FARGO BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES<br/> <br/> REGULAR MEETING<br/> June 23, 2026<br/> The Board of Education of the City of Fargo met in regular session on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 5:30 p.m., at South High School in the theater, located at 1840 South 15th Avenue in Fargo, North Dakota.<br/> Members present: Melissa Burkland Nyamal Dei Kristin Nelson Katie Christensen Mineer Jason Nelson Robin Nelson Greg Clark Nikkie Gullickson Allie Ollenburger<br/> Members absent: None<br/> President Katie Christensen Mineer called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Melissa Burkland moved to approve the agenda with the Human Capital Addendum. Jason Nelson seconded the motion. The motion passed (Yes: Burkland, Christensen Mineer, Clark, Dei, Gullickson, Nelson, J., Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Ollenburger).<br/> No citizens signed up to address the Board.<br/> A representative from the FEA was not present to provide a report.<br/> Dr. Steiner congratulated the Board members that were re-elected to serve for another term in the June 9 election and to Jolene Garty for being newly elected to the Board. He also shared the following celebrations:<br/> <br/>  * Heather Sinkler has been named the Career and Technical Education Coordinator and Jessica Magnuson has been named the Professional Development and Mentors Coordinator for the District.<br/>  * The South High School auto program has been recertified.<br/>  * Davies High School student Setiya Hamidi placed 37th out of 300 in United States Extemporaneous Speaking and 10th out of 400 in Extemporaneous Commentary at the National Speech and Debate tournament.<br/> Dr. Steiner shared the following updates:<br/> <br/>  * FPS has been notified that it has been granted $3.5 million from the school construction loan office for construction of Horace Mann Elementary School.Administrators and school teams completed the NABITA risk assessment training this week.<br/> <br/>  * The Personal Learning Institute was held last week at Northern Cass School District. Numerous Fargo staff members attended.<br/> In accordance with EL-10, Dr. Steiner presented Memo #129, which reviewed Administrative Policy updates. FPS policies are reviewed on a set rotation, ensuring all policies are reviewed once in a four-year cycle. This year, four policies were rescinded and no new policies were added. Discussion occurred. (Memo #129)<br/> Marzano Evaluation Systems Report<br/> <br/> In compliance with EL-6: Staff Evaluation, Dr. McCanna presented Memo #130, which was the FPS evaluation system report. The Marzano Evaluation System is used for teacher evaluation. Discussion occurred. (Memo #130)<br/> Nyamal Dei moved to accept the Consent Agenda with the Human Capital Action addendum. Greg Clark seconded the motion, which passed (Yes: Burkland, Christensen Mineer, Clark, Dei, Gullickson, Nelson, J., Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Ollenburger) thereby causing the following actions to be taken:<br/> <br/> A. The minutes of the regular meeting of June 9 were approved as written.<br/> <br/> B.The following Human Capital actions were approved:<br/> <br/>  1.  1. New Hires 2026-27: Laura Bateman, Math – Discovery, St. Mary’s University, MA (Step 18) – at 100% - $77,440; Zachary Grohman, SPED Teacher – Explorer Academy, MSUM, BA (Step 3) – at 100% - $47,393; Erin Hoeck-Johnson, SPED – Discovery, Western Governor’s University, BA (Step 3) – at 100% - $47,393; Derrick Jungling, Physical Education – Ed Clapp, NDSU, BA (Step 12) – at 79% - $44,853; Abigael Moorhead, Counselor – Centennial, Southern New Hampshire University, BA (Step 3) – at 100% - $47,393; Natasha Osowski, Kindergarten – McKinley, MSUM, BA (Step 3) – at 100% - $47,393; Brittany Peterson, Title Interventionist – Lewis and Clark, Grand Canyon University, MA (Step 12) – at 100% - $67,488; Miah Roper, Title Interventionist – Kennedy, NDSU, BA (Step 4) – at 100% - $47,867; Kabie Weisert, FACS – Ben Franklin, NDSU, BA+15 (Step 15) – at 100% - $61,564<br/>      2. Resignations 2025-26: Kelly Dietrich, Principal – Self-Directed Academy, Dates of Employment: 2024-2026, Effective Date: 06/30/2026; Cecelia Doll, Title Interventionist – Madison, Dates of Employment: 2018 – 2026, Effective Date: 06-05-2026; Jacob Kienzle, Dean of Students – Discovery, Dates of Employment: 2024-2026, Effective Date: 06/05/2026; Chelsea Laswell, SPED – North, Dates of Employment: 2026, Effective Date: 06/16/2026; Jessica Magnuson, Instructional Coach – Carl Ben Eielson, Dates of Employment: 2006-2026, Effective Date: 06/05/2026<br/> <br/> C. The proposal from Nexus-PATH Family Healing to provide Mental Health Therapy Services and Targeted Case Management at Explorer Academy for the 2026-27 school year at a maximum annual cost of $297,650 was accepted and administration authorized to issue a contract accordingly. (Memo #131)<br/> <br/> D.The bid from Butler Machinery for a 3-year term in the total amount of $196,050 for Semi-Annual Generator Inspection, Compliance Testing, and Maintenance Services was accepted, and permission granted to issue a purchase order accordingly. (Memo #132)<br/> <br/> E. The following financial reports were approved:<br/> <br/>  1. The Fund Balance Report for May<br/>  2. The Revenue and Expenditure Reports for May<br/>  3. Statement of Bank Reconciliation for May<br/>  4. Check register for May<br/> Dr. Steiner presented and reviewed Memo #133, which was the monitoring document for R/SI-5: Equitable Resources and Planning. Discussion occurred on the report. Robin Nelson moved to accept that reasonable progress has been made on R/SI-5 for the 2025-26 school year. Allie Ollenburger seconded the motion. Discussion continued on information included in the report. Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Burkland, Christensen Mineer, Clark, Dei, Gullickson, Nelson, J., Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Ollenburger). (Memo #133)<br/> Greg Clark presented Memo #134 and the preliminary budgets for the General Fund, Building Fund, Special Assessment Fund, Special Levy Fund, Debt Service Fund and Nutrition Services Fund. He noted that the budgets are preliminary, and the Board will review the budgets again; the budget will be approved in September. The budget keeps the mill levy the same from the 2025-26 school year budget. Mr. Clark noted the efforts made by administration to ensure the budget was presented as a balanced budget. Greg Clark moved to approve the preliminary fiscal year 2026-27 budgets for the General Fund, Building Fund, Special Assessments Fund, Special Levy Fund, Debt Service Fund and Nutrition Services Fund. Allie Ollenburger seconded the motion. Discussion occurred on the budgets. Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Burkland, Christensen Mineer, Clark, Dei, Gullickson, Nelson, J., Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Ollenburger). (Memo #134)<br/> Dr. Steiner presented and reviewed Memo #135. At the December 9 Board meeting, the Board directed Dr. Steiner to work with EAB to assist the District in the next steps of updating the FPS Strategic Plan. Since that time, Dr. Steiner has been working with Dr. Jen Slavik from EAB and FPS administrators on the next iteration of the District’s Strategic Plan. The final version of the strategic plan will include:<br/> <br/>  * Vision<br/>  * Values<br/>  * Critical, important, and desirable objectives for the district and individual buildings<br/>  * Strategic Direction and Expectations<br/>  * Portrait of a Learner, Educator, and Leader<br/>  * Statement of Work<br/> Success metrics that will be tracked by the District and monitored by the Board were developed. The plan focuses on five key areas:<br/> <br/>  * Academic Excellence<br/> <br/>  * Board annual monitoring to take place in October<br/> <br/>  * Student Safety, Health and Wellbeing<br/> <br/>  * Board annual monitoring to take place in August<br/> <br/>  * Exemplary Staffing<br/> <br/>  * Board annual monitoring