Chisago Lakes School District board meeting, date not confirmed yet
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Chisago Lakes school board accepts new insurance rates for 2027 28:40
- A district staff member said a state task force draft would cut an allocation that was over $1 million last year down to $161,000. 17:46
- The board also accepted the consent agenda and a review and comment for parking lots. 24:38
- A staff member said enrolling in a service called Kavira would reduce a health insurance renewal increase from 12% to 9%, and the board accepted the new insurance rates. 26:29
Item by item (11)
- Opening and agenda 10:39
- Enrollment, finance and food service update 11:12
- The director said enrollment was holding steady and still a little above budget. 10:57
- The director said auditors completed a week of field work, would return next week, and the audit should be presented in December. 12:50
- The director reported September breakfast participation of 870 meals a day, or 24.5%, and lunch participation of 2,190 meals, or 61%. 13:54
- State funding recommendations and district updates 17:46
- A district staff member said a state task force on special education spending issued a draft with 5 recommendations, 2 of which would significantly affect the district. 17:46
- The staff member said one allocation would drop from over $1 million to $161,000, and reimbursement for transportation would drop from 100% to 60%, an impact of about $108,000. 17:46
- The staff member also previewed the State of the District report planned for late January or early February and shared athletics results. 17:46
- Consent agenda 24:38
- Donations 24:38
- The chair read donations including $1,000 from American Legion Forest Lake, $11,320 from CLP2 to Lights Out and $2,000 from the Gene Haas Foundation for robotics. 24:38
- Health insurance renewal 24:38
- A staff member said the insurance committee recommended staying with Blue Cross and that enrolling in Kavira would cut the renewal increase from 12% to 9%. 26:29
- The staff member said the 3% decrease saved $150,000 in premium while the Kavira cost is $80,000. 26:29
- Another speaker said increases in the region ranged from 17 to 19% to 30-plus percent this year. 28:05
- The chair announced the new insurance rates were accepted. 28:55
- First read of policies 28:55
- Lane changes 30:40
- A motion to accept the lane changes for the 2026-27 school year was made and seconded. 31:08
- Minnesota High School Week resolution 31:19
- High school grant approval 31:59
- Review and comment for parking lots 34:39
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Video: posted by the district as “October 22, 2026 School Board Meeting”