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Greenway Public School District schedules collective bargaining talks with AFSCME Local 456
Summary
GREENWAY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT (ISD 316) published an agenda scheduling negotiations with AFSCME Local 456 on Sept. 24, 2025 at 4:30 p.m. in the Greenway High School staff development room; the agenda also sets public input procedures and lists district contact information and board members.
GREENWAY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT (ISD 316) will hold negotiations with AFSCME Local 456 on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025, at 4:30 p.m. in the Greenway High School staff development room, according to the district's published agenda.
The agenda lists a single formal item under Call to Order: "Negotiation of Collective Bargaining Agreement between ISD 316 and AFSCME 456," followed by adjournment. The agenda includes contact information for the district office (PO Box 227; 499 Powell Ave, Coleraine, MN; phone 218-247-7306) and names district leadership, including Superintendent David Pace and members of the Board of Directors: Bill Hoeft, Bob Schwartz, LaNea Johnson, Fred Tanner, Gary “Nels” Gustason and Michael Williams.
The agenda sets public input procedures for the meeting: attendees are asked to sign up prior to the meeting, public input will be limited to the designated time, complaints about individuals will be referred to appropriate personnel and not heard at the meeting, and written remarks may be submitted to be read aloud by the chair or copied and distributed to members. These procedures indicate how members of the public can participate during the negotiations meeting.
No votes, motions, or bargaining proposals appear on the published agenda. The document identifies the meeting as a negotiations session between the district (ISD 316) and AFSCME Local 456 but does not list specific bargaining topics, monetary proposals, or a public comment schedule beyond the procedural rules. The agenda shows the session is intended as a focused bargaining meeting rather than a multi-item board meeting.
The district published the meeting time and place on the agenda and provided contact information for the district office for further inquiries. The agenda does not specify next steps, outcomes, or whether the bargaining session is expected to be open or include executive-session portions; those details were not specified in the published agenda.