to take place in November<br/> <br/>  * Community Engagement and Support<br/> <br/>  * Board annual monitoring to take place in April<br/> <br/>  * Operational Excellence and Fiscal Responsibility<br/> <br/>  * Board annual monitoring to take place in June<br/> Dr. Steiner noted that when planning, you start with the end in mind. The metrics presented to the Board is that concept; the metrics are the goals the administration will be focusing on and what the Board should be holding administration accountable to. He reviewed the metrics of the District Scorecard with Board members. Discussion occurred. A second reading and approval will take place at the July 14 meeting. (Memo #135)<br/> Dr. Steiner presented and reviewed Memo #136. Administration requested approval to proceed with the development of an on-site health clinic at South High School in partnership with Sanford Health (Sanford). The clinic will be operated and managed by Sanford and will provide healthcare services to the community while offering priority appointment access to Fargo Public Schools (District) employees and families. The proposed clinic will occupy existing space within South High School under a lease agreement between the District and Sanford. Sanford will be responsible for all costs associated with the interior clinic buildout, furnishings, equipment, and ongoing operations. The District will need to complete building infrastructure improvements, including modifications to the air handling and sewer systems serving the space to accommodate the clinic. The estimated cost of these improvements is approximately $200,000. The initial clinic footprint has been designed to meet current operational needs while providing an opportunity for future expansion into adjacent space should demand for services increase. Administration and Sanford will continue to refine operational details, partnership opportunities, and long-term space needs as the project advances. Administration anticipates soliciting bids for the infrastructure work during the winter of 2026-27, with construction beginning in the spring of 2027 following Board approval of the bid package and contract award. The proposed partnership provides several benefits to the District, including:<br/> <br/>  * Enhanced access to healthcare services for employees through priority appointment availability.<br/>  * Improved convenience for employees and families seeking healthcare services during the workday.<br/>  * A public-private partnership that expands access to healthcare services while utilizing existing District space.<br/>  * Expanded educational and career-connected learning opportunities for students through a partnership with one of the region's largest healthcare employers.<br/>  * Lease revenue through occupancy of District-owned space.<br/> In addition to opportunities within health sciences, Administration anticipates working with Sanford and higher education partners to explore internships, job shadowing, and career exploration opportunities for students. Sanford offers potential learning experiences across healthcare, business, finance, human resources, information technology, facilities, nutrition services, security, operations, and other career pathways that support the District's commitment to career-connected learning and workforce development.<br/> Jason Nelson declared a conflict of interest with the topic. Robin Nelson moved to approve administration’s request to proceed with development of an on-site health clinic at South High School in partnership with Sanford Health, including negotiation of a lease agreement and preparation of bid documents for the required building infrastructure improvements. Allie Ollenburger seconded the motion. Discussion occurred. Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Burkland, Christensen Mineer, Clark, Dei, Gullickson, Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Ollenburger; Abstain due to conflict of interest: Nelson, J.). (Memo #136)<br/> President Christensen Mineer presented Memo #137. GP-7 was monitored for compliance at the April 14 Board meeting. Due to suggestions for potential changes noted in the monitoring document, the Governance Committee reviewed the policy at the May and June committee meetings to determine if the current standing committees are supporting the work of the Board. Consensus was reached at the June committee meeting to make the following changes:<br/> <br/>  * Move Planning Committee means b.1) Work with the administration in maintaining a strategic plan to Governance<br/>  * Move CEA Committee item b.1) Create and analyze communications, engagement, and advocacy opportunities with stakeholders, such as students, staff, parents, and community members to Governance<br/>  * Sunset the Communications, Engagement and Advocacy Committee<br/> This would streamline the work of the Board. Additionally, at times, the work of the Communications, Engagement and Advocacy Committee overlaps with functions of administration. If a need arises that was previously supported by the Communications, Engagement and Advocacy Committee, an ad hoc committee can be formed to complete the needed work. Discussion occurred. Jason Nelson moved that the Board approve changes to GP-7 as presented. Nyamal Dei seconded the motion. Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Burkland, Christensen Mineer, Clark, Dei, Gullickson, Nelson, J., Nelson, K., Nelson, R., Ollenburger). (Memo #137)<br/> Gratitude was expressed to Board member Nyamal Dei for her term as a Board member from 2022-2026. Ms. Dei shared personal remarks.<br/> Gratitude was expressed to President Katie Christensen Mineer for her leadership of the Board during the 2025-26 school year.<br/> Committee, Liaison & Correspondence Reports<br/> <br/>  * Board member meetings/liaison visits: Nelson, R. to meetings to prepare for legislative session<br/> President Christensen Mineer shared a brief President’s report. She reminded Board members of the July 14 reorganization meeting of the Board and the scheduled August 3 training session. She also noted the annual NDSBA conference will be October 8 and 9 in Bismarck.<br/> The next regular meeting was confirmed for Tuesday, July 14 at 5:30 p.m. at South High School in the auditorium. There being no further business to come before the Board, President Christensen Mineer declared the meeting adjourned at 7:03 p.m.<br/> <br/> MAY 2026 PAYMENTS MADE<br/> <br/> Vendor Name Document Amount<br/> <br/> 3D MOLECULAR DESIGNS 565.00<br/> <br/> 3X GEAR 304.00<br/> <br/> 702 COMMUNICATIONS 3,218.35<br/> <br/> 95 PERCENT GROUP 1,042.80<br/> <br/> A AND R ROOFING CO 863.00<br/> <br/> A1 SEWER & DRAIN 4,972.62<br/> <br/> AAKER, TRACY 45.00<br/> <br/> AARHUS, RYAN 540.00<br/> <br/> ACME TOOLS. 3,583.81<br/> <br/> ACT 1,488.00<br/> <br/> ADMINISTRADOR DE ASUME 300.00<br/> <br/> ADVANCED BUSINESS METHODS 60,000.00<br/> <br/> ADVANTAGE CREDIT BUREAU 2,745.00<br/> <br/> AGASSIZ CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT 465.00<br/> <br/> AGILITI HEALTH INC 653.13<br/> <br/> AKYUZ, TANYA 69.53<br/> <br/> ALERUS FINANCIAL 9,044,424.92<br/> <br/> ALLAN, TERRY M 19.00<br/> <br/> ALLARD TROPHY COMPANY 270.50<br/> <br/> ALTENBURG, SARAH C 913.17<br/> <br/> AMAZON 137,892.38<br/> <br/> AMERICAN BACKFLOW PRODUCTS CO 2,156.26<br/> <br/> AMERICAN SCHOOL COUNSELOR ASSOC 628.00<br/> <br/> AMN HEALTHCARE ALLIED INC 85,120.49<br/> <br/> AMPLIFY EDUCATION, INC 44,981.44<br/> <br/> ANDERSON, HANS 195.25<br/> <br/> ANDERSON'S 3,449.05<br/> <br/> ANDREASEN, CHRISTOPHER 635.00<br/> <br/> ANNE CARLSEN CENTER FOR CHILDREN 40,372.74<br/> <br/> ANYTIME FUN LLC 210.00<br/> <br/> APPLE COMPUTERS.. 