Grand Rapids School Board Discusses Safety Protocols and Communication Strategies

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Grand Rapids (ISD 318) School Board, the focus was on enhancing safety protocols and improving communication strategies within the district. Discussions covered threat protocols, perceptions of safety, bullying, and the effectiveness of current communication efforts between the school and the community.

Beltrami County Board Discusses New Jail Construction, Voting Integrity, and Legislative Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Beltrami County Board of Commissioners addressed crucial updates on the new jail construction project, election integrity and legislative changes affecting voting procedures, and the relocation of a resident with disabilities. The board received detailed reports and engaged in discussions on these topics, revealing both progress and challenges.

Grand Rapids School Board Addresses School Safety Concerns Amid Community Feedback

Overview: During the recent Grand Rapids (ISD 318) School Board meeting, discussions took place regarding student safety, recent threats, infrastructure concerns, and policy updates. The board and community members explored these issues in detail.

Beltrami County Board Faces Budget Strain Amid Rising Costs in Health, Jail Services

Overview: The Beltrami County Board of Commissioners convened on September 17, 2024, to discuss budgetary challenges for the upcoming fiscal year. Pressing issues included the preliminary budget and levy, financial strains in the Health and Human Services sector, and the escalating costs of jail services.

Grand Rapids School Board Explores Housing, Legislative Funding, and School Safety

Overview: The Grand Rapids School Board meeting covered various issues, with a focus on legislative priorities, funding inequities, and the implementation of safety measures in school infrastructure. Paul Peler, the executive director of the Range Association of Municipalities and Schools (RAMS), presented key legislative concerns that affect the Grand Rapids School District and broader community.