Action of the School Board Action of the School Board 01/08/18
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Tom Heidemann
Board Chair
Tom Heidemann
Marci Anderson
Vice Chair
Marci Anderson
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Bill Harvey
Treasurer
Bill Harvey
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Jeff Simon
Clerk
Jeff Simon
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William Fields
Director
Nicole Hayes
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Nicole Hayes
Director
Anna Dirkswager
The agenda for the first School Board meeting in January also serves as an organizational meeting. New and
returning board members take the oath of office and the board selects officers and receives appointments for
committee assignments along with conducting annual business functions.
Organizational meeting
(a) Ceremonial oath of office
Cindy Reichert, Anoka County Elections Manager, led School Board members Bill Harvey, Jeff Simon and Anna
Dirkswager in a ceremonial oath of office. Members will serve four-year terms on the School Board.
(b) Election of officers
The School Board selected Tom Heidemann to serve as chair, Marci Anderson as vice-chair, Bill Harvey to serve
as treasurer and Jeff Simon to serve as clerk. Board leadership positions remain unchanged from 2017.
Organizational actions:
c. Set meeting dates through June 2019.
d. Designate official investments and financial institutions.
e. Delegation of authority of SERVS financial.
f. Designate official newspapers.
g. Delegation of authority for electronic fund transfers.
h. Authorization to sign contracts.
i. Expense of board members.
j. Appointments by chair.
Communications, delegations and petitions
The School Board did not receive any communications, delegations or petitions.
Finance
Annual audit report
Aaron Nielsen, a certified public accountant with the accounting firm Malloy, Montague, Karnowski, Radosevich
and Company (MMKR), reviewed the annual audit his firm conducted of the district’s financial statements for
the 2017 fiscal year. The auditor gave the district an unmodified opinion on its basic financial statements, and
said the district is in a strong financial position with an adequate fund balance and provided trend data along
with current financial measures to provide context. No material weaknesses or instances of noncompliance
were reported. The analysis and report of district funds by an independent firm provides information for School
Board consideration in financial planning and management of business affairs and compliance with legal re-
quirements and mandates.
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