3,569.00<br/> <br/> APPLE INC 203,161.00<br/> <br/> ARAG LLC 3,647.72<br/> <br/> ART OF EDUCATION UNIVERSITY LLC 238.00<br/> <br/> ART OF PROBLEM SOLVING 95.99<br/> <br/> ASP OF MOORHEAD INC 7,230.26<br/> <br/> ASPLIN EXCAVATING INC 113.40<br/> <br/> ATIXA 548.00<br/> <br/> AUGSBURG UNIVERSITY - ROCHESTER 800.00<br/> <br/> AUTISM LITTLE LEARNERS 47.00<br/> <br/> AVANT ASSESSMENT LLC 1,942.20<br/> <br/> AVESIS 18,230.62<br/> <br/> AVI SYSTEMS, INC 34.00<br/> <br/> AVIBEN LLC 130,079.06<br/> <br/> B & H PHOTO-VIDEO 4,606.61<br/> <br/> BACHMEIER, BRADLEY 803.00<br/> <br/> BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA 332,691.89<br/> <br/> BARCLAY, ROBERT 200.00<br/> <br/> BARNES & NOBLE 1,321.25<br/> <br/> BARNUM, KATY 159.50<br/> <br/> BAYMONT BY WYNDHAM - GRAND FORKS 2,506.00<br/> <br/> BEE SEEN GEAR 476.73<br/> <br/> BEEHLER, MATTHEW 200.16<br/> <br/> BERNATELLO'S -- 139172 84.00<br/> <br/> BERNSTROM, SARAH MARIA 45.00<br/> <br/> BEST BUY COMPANY.. 3,029.96<br/> <br/> BEST OF TIMES PHOTOGRAPHY 921.50<br/> <br/> BETTER DAYS THERAPY AND WELLNESS 350.00<br/> <br/> BIERSCHBACH EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO INC 929.16<br/> <br/> BIO CORPORATION 2,656.81<br/> <br/> BIRNEY, KATE 225.00<br/> <br/> BISMARCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 44,232.12<br/> <br/> BLESIE, AMY 119.30<br/> <br/> BLICK ART MATERIALS.. 22,146.93<br/> <br/> BLOCK, CODY 325.00<br/> <br/> BLOWS SEW & VAC 639.60<br/> <br/> BOEHM, VANESSA 71.62<br/> <br/> BORDER STATES ELECTRIC 14,664.00<br/> <br/> BOSCH, CHELSEY LEE 902.67<br/> <br/> BRAATEN, AUDRA 45.00<br/> <br/> BRANDL, SETH 45.00<br/> <br/> BREAKDOWN SPORTS USA 1,690.00<br/> <br/> BRENCO 3,733.42<br/> <br/> BRIDGING THE GAP 933.00<br/> <br/> BROOKINGS COUNTRY CLUB 130.00<br/> <br/> BROOKS, GARY 1,300.00<br/> <br/> BROWN, TYLER RAY 33.71<br/> <br/> BRUSVEN, SCOTT 45.00<br/> <br/> BSN SPORTS 29,327.62<br/> <br/> BUSINESS ESSENTIALS 16,897.87<br/> <br/> BUTENHOFF, SONJA 45.00<br/> <br/> BUTLER MACHINERY COMPANY 1,365.12<br/> <br/> BYTESPEED 100,880.00<br/> <br/> CANAD INN 1,188.00<br/> <br/> CANTLER, JENNIFER 41.33<br/> <br/> CARD, KYLE 45.00<br/> <br/> CARLSON, DAVID 45.00<br/> <br/> CARLSON, LARRY 450.00<br/> <br/> CARLSON, SARA 300.00<br/> <br/> CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL.. 6,026.76<br/> <br/> CARRASCO, CELESTINA 82.65<br/> <br/> CASS COUNTY CAREER AND TECHNICAL 100,000.00<br/> <br/> CASS COUNTY ELECTRIC COOP 67,326.36<br/> <br/> CASS RURAL WATER 4,922.99<br/> <br/> CCP DIRECT 721.16<br/> <br/> CENTER FOR RESPONSIVE SCHOOLS INC 8,690.00<br/> <br/> CENTRICITY 159.50<br/> <br/> CHARETTE, AYANNAH 82.40<br/> <br/> CHICK FIL A - GF - FSR 802.90<br/> <br/> CHICK-FIL-A- GRAND FORKS 564.79<br/> <br/> CHILLER SYSTEMS, INC 4,663.00<br/> <br/> CHRISTIAN EGGERT VIOLIN 627.02<br/> <br/> CHRISTIANSON, KENT 700.00<br/> <br/> CITY OF FARGO 149,630.11<br/> <br/> CITY OF FARGO | WATER 9,399.87<br/> <br/> CITY OF MOORHEAD 900.00<br/> <br/> CLEVELAND GOLF 581.58<br/> <br/> COBORNS INC 1,694.60<br/> <br/> COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HIGH COUNTRY 5,999.46<br/> <br/> COLE PAPER COMPANY 40,950.90<br/> <br/> COLES, KADE M 33.79<br/> <br/> COLOR BLAZE SUPPLY 714.00<br/> <br/> COLUMN SOFTWARE PBC 909.72<br/> <br/> COLWELL, KELSEY ANN 153.34<br/> <br/> COMFORT SUITES 990.00<br/> <br/> COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS 206.64<br/> <br/> COMMUNITY LIVING SERVICES 7,676.00<br/> <br/> COMPREHENSIBLE CLASSROOM LLC 3,705.80<br/> <br/> CONCEPT DENTISTRY PC 4,214.00<br/> <br/> CONCORDIA COLLEGE 600.00<br/> <br/> CONNECT INTERIORS LLC 2,287.29<br/> <br/> CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS 872.27<br/> <br/> COOL, SHANDA L 1,035.61<br/> <br/> CORE KNOWLEDGE FOUNDATION 10,046.40<br/> <br/> CORWIN PRESS INC 279.65<br/> <br/> COSTCO 5,516.68<br/> <br/> COTE, TERRY 79.32<br/> <br/> CPM EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM 6,750.00<br/> <br/> CREDIT BUREAU OF BISMARCK INC 1,118.23<br/> <br/> CRISIS PREVENTION INSTITUTE 2,899.00<br/> <br/> CROWN TROPHY 2,017.13<br/> <br/> CULINEX.. 