District moves to take, then buy, land for future school facilities
In February 2026 the board voted 7-0 to start condemnation (eminent domain) action for about 17 acres of parcel 06-003-0700.
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Campbell-Tintah Public Schools
Voters decide Nov. 3 on school tax to close a money gap
On November 3, 2026, voters will decide two school tax questions. Question 1 would replace the current operating levy of about $286,660 a year with a new 10-year levy of about $636,660 a year, roughly $350,000 more. Question 2 would add about $100,000 a year for 10 years for repairs, safety, technology and curriculum. Question 2 only counts if Question 1 passes.
Campbell-Tintah Public Schools
Phones locked away all school day under new policy
On July 8, 2026, the board approved Policy 524.5. Students may not use phones, smart watches, earbuds, headphones or tablets from the first bell to the last bell, including lunch and passing time. Devices go in a locked box at school.
St. Louis Park Public School District
St. Louis Park adopts a FY2027 budget with higher General Fund spending
The adopted FY2027 budget sets General Fund expenditures at $90.071 million, up $3.595 million or 4.16% from the FY2026 mid-year budget.
Campbell-Tintah Public Schools
Board passes a budget that spends $210,000 more than it brings in
On June 10, 2026, the board adopted a 2026-27 budget with $2,867,176 in revenue and $3,077,540 in expenses. That means the district plans to spend about $210,000 more than it takes in this year.
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