Meeting Agenda
1. 6:15-6:45 Listening Session- Individuals wishing to speak at a listening session are asked to register in advance with the Office of the Superintendent.  If no one is registered to speak by noon on the day of the meeting, there will be no listening session that day.  Dave McGee and Jen McNamee will meet in the Media Center at 6:15.
 
  • In the event of a cancellation of the board meeting due to inclement weather, the meeting will be held the following day at the same time.
  • There is a possibility of board member(s) participating in board meetings via interactive technology. 
2. Call to Order
3. Roll Call
4. Pledge of Allegiance
5. Approval of Agenda
6. Recognition of Guests 
7. Financial Reports - Jen McNamee and Andy Lindow to audit bills at 6:15 prior to the meeting
7.a. Monthly Cash Balance Report
7.a.1) Balance Sheet
7.a.2) Electronic Funds Transfer
7.b. Revenue / Expenditure Report
8. Consent Agenda
8.a. Accept Donations
8.b. Approval of Minutes
8.c. Approve Work Agreement - Tim Coy, Regular Route Bus Driver
8.d. Approve 2026-2027 School District and Early Childhood Calendars
8.e. Approve Overnight and Out-of-State Field Trip Request(s) - Robotics, Math League State 
8.f. Approve Acknowledgment of Compliance / Vote of Concurrent - American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (FY26)
 
8.g. Accept Resignation - Thomas Ahrendt, 7-12 Mathematics Teacher
8.h. Approve School Board Policy Updates - 211, 401, 404, 405, 406, 418, 420, 427, 520
9. Action Items
9.a. Appoint and Approve Contract - Shawn Klimek, Interim Principal
9.b. Approve FY26 Revised Budget
 
10. Discussion Items
11. Reports
11.a. Student Representatives
11.b. Board Members
11.c. Certified Staff Representative
11.d. Classified/Confidential Staff Representative
11.e. Superintendent Seykora
12. Next Meeting - March 23, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
13. Adjourn
Agenda Item Details Reload Your Meeting
Meeting: February 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM - Regular Board Meeting
Subject:
1. 6:15-6:45 Listening Session- Individuals wishing to speak at a listening session are asked to register in advance with the Office of the Superintendent.  If no one is registered to speak by noon on the day of the meeting, there will be no listening session that day.  Dave McGee and Jen McNamee will meet in the Media Center at 6:15.
 
  • In the event of a cancellation of the board meeting due to inclement weather, the meeting will be held the following day at the same time.
  • There is a possibility of board member(s) participating in board meetings via interactive technology. 
Subject:
2. Call to Order
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3. Roll Call
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4. Pledge of Allegiance
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5. Approval of Agenda
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6. Recognition of Guests 
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7. Financial Reports - Jen McNamee and Andy Lindow to audit bills at 6:15 prior to the meeting
Subject:
7.a. Monthly Cash Balance Report
Attachments:
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7.a.1) Balance Sheet
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7.a.2) Electronic Funds Transfer
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7.b. Revenue / Expenditure Report
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8. Consent Agenda
Subject:
8.a. Accept Donations
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8.b. Approval of Minutes
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8.c. Approve Work Agreement - Tim Coy, Regular Route Bus Driver
Description:
Effective 2/19/2026
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8.d. Approve 2026-2027 School District and Early Childhood Calendars
Description:
The entire staff had an opportunity to vote on two calendar options for next school year.  The majority approved the proposed calendar.
Attachments:
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8.e. Approve Overnight and Out-of-State Field Trip Request(s) - Robotics, Math League State 
Description:
The Robotics Team is competing in two regional events:
1.  March 4-7 in Duluth
2. March 16-22 in Sevierville, Tennessee

The Field Trip Committee has approved both of these events.  The team has a solid plan for transportation, lodging, chaperones, and meals.  

Math League State is March 15-16 (2 hotel rooms, 2 staff)
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8.f. Approve Acknowledgment of Compliance / Vote of Concurrent - American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (FY26)
 
Description:
Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 124D.78 requires Minnesota districts, charter schools, cooperatives, and Tribally controlled schools with 10 or more American Indian students to have an American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (AIPAC). Specifically, the Statutes cite that school boards and American Indian schools must provide for the maximum involvement of parents and children enrolled in education programs, programs for elementary and secondary grades, special education programs, and support services. Districts, charter schools, cooperatives, and Tribally controlled schools with 10 or more American Indian students are required to submit annual compliance documents to the Office of American Indian Education (OAIE) each year. Also known as the vote of concurrence or nonconcurrence, annual compliance is a valuable opportunity for AIPAC members to meet and discuss whether or not they concur with the educational offerings that have been extended by the district to American Indian students.
 
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8.g. Accept Resignation - Thomas Ahrendt, 7-12 Mathematics Teacher
Description:
Mr. Ahrrendt has dedicated 9 years of teaching math at Nevis School and he has been a student and staff favorite on campus with his big smile and friendly instructional style! Thank you for your years of service and best wishes in your retirement!
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Subject:
8.h. Approve School Board Policy Updates - 211, 401, 404, 405, 406, 418, 420, 427, 520
Description:
The following technical updates to the attached policies did not change the policies substantive provisions. MSBA recommends that school boards permit staff to make technical updates.  Formal board action to accept technical changes is not necessary under Model Policy 208.  However, the updated policies are attached for your review.
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9. Action Items
Subject:
9.a. Appoint and Approve Contract - Shawn Klimek, Interim Principal
Presenter:
Superintendent Seykora
Description:
Mr. Klimek has his principal and superintendent license, and he serves as the Elementary Dean of Students. I recommend Mr. Klimek be appointed by the Board as interim prek-grade 6 principal for the remainder of the school year. Mr. Klimek can conduct teacher evaluations, manage student behaviors, be the administrator present at IEP meetings, and lead the elementary school with his creative vision and hands-on leadership philosophy. 
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9.b. Approve FY26 Revised Budget
 
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10. Discussion Items
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11. Reports
Subject:
11.a. Student Representatives
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11.b. Board Members
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11.c. Certified Staff Representative
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11.d. Classified/Confidential Staff Representative
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11.e. Superintendent Seykora
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12. Next Meeting - March 23, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Subject:
13. Adjourn

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