1,835.36<br/> <br/> CULLEN INSULATION 6,831.18<br/> <br/> CURRICULUM ASSOCIATES 515.20<br/> <br/> CXTEC INC 7,196.73<br/> <br/> DAKOTA BOYS RANCH 28,507.35<br/> <br/> DAKOTA PLAYGROUND 2,303.08<br/> <br/> DAKOTA WINDS GOLF COURSE 150.00<br/> <br/> DAKTRONICS, INC 1,120.00<br/> <br/> DALBOL FLOWERS 262.99<br/> <br/> DAMICO, DANIEL 210.08<br/> <br/> DANIEL KNUDSON 45.00<br/> <br/> DASILVA, LUIS 405.00<br/> <br/> DAVIS, MAYKIN 29.00<br/> <br/> DE LA HOYA, IRIS 187.00<br/> <br/> DEITZ, STEPHANIE 45.00<br/> <br/> DEL VALLE SANTIAGO, WILLIAM 125.06<br/> <br/> DELTA DENTAL OF MINNESOTA 107,813.71<br/> <br/> DEMAND & PRECISION PARTS CO OF MILWAUKEE 3,346.00<br/> <br/> DEMCO 2,902.15<br/> <br/> DETROIT LAKES PUBLIC SCHOOLS 550.00<br/> <br/> DILWORTH-GLYNDON-FELTON SCHOOL 130.00<br/> <br/> DOEDEN, KATIE 45.00<br/> <br/> DOLLAMUR SPORT SURFACES 7,757.73<br/> <br/> DOMINO'S PIZZA 1,430.04<br/> <br/> DOMINO'S PIZZA-BISMARCK WASH 295.73<br/> <br/> DOMITROVICH, KRIS 225.00<br/> <br/> DRAGOSAVICH, KELSEY 63.80<br/> <br/> DUNN, CONNOR J 987.00<br/> <br/> DUNN, SADIE 93.53<br/> <br/> EASTERN DAKOTA CONFERENCE 956.40<br/> <br/> ECKROTH MUSIC 2,351.77<br/> <br/> EDUCATIONAL THEATRE ASSOC 255.00<br/> <br/> EGGERS, CHELSIE 275.52<br/> <br/> EI US, LLC 13,631.89<br/> <br/> ELECTRO WATCHMAN INC 317.50<br/> <br/> ELITE SPORTSWEAR LP 290.80<br/> <br/> ELLINGSON, BROCK 350.00<br/> <br/> EMBI TEC 211.00<br/> <br/> EMERY, SUSAN J 3.46<br/> <br/> EMPOWER COUNSELING 6,414.00<br/> <br/> ENGRAPHIX 115.00<br/> <br/> EVANS, CASSANDRA 359.60<br/> <br/> EVANS, ERIC E 180.00<br/> <br/> FAR FROM NORMAL 2,306.84<br/> <br/> FARGO AIR FORCE JROTC PARENT GROUP 1,216.00<br/> <br/> FARGO CABINETS 3,600.00<br/> <br/> FARGO CLIMBING 555.00<br/> <br/> FARGO METRO BASEBALL ASSOCIATION 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SYSTEMS LTD 1,328.78<br/> <br/> G & R CONTROLS INC 3,907.50<br/> <br/> GALLAGHER BENEFIT SERVICES 5,208.33<br/> <br/> GANNON, NATHAN 160.00<br/> <br/> GARCIA, MIGUEL 162.40<br/> <br/> GARNER, RICKI 1,560.00<br/> <br/> GEAR FOR SPORTS 10,125.10<br/> <br/> GEISZLER, GRANT 190.00<br/> <br/> GENERAL PARTS.. 232.45<br/> <br/> GF INVESTMENTS OF ND LLC 802.27<br/> <br/> GIBSON, JAMES E 122.74<br/> <br/> GILLETT, KRISTOPHER 453.79<br/> <br/> GILLETTE, KRISTINA 260.00<br/> <br/> GLENDALE PARADE STORE 103.75<br/> <br/> GOLD MEDAL SQUARED WEST INC 750.00<br/> <br/> GOODIN CO 6,234.18<br/> <br/> GOPHER SPORTS EQUIPMENT.. 10,453.33<br/> <br/> GRAINGER 3,086.60<br/> <br/> GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY INC 4,977.93<br/> <br/> GREAT BOOKS FOUNDATION 816.62<br/> <br/> GREAT PLAINS GREENS LLP 796.00<br/> <br/> GRETTY B INC 8,750.00<br/> <br/> GRONAAS, ADAM 1,522.93<br/> <br/> GROSZ, ROBERT 320.93<br/> <br/> GULLICKSON, NICOLE 1,285.00<br/> <br/> GUNDERSON, DANIEL E 510.00<br/> <br/> GUY, ASHLEY 1,119.29<br/> <br/> HAJEK, BRITTON 72.00<br/> <br/> HALEY, JACQUELINE LEIGH 134.05<br/> <br/> HANSON, ERIKA LEA 40.17<br/> <br/> HANSON, SHAWN 450.00<br/> <br/> HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS USA INC 119.99<br/> <br/> HARMON ENTERTAINMENT 500.00<br/> <br/> HARRIS SCHOOL SOLUTIONS.. 2,643.52<br/> <br/> HARTZE, STEVEN 160.00<br/> <br/> HAUGEN, ARTHUR 700.00<br/> <br/> HAWKINS 1,865.33<br/> <br/> HEALTHPARTNERS 1,630,746.68<br/> <br/> HEARING SOLUTIONS, INC 12,800.00<br/> <br/> HEIDI CAMPBELL BEER 45.00<br/> <br/> HEITKAMP, GREGORY 229.80<br/> <br/> HENJUM, ANDREW 158.75<br/> <br/> HENRY SCHEIN, INC 342.00<br/> <br/> HERO'S TIMING 5,750.00<br/> <br/> HERTZ RENT A CAR 2,057.55<br/> <br/> HEWITT, SHAWN J 382.50<br/> <br/> HILLSBORO PUBLIC SCHOOL 200.00<br/> <br/> HIP HOP & HOPE INC 1,000.00<br/> <br/> HOFF, DENNIS 385.00<br/> <br/> HOFFMANN, ADAM DALE 83.23<br/> <br/> HOFMANN, TAMARA 39.15<br/> <br/> HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES - ST CLOUD 471.21<br/> <br/> HOLLAND, JASON C 1,478.00<br/> <br/> HOME DEPOT 3701 116.62<br/> <br/> HOME2 BISMARCK 2,420.00<br/> <br/> HONEYMAN, JAYCIE MARIE 69.33<br/> <br/> HP INC 1,350.00<br/> <br/> HUGHS GARDENS LLC 350.00<br/> <br/> HUNT ELECTRIC CORPORATION 1,747.75<br/> <br/> HYDROBUILDER INC 2,874.15<br/> <br/> ICON ARCHITECTURAL GROUP LLC 78,434.16<br/> <br/> INDEPENDENT EMERGENCY SERVICES LLC 578.70<br/> <br/> INNOVATIVE OFFICE SOLUTIONS 683.28<br/> <br/> INSTRUCTURE 3,500.00<br/> <br/> INSTRUMENTALIST AWARDS LLC. 948.00<br/> <br/> INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 2,715,284.87<br/> <br/> INTERNATIONAL MUSIC CAMP 3,750.00<br/> <br/> INTERSTATE ALL BATTERY CENTER 129.95<br/> <br/> J AMERICA 3,746.20<br/> <br/> J GOULD LLC 63.25<br/> <br/> JACK MEHLER DESIGN 3,318.00<br/> <br/> JAMES RIVER MULTIDISTRICT SPED UNIT 26,773.52<br/> <br/> JIM COLEMAN LTD 13.50<br/> <br/> JOHN CONANT 45.00<br/> <br/> JOHNSON CONTROLS.. 