Cannon Falls School Board Denies Leave Request, Approves Calendar Changes, and Plans New Hire

Overview: In a recent Cannon Falls Area School Board meeting, several decisions were made concerning employee leave requests, updates to the school calendar, and staffing needs for special education. The board denied a long-term leave of absence request, approved changes to professional development scheduling, and recognized a need for additional special education staff due to increasing caseloads.

Pension Reform Advocacy and Policy Changes Dominate Cannon Falls School Board Meeting

Overview: The Cannon Falls Area School Board meeting was marked by discussions, including advocacy for teacher pension reform, policy reversals on Title IX, and fiscal planning for the upcoming year. Public comments sparked a conversation on teacher retirement age, while the board navigated through policy adjustments and financial strategies.

Cannon Falls School Board Faces Financial Constraints, Approves Infrastructure Repairs

Overview: At the recent Cannon Falls Area School Board meeting, members unanimously approved significant infrastructure repairs and navigated complex budgetary challenges. The board addressed necessary maintenance for the school’s aging roof and tennis courts, explored financial strategies involving long-term facility maintenance funds, and grappled with staffing changes due to fiscal limitations.

Cannon Falls Area School Board Lauds Superintendent’s Performance, Approves New Softball Booster

Overview: The Cannon Falls Area School Board meeting on February 28, 2023, evaluated the performance of Superintendent Jeff Sampson, celebrated athletic achievements, and approved the establishment of a new softball booster organization. The meeting also addressed various personnel matters, including retirements and terminations.

Cannon Falls School Board Faces Tough Decisions Amid Budget Cuts and Community Concerns

Overview: The Cannon Falls Area School Board meeting focused on critical budget cuts and community engagement, with discussions surrounding proposed reductions totaling over $500,000, the introduction of a new personal finance class, and the district’s ongoing financial challenges.