Little Falls School Board Votes to Close Dr. SG Knight Elementary Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Little Falls School Board meeting on June 30, 2025, was marked by notable decisions impacting the district’s future, most notably the resolution to close Dr. SG Knight Elementary School. Citing financial constraints and declining enrollment, the board approved the closure, which is projected to save the district approximately $1.1 million. The decision sparked emotional responses from the community, with parents and staff expressing concerns over the impact on students and families.

Triton School Board Grapples with Insurance Decisions Amid Rising Costs and Funding Constraints

Overview: During its recent meeting, the Triton School Board faced issues concerning insurance options and financial planning, alongside discussions on budget constraints and educational programs. The board examined the complexities of insurance coverage, budget adjustments for the 2025-2026 school year, and the implications of state funding restrictions on school resources.

Triton School Board Faces Key Personnel Decision Amid Recognition of Student Achievements

Overview: During the Triton School Board meeting, the board took a step in addressing personnel changes by approving a resolution to place a continuing contract tenure teacher on unrequested leave of absence. The decision followed the teacher’s refusal of the first right of refusal, effectively relinquishing their rights. The resolution required a roll call vote, resulting in majority approval. This action marks an important procedural step in managing the district’s staff resources.

Community-Driven Fresco Project Unveiled at Little Falls School Board Meeting

Overview: The recent Little Falls School Board meeting placed a spotlight on the ambitious fresco project at Lindberg Elementary School, an initiative bringing together art, education, and community involvement. The fresco, a collaborative endeavor led by artist Charles Capsner, seeks to depict the history of Morrison County and has been fully funded through private donations and grants, with no taxpayer money involved.

Kindergarteners Shine in Little Falls with Unique 10-Song Alphabet Performance

Overview: At the recent Little Falls School Board meeting, the highlight was a remarkable performance by the kindergarten students of Lincoln Elementary. This event underscored the importance of integrating music into early literacy education.