7,184.21<br/> <br/> JOHNSON, HAYLE E 30.23<br/> <br/> JOHNSON, MICHELLE 225.00<br/> <br/> JOHNSON, RYLAN 75.00<br/> <br/> JONAS, DENISE 517.08<br/> <br/> JORGENSON, ERICA 350.00<br/> <br/> JP MORGAN CHASE 43,565.59<br/> <br/> JUHL, JOHNATHAN 45.00<br/> <br/> JUST RIGHT READER, INC 2,921.10<br/> <br/> JUSTESEN, NICOLE 240.00<br/> <br/> JW PEPPER 5,179.30<br/> <br/> KALUZA, ERIN 1,114.29<br/> <br/> KEAL, KRISTIN 1,113.67<br/> <br/> KEANE, TARA 743.18<br/> <br/> KEMPS LLC 60,200.34<br/> <br/> KERRI D BRANTNER 45.00<br/> <br/> KIEBKE, AMY 34.30<br/> <br/> KIKISTEESCOM 1,077.72<br/> <br/> KINDRED HIGH SCHOOL 150.00<br/> <br/> KING, ASHLEY 708.59<br/> <br/> KIWANIS 49.50<br/> <br/> KNIGHT PRINTING 1,487.28<br/> <br/> KNIGHT, HEATHER 1,184.23<br/> <br/> KNUTSON, SYDNEY 661.60<br/> <br/> KRATCHA, JOANN 1,114.29<br/> <br/> KRAUSE-ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 144,402.73<br/> <br/> KRYJEVSKAIA, MILA 135.00<br/> <br/> LAKES COUNTRY SERVICE COOPERATIVE 2,550.00<br/> <br/> LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS 4,227.13<br/> <br/> LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES 585.06<br/> <br/> LANGUAGE TESTING INTERNATIONAL 33.00<br/> <br/> LARSON, SHANNON M 97.88<br/> <br/> LEARNING BANK 5,971.00<br/> <br/> LEARNING WITHOUT TEARS 75,735.00<br/> <br/> LEE, TRENT R 385.00<br/> <br/> LEHMAN, KEITH 58.15<br/> <br/> LEIER, WESLEY D 325.00<br/> <br/> LEMIEUX, ALEXANDRA 81.20<br/> <br/> LEWIS, JAKODY 60.00<br/> <br/> LEXIA VOYAGER SOPRIS INC 1,540.00<br/> <br/> LICHTBLAU, SARA 66.70<br/> <br/> LIEN, MICHAEL 270.00<br/> <br/> LILJEQUIST, KYLA 252.30<br/> <br/> LINDE GAS & EQUIPMENT 403.62<br/> <br/> LOCKSHOP 1,760.00<br/> <br/> LOFFLER COMPANIES 3,928.62<br/> <br/> LOFFLER COMPANIES - LEASES 23,484.38<br/> <br/> LONG ISLAND QUIZ BOWL ALLIANCE 140.00<br/> <br/> LOVE, KATHERINE J 1,340.00<br/> <br/> LOWE'S HOME IMPROVEMENT 888.25<br/> <br/> LUKES, MICHAEL 288.75<br/> <br/> LUNDON, ALEXIS 1,271.27<br/> <br/> LUNDON, MOLLY 1,243.36<br/> <br/> M & J AUTO PARTS INC 1,472.65<br/> <br/> MACGILL SUPPLIES 262.01<br/> <br/> MACKIN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES 10,100.99<br/> <br/> MAGNUSON, JESSICA 1,114.29<br/> <br/> MALMARK, INC 233.87<br/> <br/> MALONE, LISA 8.70<br/> <br/> MALOY, CHAD 2,805.00<br/> <br/> MARC 936.00<br/> <br/> MARC DELORME 45.00<br/> <br/> MARCO 445.18<br/> <br/> MARCO-DALLAS 16,045.21<br/> <br/> MARCO'S PIZZA 79.13<br/> <br/> MARKERBOARD PEOPLE 44.95<br/> <br/> MARQUARDT, MINDY 19.07<br/> <br/> MARSH & MCLENNAN AGENCY 112.00<br/> <br/> MARZANO RESOURCES LLC 13,188.00<br/> <br/> MATH LEARNING CENTER 4,640.00<br/> <br/> MATH UNITY 3,464.65<br/> <br/> MATHCOUNTS FOUNDATION 30.00<br/> <br/> MAUCORT, BERNARD D 808.00<br/> <br/> MCCROSKEY, JULIE 356.47<br/> <br/> MCGOUGH CONSTRUCTION CO LLC 86,714.03<br/> <br/> MCKENNEY, MARIAH 2,347.36<br/> <br/> MCMASTER-CARR SUPPLY COMPANY 489.50<br/> <br/> MCNEILUS STEEL, INC 3,992.08<br/> <br/> MECA SPORTSWEAR 44.00<br/> <br/> MEDCO SUPPLY COMPANY.. 285.00<br/> <br/> MEGHAN BOLME 225.00<br/> <br/> MENARDS 4,777.55<br/> <br/> MENARDS MOORHEAD STORE 20,049.46<br/> <br/> MESSERLI & KRAMER ATTORNEYS AT LAW 2,289.29<br/> <br/> METRO AREA TOURNAMENT 300.00<br/> <br/> METRO TIMING 1,832.55<br/> <br/> MFAC LLC 2,932.40<br/> <br/> MIDWEST EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS 20,950.00<br/> <br/> MIDWEST SPECIAL INSTRUMENTS 716.50<br/> <br/> MINNESOTA CLAY 1,263.21<br/> <br/> MINNKOTA RECYCLING 2,661.36<br/> <br/> MISTEES SCREEN PRINTING & GRAPHIC DESIGN 2,340.50<br/> <br/> MN ASSOC OF ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS 402.50<br/> <br/> MODONGO, JOYCE 