Mounds View School Board Reviews New Cell Phone Policy Amid Community Engagement

Overview: The recent Mounds View School Board meeting featured a discussion on policy revisions, notably the introduction of a new cell phone policy mandated by state legislation. The meeting also highlighted student achievements and community involvement, with substantial donations received for school programs and food shelves.

Fridley School District Faces Revenue Loss Amid Legislative Changes

Overview: At a recent Fridley School Board meeting, Superintendent Brenda Lewis detailed significant challenges facing the district due to new changes in compensatory revenue calculation by the Minnesota Department of Education. These changes are expected to result in over a million dollars of revenue loss for the district, affecting its ability to support its diverse student population, including undocumented students and those needing free and reduced lunch.

Mounds View School Board Plans for Financial Transparency Amidst Budget Discussions

Overview: The Mounds View School Board meeting centered on comprehensive financial planning, with discussions on current and future budgets, generous donations to school programs, and active student involvement in various events. Key points included a detailed financial report for the fiscal year 2024-2025, budget assumptions for 2025-2026, and substantial contributions to the district’s food shelf.

Fridley School Board Tackles Cell Phone Policy and Approves Audit Amidst Budget Concerns

Overview: The Fridley School Board convened recently, focusing on implementing a new district-wide cell phone policy, approving a comprehensive audit report, and addressing budgetary challenges. The meeting featured a robust dialogue on enhancing student engagement and integrating technology policies, with a commitment to maintaining fiscal responsibility and transparency.

Mounds View School Board Tackles Cell Phone Policy and Prepares for Middle School Overhaul

Overview: The recent Mounds View School Board meeting focused on finalizing a district-wide cell phone policy aimed at reducing classroom distractions and unveiled significant structural changes for middle school programming to enhance student engagement and learning experiences.