton School Board approved three policies during its April 1 meeting: Policy 405 (Veteran's Preference), Policy 509 (Enrollment of Nonresident Students), and Policy 903 (Visitors to School District Buildings and Sites). Each policy was presented as having met the board's policy-review requirements (Policy 208) and carried by unanimous vote.

Policy materials in the agenda also included discussion drafts or reference copies of Policy 205 (Open and Closed Meetings), Policy 512 (School-Sponsored Student Publications and Activities), and Policy 806 (Crisis Management Policy). Packet notes and margins indicate legal references and model language; the crisis-management packet includes detailed sample procedures and a section on active-shooter drill criteria consistent with recent Minnesota statute updates. Board members did not vote to adopt changes to Policies 205, 512 or 806 at the April 1 meeting; those materials remain for review or future action per the packet.

The policy packet cites relevant Minnesota statutes for each policy (for example, Minn. Stat. § 43A.11 for veteran's preference and Minn. Stat. § 124D.03 for enrollment options). The board's consent and regular agenda votes recorded that the listed policies were approved "as presented."