52.20<br/> <br/> MOEN PORTABLES & SEPTIC 1,360.00<br/> <br/> MOFFITT, STACIE 1,044.29<br/> <br/> MONONO, EWUMBUA MENYOLI 315.00<br/> <br/> MOORE, MADELYN 1,354.27<br/> <br/> MOORE, SHANE SR 1,555.00<br/> <br/> MOORHEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4,794.00<br/> <br/> MOORHEAD PUBLIC SERVICE 7,338.27<br/> <br/> MORE THAN WORDS 290.60<br/> <br/> MORTICE, NICHOLE 15.25<br/> <br/> MORTRUD, SHANNON 1,163.92<br/> <br/> MOTUBA, DIOMO 505.00<br/> <br/> MTI DISTRIBUTING 849.60<br/> <br/> MUSIC AND ARTS 315.00<br/> <br/> MUSIC EMPORIUM 390.00<br/> <br/> MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL 22.27<br/> <br/> MYRICK, ERIC 513.48<br/> <br/> NASCO.. 4,612.24<br/> <br/> NATIONAL INDEPENDENT HEALTH CLUB ASSOC 4,195.50<br/> <br/> NATIONAL SPEECH AND DEBATE ASSOC 973.42<br/> <br/> NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY 435.00<br/> <br/> NAT'L FEDERATION OF STATE 2,450.00<br/> <br/> NAVIGATE360 2,481.22<br/> <br/> NCS PEARSON, INC 6,355.01<br/> <br/> ND BOARD OF NURSING 40.00<br/> <br/> ND CHEER COACHES ASSOCIATION 550.00<br/> <br/> ND COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERS 6,144.00<br/> <br/> ND COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS 2,178.00<br/> <br/> ND HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOC 50.00<br/> <br/> ND HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOC 600.00<br/> <br/> ND PERS 441,308.43<br/> <br/> ND ROUGHRIDER DISTRICT 17,200.00<br/> <br/> ND STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE 6,375.00<br/> <br/> ND STATE DISBURSEMENT UNIT 9,656.88<br/> <br/> ND TEACHER FUND FOR RETIREMENT 1,924,966.72<br/> <br/> NDCPAS 85.00<br/> <br/> NDSU 300.00<br/> <br/> NELSON WINDOW COMPANY 544.95<br/> <br/> NELSON, PAULA L 1,152.20<br/> <br/> NELSON, REBECCA MARIA 350.00<br/> <br/> NEWMAN SIGNS 256.00<br/> <br/> NEXUS - PATH FAMILY HEALING 13,788.96<br/> <br/> NEZNIK, JENNIFER 49.88<br/> <br/> NLFX PROFESSIONAL 75.00<br/> <br/> NOESEN, MADISON 350.00<br/> <br/> NOJANG, EMMANUEL 160.00<br/> <br/> NORCOSTCO 1,735.90<br/> <br/> NORTH DAKOTA ONE CALL 25.50<br/> <br/> NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT 564.48<br/> <br/> OAK GROVE LUTHERAN SCHOOL 150.00<br/> <br/> OBERG, EMILY 1,152.60<br/> <br/> O'DAY EQUIPMENT LLC 430.80<br/> <br/> ODLAND, PAUL 260.00<br/> <br/> ODP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, LLC 2,085.88<br/> <br/> OFFICE DEPOT.. 1,196.39<br/> <br/> OHM, HANNAH. 490.00<br/> <br/> OK TIRE STORE INC 606.70<br/> <br/> OLIVE GARDEN 1,757.99<br/> <br/> OLSCHLAGER, SHANNA LYNN 93.09<br/> <br/> OLSON, HANNAH 45.00<br/> <br/> OLSON, JUNTUNEN, & COBB LTD 906.60<br/> <br/> OLSON, RANDY 180.00<br/> <br/> OLSON, TODD A 83.38<br/> <br/> OMNI GROUP INTERNATIONAL LLC 1,120.00<br/> <br/> ONYX PRINT ROOM LLC 420.00<br/> <br/> O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 878.91<br/> <br/> OTC BRANDS, INC 88.20<br/> <br/> OURADNIK, SUZIE 188.25<br/> <br/> PAN O GOLD BAKING CO 11,108.82<br/> <br/> PAPA JOHNS - DICKINSON 206.77<br/> <br/> PARADISO OF BISMARCK INC 323.78<br/> <br/> PARTS TOWN, LLC 83.88<br/> <br/> PASS BIG LLC 875.00<br/> <br/> PAUL KIM 720.00<br/> <br/> PAUL, SARAH E 38.06<br/> <br/> PEDERSON, LEVI 128.40<br/> <br/> PENCIL WHOLESALE LLC 156.00<br/> <br/> PEPSI COLA BOTTLING 4,280.98<br/> <br/> PERIUS, THOMAS 200.00<br/> <br/> PERREAULT, STEPHANIE 850.00<br/> <br/> PETRO SERVE USA 108.99<br/> <br/> PHILLIPS, WENDY MICHELLE 45.00<br/> <br/> PIONEER ATHLETICS 4,880.00<br/> <br/> PIONEER VALLEY BOOKS 11.00<br/> <br/> PIZZA RANCH 569.80<br/> <br/> PLAMBECK, JOHN B 430.00<br/> <br/> PLUNKETT'S PEST CONTROL 2,026.35<br/> <br/> POLAR INSULATION 2,849.37<br/> <br/> POLYWELL COMPUTERS INC 19,201.50<br/> <br/> POPP BINDING & LAMINATING 483.89<br/> <br/> POPPLERS MUSIC 2,277.97<br/> <br/> PREMIUM WATERS, INC 161.99<br/> <br/> PRESTEGAARD, AARON 220.00<br/> <br/> PRIBULA, MITCHELL 400.00<br/> <br/> PURE WATER TECHNOLOGY OF THE NORTH 175.00<br/> <br/> QUALITY MEATS & SEAFOOD 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