Red Wing Public School District board meeting, Jul 21, 2026

34 min · 0 public speakers

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What happened

What happened at this meeting

Red Wing school board approves $2,381,250 SiteLogic professional services agreement 26:03

  • The board also approved the consent agenda and four donations. 10:02
  • The board approved the long-term facilities maintenance plan for school year 2028 after a staff member said the amount for facility maintenance is $380 per pupil unit. 17:51
  • The board approved a professional services agreement with SiteLogic for $2,381,250. 26:03
  • The 2026⁠-⁠27 student handbook was approved. 30:47
Item by item (11)
  1. Opening and agenda approval 0:00
    • The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a vote on the meeting agenda. ~0:00
    • The meeting agenda was approved. ~0:40
  2. Recognitions and upcoming events 0:49
    • A staff member said the district would have a booth at River City Days with button making and free children's books. 0:49
    • The staff member said the district was filling staffing gaps ahead of the start of school, with a couple of positions still difficult to fill. 2:00
  3. Administrative reports 5:31
    • A staff member said Kids Junction was busy, Twin Bluff was fully staffed for the year and a science teacher position had been filled. 5:31
    • The staff member said a new special education position would assist with due process because of turnover among special education staff. 6:58
    • The staff member said the new position could be funded without a negative effect on the district's bottom line. 8:11
  4. Consent agenda 9:21
    • The board voted on the consent agenda after no discussion. 9:37
    • The consent agenda was approved. 10:02
  5. Donations 10:07
    • A staff member listed donations to the STEAM Camp 2026 of $500 from Fisher Welding, $1,500 from Gideon Engineering and $1,500 from American Legion Post 54. 10:07
    • The staff member also listed a donation of $1,340 from Minnesota Masonic Charities to Aim to Achieve. 10:07
    • Rachel Marshall Schoenfelder made the motion to approve the donations as presented. 11:20
    • The donations were approved. ~11:43
  6. Finance update 11:52
    • A staff member said auditors would be on site the week of September 13th. 12:02
    • A staff member said the city had issued an RFP for the Jefferson property, had seen interest and planned to show the building Monday at 8 o'clock, with the RFP opening September 10th. 12:06
  7. Resolution pending MDE review 13:16
    • A staff member recommended approving the resolution pending MDE review and comment. 15:27
    • A speaker asked which of two listed versions of the language would be used, and a staff member said they were the same. 16:41
    • The resolution was approved. ~17:32
  8. Long-term facilities maintenance plan 17:32
    • A staff member said the annual plan provides $380 per pupil unit for facility maintenance and requires a 10-year plan. 17:51
    • A staff member said the amount is about $1 million for the district, but the district bonded against it, leaving roughly $800,000. 18:35
    • A speaker said the state funding amount had stayed the same for years while inflation increased. 22:40
    • The long-term facilities maintenance plan for school year 2028 was approved. 24:05
  9. SiteLogic professional services agreement 24:05
    • A staff member said the agreement sets a fee of $2,381,250 covering public education assistance, design fees, bidding, advertising and contractor oversight. 24:26
    • A speaker asked about a provision in Article 10.5 on environmental credits, and another speaker said that provision had been removed in the revised contract. 26:30
    • The SiteLogic professional services agreement was approved. 29:29
  10. Student handbook 29:29
    • A staff member said the handbook had no substantive changes and mainly updated dates and personnel. 29:59
    • The 2026⁠-⁠27 student handbook was approved. 30:47
  11. Upcoming meetings and adjournment 30:47
    • A staff member said the next meeting would be Monday the 10th and the state demographer would attend. 30:57
    • A speaker asked about regular drop-ins from principals, and a staff member said that had been discussed but not yet mapped out. 32:39
    • Jim Bryant made the motion to adjourn. 33:18
    • The meeting was adjourned. ~33:38

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Video: posted by the district as “Regular School Board Meeting 2026.07.21”